About

Debra Goertz is a writer, painter, sculptor, mixed media and textile artist working in Plainfield, a suburb of Chicago, Illinois.

 

Exhibitions

2023 - time Memory mythos - Woman made gallery chicago

2022 - The Art of Food - artrepreneur

2019 - Paddle8 Storefront, New York Academy of Art Alumni

2018    The Oso Bay Biennial XX 2018 - Corpus Christi, TX

2017    Single Fare 4 – Highline Stages, NY

2016    4 Person Exhibition – Stricoff Fine Art, NY

2015    Arts Council of Brazos Valley, Bryan College Station, TX

2014    Solo Exhibition – Saugerties Public Library, Saugerties, NY

2013    Solo Exhibition – Port Washington Public Library, Port Washington, NY; Single Fare 3 – RH Gallery, NY

2012    2 Person Exhibition – Stricoff Fine Art, NY;            Faculty Exhibition – Lyme Academy College of Fine Art, Old Lyme, CT

2011    I’ve Got a Secret – Forbes Gallery, New York;          Single Fare 2 – Sloan Fine Arts, New York; Fə · sȁd – Kleio Projects, New York, NY

2010    Intimate Perceptions – Muroff Kotler Gallery, Stone Ridge, NY; Remnants – Fuse Gallery, New York; Island Weiss Gallery, New York; Single Fare – Brooklyn, NY

 2009    Water/Bodies – Eden Rock Gallery, St. Barthélemy; 4-Person Exhibition – Stricoff Fine Art, New York;

2008    Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition, Brooklyn, NY; “Dream Wheels” UAG, Albany, NY

2007    Solo Exhibition – Pouch Cove Foundation, Newfoundland;2-Person Exhibition – Stricoff Fine Art, New York

2006    Salon 2006 – New York Academy of Art;                A.I.R. Generations V Invitational, New York; NYC – Galerie Ariel Sybony, Paris; Humans – James Baird>Pouch Cove, Newfoundland

2005 and Prior    Solo Exhibitions - Stricoff Fine Art, New York; Class of '29 Gallery, West Point, NY; Vive Les Artes Gallery, Killeen, TX; Group Exhibitions - Faces of the Fallen, Washington, DC; 3-Person Exhibition, Belskie Museum, Closter, NJ; Galerie Ariel Sibony, Paris; Hoorn-Ashby Gallery, New York; Sarah Bain Gallery, Brea, CA; Ton Warndorff Gallery, Haarlem, the Netherlands; Eye-Beam Gallery, New York