Love Letters to Self: A Life Well Drawn
RAM is pleased to host an exhibit of drawings, lenticular prints (think holograms), and digital media by Indianapolis artist, Constance Edwards Scopelitis. The work will be on display in the Paul and Pat Lingle Gallery. Read more here.
Monumental Drawings | Art Museum of
Greater Lafayette
These drawings are executed in a photo-realistic style with the artist’s primary subject encountering issues of socio-political topics, cultural phenomenon, and human psychology. Specifically, this exhibition dealt with the occurrence of blame and fault, finger-pointing, and stagnation in meaningful policy reforms.
I consider my Masterwork to be graphite drawings. Learn more here.
IFPDA Fine Art Print Fair | Long Sharp Spotlight
An excerpt from Long Sharp Gallery's Spotlight for Constance. "
When a gallery devotes an entire art fair booth to one artist, something is up. In our 15 years, we've done it twice. Once at EXPO CHICAGO when presenting works by Ann Hamilton, and here, presenting lenticular and digital works by Constance Edwards Scopelitis" Read the full spotlight here.
IFPDA Fine Art Print Fair | Solo Exhibition
For the IFPDA Fair Spring 2021 Online Edition Constance had a solo exhibition of her lenticular and interactive touchscreen programs with Long Sharp Gallery. Open through June 13th, 2021. Visit the link here.
The Sum of Unity | The Galleries at IUPUI Herron School of Art + Design
Constance exhibited her piece “IRE/FIRED” for the Sum of Unity at The Galleries at IUPUI Herron School of Art + Design. The images were reproduced on cheap paper and wheat pasted to a wall as protest signs from Feb 3 - April 17, 2021. The exhibiton was curated by Samuel Levi Jones. To read more about the exhibition, please visit the link here. Also featured on Forbes.com
Palm Beach Modern + Contemporary | Wyndwood Art 2021
Constance's Digital Media artwork "SHOCKRA" was exhibited at Palm Beach Modern + Contemporary Special Online Edition February 24th - March 14th, 2021. For more details about the fair, please visit Palm Beach Modern + Contemporary | Art Wynwood 2021.
Absolute Living | Faces of Women in Business October 2020
Constance has always been a believer in the traditions of Fine Art oil portraiture instead of sticking with the times and keeping cherished photos in the Cloud. Absolute Living highlights her career through the art world their October issue.
DeHaan Artist of Distinction Award of the Arts Council of Indianapolis - January 2019
DeHaan Artist of Distinction Award of the Arts Council of Indianapolis - January 2019
Scopelitis, alongside 4 other recipients, was selected and given the DeHaan Artist of Distinction Award of the Arts Council of Indianapolis. The aim of the program and grant is to recognize contemporary visual artists and support their exceptional projects. Please view the Virtual Exhibition here.
Art Spiel - December 2019
Art Spiel - December 2019
Read Liz Garvey’s remarks & comments on her beautiful New York showroom, GarveySimon, her outlook on collection contemporary artwork, and her process behind her thoughtfully curated exhibition, SELECT4. View the conversation here.
Art Miami - December 2019
Art Miami - December 2019
Constance's newest Lenticular Print "Flower Boom" will be exhibited during Art Basel 2019 with Long Sharp Gallery December 3-8. For more details about the fair, please visit Art Miami's Official Site.
SELECT4 with Garvey|Simon - October 2019
SELECT4 with Garvey|Simon - October 2019
Utilizing vintage family handkerchiefs, Constance has created a unique collection of rare, small drawings called "God is in Clean Laundry". She presents surprising images one might encounter while hanging clean laundry on the line.
This new series, which can be viewed on the TEXTILES tab on this website, debuted on the top tier, prestigious online art buying platforms: Arsty and 1stDibs. The exhibition "SELECT4", curated by GarveySimon, presents Scopelitis' work and others throughout the months of October through December.
Constance Edwards Scopelitis & Quiet Lunch Magazine Interview - December 2018
Read an interview held between Constance Edwards Scopelitis & writer Kurt McVey concerning Art Miami and Constance's group exhibition Tech Effect presented at the Cornell Art Museum in Del Ray, FL. You can visit the website at their link Constance Edwards Scopelitis Embraces The “Tech Effect” - Quiet Lunch or read the article via PDF, found below.
Cornell Museum "Tech Effect" - October 2018
Cornell Museum "Tech Effect" - October 2018
Constance exhibited her Digital Art Media works, as well as her Master Graphite Drawings, in a group show "Tech Effect" held at the Cornel Museum in Delray, FL. For more information, please visit Cornell Art Museum.
* If you are in Delray, FL on December 5th, you are welcome to join Constance and the Cornell Art Museum for their event Beyond Art Basel, where artists will have an evening to converse about their art in the exhibition. Please visit their official event page on Facebook.
Palm Beach Modern + Contemporary Art Fair - January 2018
Palm Beach Modern + Contemporary Art Fair - January 2018
Constance's Digital Media artwork "SHOCKRA" was exhibited at Palm Beach Modern + Contemporary International Art Fair January 12-15, 2018. For more details about the fair, please visit Palm Beach Modern + Contemporary International Art Fair
Art Miami - December 2017
Art Miami - December 2017
Constance's Digital Media artwork "PEACE: The Color Version" was exhibited at Art Miami December 5-10, 2017. For more details about the fair, please visit Art Miami's Official Site.
BlouinArtInfo Article on Athena Shrugged: Remix - November 2017
BlouinArtInfo Article on Athena Shrugged: Remix - November 2017
Constance Edwards Scopelitis and other participants of Athena Shrugged: Remix, hosted at the Long-Sharp Gallery in Indianapolis, have been featured in the international BlouinArtInfo website. For the news release, as well as a small slideshow of the images in the exhibition, please visit BlouinArtInfo's webpage here; Athena Shrugged: Remix.
Athena Shrugged: Remix - November 2017
Athena Shrugged: Remix - November 2017
Join Long-Sharp Gallery as we celebrate women in the arts with "Athena Shrugged Remix." Exploration of the role of women in the contemporary art world has been a year long project at Long-Sharp Gallery. Indeed, “Athena Shrugged Remix” is the 5th installment of a five-part project that began earlier this year in Long-Sharp Gallery’s New York Project Space. Parts I-IV of the series constituted solo exhibits in LSG New York, each focused on the work of one female artist: Constance Edwards Scopelitis (Indiana, Part I), Jamea Richmond-Edwards, (Maryland, Part II), Sabina Klein (New York, Part III), and Tatyana Fazlalizadeh (New York, Part IV).
The series ends in Indianapolis with Athena Shrugged Remix. This final group exhibit includes works by the artists exhibited in New York this year (Scopelitis, Richmond-Edwards, Klein, Fazlalizadeh) and adds invited Indiana artists Anila Quayyum Agha (Indianapolis) and Cagney King (Greenfield), Amy Kirchner (Indianapolis), and Mary Pat Wallen (Warsaw).
A panel discussion on Women in the Arts will take place November 2017.The discussion will be moderated by Shannon Linker, Vice President of the Indianapolis Arts Council and the Curator for Gallery 924. Panelists will be Constance Edwards Scopelitis, Amy Kirchner, Anila Quayyum Agha, and Cagney King.
Athena Shrugged: Scopelitis Solo Exhibition - March 2017
Athena Shrugged: Scopelitis Solo Exhibition - March 2017
Words shared on Artnet: A bit about Constance Edwards Scopelitis, whose works are on display at present: A student of renowned female figurative artist Isabel Bishop, Edwards Scopelitis was on the jury’s short list for “Art Prize 2016.” Her works can be found in museum exhibitions and important corporate and private collections throughout the United States and Europe. A 2013 Eli Lilly Artist Renewal Grant pushed Edwards Scopelitis into the new body of work which is the genesis for her solo exhibit at Long-Sharp Gallery’s New York Project Space.
To read a magazine article on the solo show, please view the D/Railed link provided below.
Art on Paper-March 2017
Art on Paper-March 2017
Constance’s Graphite work of "PEACE" and Digital Art Media "PEACE, The Color Version" were exhibited during New York’s 2017 Art on Paper, located in downtown Manhattan’s Pier 36.
For more information on Art on Paper, please visit http://thepaperfair.com/ny
To read and view a collection of works and installations presented at Art on Paper 2017, visit Hyperallergic's article covering the 2017 fair.
ArtPrize 8 Juried Finalist - September 2016
ArtPrize 8 Juried Finalist - September 2016
Constance’s Digital Art Media piece “Bang-Bang!” was selected by the ArtPrize 8 juror Yesomi Umolu, Exhibitions Curator at the Reva and David Logan Center for the Arts at the University of Chicago, as a finalist for the Time-Based category. Constance’s piece, a continuing medium in both drawing and digital multimedia, reflects and intertwines contemporary issues surrounding gun policy and the future of American lives.
For the announcement of the finalists, please visit & read ArtPrize 8 Category Jurors Reveal Their Shortlists
Crossroads New Media - April 2016
Crossroads New Media - April 2016
Words shared on Artnet: Long-Sharp Gallery is pleased to announce our latest exhibit, "Crossroads New Media", which showcases multimedia works by three Indiana Artists.
"Crossroads New Media" showcases works by Myers (Logansport), Michael Lasater (South Bend), and Constance Edwards Scopelitis (Indianapolis). Gallery owner Rhonda Long-Sharp says it is “an exhibit one might expect to see in New York, Miami, or LA presented at a time when the world has its eyes on our city.” Each artist creates these works at home in Indiana.
Constance Scopelitis - On Drawing
To execute photo realistic drawings takes commitment, patience, and stillness. The heart slows, blood pressure lowers, and the mind stays in a meditative state of now. There is satisfaction seeing the trail of your mark making transform white paper into something else entirely. Content matters and it can be read very clearly in black and white. - Constance Edwards Scopelitis