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Aaronel Deroy Gruber Exhibition History: ​Solo, Group, and Juried Aaronel deRoy Gruber Exhibition History: Solo, Group, and Juried Exhibitions ​ SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2020 October 16 - November 11, 2003 Irving and Aaronel deRoy Gruber Foundation A Sense of Place Inaugural Exhibition Mercyhurst College Irving and Aaronel deRoy Gruber Erie, PA Foundation Pittsburgh, PA June 14 - August 31, 2003 The Frick Landscapes 2016 Frick Art and Historical Center Aaronel deRoy Gruber: Plastic Works Pittsburgh, PA 57W57Arts Gallery New York City, NY 2002 The Photographs of Aaronel de Roy Gruber 2013 Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts Aaronel deRoy Gruber: Artist in Motion New Castle, PA Westmoreland Museum of American Art Greensburg, PA May 10 - June 16, 2002 Aaronel de Roy Gruber: Photographs March 2009 Butler Institute of American Art The Analytical Eye: Photographs by Aaronel Youngstown, OH deRoy Gruber Silver Eye Gallery October 29 - November 24, 2001 Pittsburgh, PA Pittsburgh's Industrial Past New Image Gallery September 15 - November 17, 2006 Harrisonburg, VA Light and Transparency Phipps Conservatory and Botanical April 21 - 27 May, 2001 Gardens Bilbao and Beyond Pittsburgh, PA Michael Berger Gallery Pittsburgh, PA 2005 Photographs by Aaronel deRoy Gruber 2001 Photo Forum Gallery, U.S. Steel Tower Pittsburgh’s Industrial Past Pittsburgh, PA Westmoreland Museum of American Art Additional exhibitions: ‘01, ‘99, Greensburg, PA '98,'97,'95,'94 and '91 June 20 - August 30, 1999 2005 Urban Landscape Transformed Aaronel deRoy Gruber: Small Sculptures Columbus Museum of Art and Recent Photographs Columbus, OH 707 Penn Gallery Pittsburgh, PA Aaronel deRoy Gruber Exhibition History: Solo, Group, and Juried Exhibitions ​ November 20, 1997 - January 4, 1998 October 29 - December 6, 1994 Aaronel deRoy Gruber: Pittsburgh Aaronel deRoy Gruber: Strange Encounters Passages Photo Forum Gallery Photo Forum Gallery Pittsburgh, PA Pittsburgh, PA 1992 September 4 - October 4, 1997 The Photographic Art of Aaronel deRoy Aaronel deRoy Gruber: Split and Bi-Toned Gruber Photographs Irving Galleries Rena Bransten Gallery Palm Beach, FL San Francisco, CA July 21 - August 24, 1991 1997 Aaronel deRoy Gruber: The Photography Carnegie Museum of Art and Sculpture of Aaronel de Roy Gruber Pittsburgh, PA Photo Forum Gallery Additional exhibition: ‘77 1988 1996 Aaronel deRoy Gruber Photography Relative Viewpoints with Terry deRoy Concept Art Gallery, Gruber Pittsburgh, PA Silver Eye Center for Photography & Additional exhibition: '87 Pittsburgh Cultural Trust's Wood Street Galleries 1987 Pittsburgh, PA Imag-i-nature Pittsburgh Civic Garden Center November 6 - 28, 1995 Pittsburgh, PA Aaronel deRoy Gruber Photographs Winchester Thurston 1985 Pittsburgh, PA Motion and Light Anita Shapolsky Gallery 1995 New York, N.Y Black and White Photographs Open Mercyhurst College, Cummings Gallery Additional exhibition: ‘84 Erie, PA May 15, 1984 June 1 - June 27, 1995 Aaronel deRoy Gruber Sculpture 3 Dimensions of Aaronel: An Exhibit of Peter Rose Gallery Painting, Sculpture & Photography New York, NY Jewish Community Center of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA Aaronel deRoy Gruber Exhibition History: Solo, Group, and Juried Exhibitions ​ 1981 1976 Creating Images with Works of Art Michael C. Rockefeller Museum Gallery G Fredonia, NY Pittsburgh, PA Additional exhibition: '69 October 31 - November 28, 1976 Retrospective May 24 - June 14, 1981 William Penn Memorial Museum Pittsburgh Center for the Arts Presents Harrisburg, PA Aaronel deRoy Gruber: 1981 Artist of the Year Pittsburgh Center for the Arts 1976 ​ Pittsburgh, PA Aaronel deRoy Gruber Michael Berger Gallery, November 6 - December 2,1979 Pittsburgh, PA Aaronel de Roy Gruber: Kinetic Sculpture June 13 - July 4, 1976 Opening Gallery Hunter Museum of Art New York, NY Chattanooga,TN January 14 - March 13, 1977 1975 Recent Sculptures Future Forms: Plastic, Metal, Light, Carnegie Museum of Art Glowing, Moving, Shining Pittsburgh, PA Fontana Gallery Philadelphia, PA October 22 - November 13, 1977 Kinetic Sculpture May 11 - June 2, 1974 Gloria Luria Gallery Recent sculpture Bay Harbor Island, FL Kingpitcher Gallery Pittsburgh, PA 1977 Naples Art Gallery 1974 Naples, FL Grand Rapids Art Museum Grand Rapids, MI March 26 - April 20, 1977 Sculptures by Aaronel deRoy Gruber 1973 Electric Gallery Everson Museum Toronto, Canada Syracuse, NY Additional exhibition: '74 1973 1976 Sculpture by Aaronel deRoy Gruber Sculptures and Paintings Contemporary Gallery Ben M. Pickard Gallery Dallas,TX Oklahoma City, OK Aaronel deRoy Gruber Exhibition History: Solo, Group, and Juried Exhibitions ​ 1973 May 20 - June 14, 1969 Bolles Gallery Galeria Juana Mordo, S.A. San Francisco, CA Madrid, Spain 1972 December 18, 1968 - March 3, 1969 Aaronel: Aaronel deRoy Gruber Sculpture Bundy Contemporary Museum of Art Syracuse University, Lowe Art Gallery Waitsfield, VT Syracuse, NY September 17 - October 13, 1968 1971 Painting and Sculpture Bertha Schaefer Gallery The Art Center at Hargate, St. Paul's School New York, NY Concord, NH Additional exhibitions: '69 & '70 July 26 - August 6, 1967 March 5 - April 7, 1971 Aaronel DeRoy Gruber: One Man Show Gruber Sculpture in Plastic Chautauqua Gallery of Art Deson Zaks Gallery Chautauqua, NY Chicago, IL September 14 - October 2, 1965 November 13 - December 7, 1971 An Exhibition of Paintings and Sculptures Aaronel Gruber Sculpture Jason Gallery Pittsburgh Plan for Art New York, NY Pittsburgh, PA Additional exhibition: Date unknown Additional exhibition: '67 1965 1970 United States Information Service Sculpture in Plastics Milan, Italy Wellfleet Art Gallery Wellfleet, MA and Palm Beach, FL 1965 Collectivo November 4, 1970 Galleria del Portichetto, The Fine Arts Gallery Presents Aaronel Pineta di Arenzano, Italy deRoy Gruber John Wanamaker Fine Arts Gallery 1965 Philadelphia, PA Galleria 88 Rome, Italy 1970 Aaronel deRoy Gruber 1965 Galerie Simonne Stern Galleria d'Arte Marina Grande New Orleans, LA Arenzano, Genoa, Italy Aaronel deRoy Gruber Exhibition History: Solo, Group, and Juried Exhibitions ​ 1964 1961 Regent Square Gallery Associated Artists Gallery Pittsburgh, PA Pittsburgh Center for the Arts Pittsburgh, PA 1963 Additional exhibition: ‘60 Bon Marche National Gallery 1960 Seattle, WA Oils and Drawings Pittsburgh Playhouse 1961 Pittsburgh, PA Exhibition of Paintings Monede Gallery April 11 - 24, 1959 New York, NY Aaronel Gruber Art Directions Gallery New York 2010 GROUP EXHIBITIONS Art Association of Harrisburg Invitational Exhibition 2011 Art Association of Harrisburg Pittsburgh Society of Sculptures/Three Harrisburg, PA Rivers Arts Festival Pittsburgh, PA 2010 th 100 ​ Annual Exhibition Associated Artists of ​ 2011 Pittsburgh 88th Annual Spring Show Carnegie Museum of Pittsburgh Erie Art Museum Pittsburgh, PA Erie, PA 2010 th 2011 87 ​ Annual Spring Show ​ A Painter’s Legacy: The Students of Samuel Erie Art Museum Rosenberg Erie PA American Jewish Museum, JCC Pittsburgh, PA 2010 Exchange, A collaboration between ​ ​ ​ 2011 established and emerging artists. An 32nd Annual Paper in Particular Associated Artists of Pittsburgh Centennial Columbia College Exhibition Columbia, MO Pittsburgh, PA Aaronel deRoy Gruber Exhibition History: Solo, Group, and Juried Exhibitions ​ September 2009 2007 From Mod to Modern, Celebrating Popular Salon of the People: Associated Associated Artists of the 60s Artists of Pittsburgh 1910 – 2006 International Images, Ltd. Carnegie Museum of Pittsburgh Sewickley, PA Pittsburgh, PA 2008 2007 th Progressive Annual Exhibition 97 ​ Annual Exhibition, Associated Artists of ​ ​ Pittsburgh Society of Artists Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA Carnegie Museum of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA June 2008 Westmoreland Arts National 2006 th Westmoreland Arts & Heritage Festival 96 ​ Annual Exhibition, Associated Artists of ​ ​ Youngwood, PA Pittsburgh February – June 2008 Carnegie Museum of Pittsburgh th 85 ​ Annual Spring Show Pittsburgh, PA ​ Erie Art Museum Erie, PA 2006 nd 2 ​ Annual Exhibition, Hoyt Artists ​ ​ February 2008 Association Pittsburgh Through AAP Eyes Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts The Pittsburgh Center for the Arts Newcastle, PA Pittsburgh, PA 2006 February 2008 Small Roars, Associated Artists of ​ Garden in the Gallery Pittsburgh Capitol Arts Network 707 Penn Gallery Bethesda, MD Pittsburgh, PA January 2008 2006 Martha Gault Gallery Slippery Rock Born of Fire: The Valley of Work Hoyt Artists’ Association Westmoreland Museum of American Art Slippery Rock, PA Greensburg, PA December 2007 2006 rd Annual Members Exhibition 83 ​ Annual Spring Show ​ Hoyt Artists’ Association Erie Art Museum New Castle, PA Erie, PA Aaronel deRoy Gruber Exhibition History: Solo, Group, and Juried Exhibitions ​ 2005 - 2006 2004 Contemporary Desert Photography: The A Legacy of Excellence: Governor's Other Side of Paradise Residence Palm Springs Art Museum Harrisburg, PA Palm Springs, CA 2004 2005 24th Annual Paper in Particular The First Hoyt Artists' Association Exhibition Columbia College Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts Columbia, MO New Castle, PA Additional Exhibitions: ‘03, ‘02, ‘92 Additional Exhibitions: ‘05, ‘04, ‘03, ‘98 1965 - 2004 2005 Three Rivers Arts Festival Annual Exhibition 95th Annual Exhibition, Associated Artists of Pittsburgh, PA Pittsburgh Andy Warhol Museum 1958 - 2004 Pittsburgh, PA Associated Artists of Pittsburgh Annual Exhibition 2005 Carnegie Museum of Art 82nd Annual Spring Art Show Pittsburgh, PA Erie Art Museum Erie, PA 2003 Additional Exhibition: ‘01 The Influence of Sam Rosenberg Westmoreland Museum of Art 2005 Greensburg, PA History Through Art Additional Exhibition: ‘85 Southwestern
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