Yelena Aronson

2004 “Artsplash2004”, Rockaway Artists Alliance, Inc., Rockaway Center for the Arts,
Queens, NY

2004 “The Print Show”, Gallery 402, 19 Hudson St, NYC

2004 “100 Small Works on Paper”, Kentler International Drawing Space, Brooklyn, NY

2004 Art Benefit for Equality Now, Locus Media Gallery, 594 Broadway, NYC

2004 Digital Contest Online, Museum of Computer Art
donnie2004/gallery/galleryindex.htm


2003, “Dimensions” Show, Diesel Gallery in Red Hook, Brooklyn.

2002, "Light and Space" Brooklyn War Memorial Museum, Brooklyn, NY
Large prints from 3D Computer generated Virtual Spaces

2002, "Reclaimed Data" FDU Art Gallery, New Jersey
Dry point prints and Computer generated prints from 3d virtual spaces.

2002, "Drawings for Peace show" Kentler International Drawing Space, Brooklyn, NY

Group Exhibitions and New Media Projects

2001, "Reactions" Exit Art Show, New York, NY
“Reactions”, Exit Art’s Exhibition about the Public’s Response to 9/11, was gifted to the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. and became part of its Permanent Collection

2002, "Light", Brooklyn College TV and Radio Dept Web Gallery.

2004 “Digital Art: Teaching Humanities, Technology or Science?” paper presented at the Second International Conference on New Directions in the Humanities, held in Prato, Italy, published by Common Grounds Publishing.

Yelena Aronson teaches Computer Art as a professor at Fairleigh Dickinson University in New Jersey. She has taught as multimedia instructor at Future Media Concepts in New York, and has worked as an architect in Moscow, Russia. She has shown her Digital art projects and prints in New York and New Jersey galleries, and on the Internet (she is a recipient of a Silver Award from Artmajeur, 2004).

My digital art project is based on two sources: my professional experience as an architect and a graduate of the Moscow Architectural Institute, and my interest in the light as a way to shape or break three-dimensional space. Space and light in this project are reconceived through the ability of the Softimage software to create purely abstract dimensions. I was always fascinated by the ability of light to model space, but real inspiration came to me in Venice where I became captivated by the early morning light over the Grand Canal.

2005 “Babes”, Holland Tunnel Gallery, 61 South 3rd Street, Brooklyn, NY

2005 Tsunami Benefit Art Show, Thai Café, 925 Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn, NY

2004 Postcards from the Edge Benefit, Visual AIDS Gallery, New York, NY
visualaids/current/postcards2004.html

2004 FDU Art Faculty Exhibit II, Newark Liberty International Airport, Newark, NJ

2004 “Digital Art: Teaching Humanities, Technology or Science?” Paper presented at the Second International Conference on New Directions in the Humanities, Prato, Italy, published by Common Grounds Publishing.

2004 “The Print Show”, Gallery 402, 19 Hudson St, New York City

2004 “100 Small Works on Paper”, Kentler International Drawing Space, Brooklyn, NY

2004 Digital Contest Online, Museum of Computer Art
donnie2004/gallery/galleryindex.htm

2004 Domestic Affairs Locus Media Gallery, New York City
Ink drawings

2004 Solstice II Teddy's Williamsburg, Brooklyn
Computer generated prints

2003 Dimensions Diesel Gallery in Red Hook, Brooklyn.

2002 Light and Space Brooklyn War Memorial Museum, Brooklyn, NY
Large prints from 3D Computer generated Virtual Spaces

2002 Reclaimed Data FDU Art Gallery, New Jersey
Dry point prints and Computer generated prints from 3d virtual spaces.

2002, Drawings for Peace show Kentler International Drawing Space, Brooklyn, NY




Group Exhibitions and New Media Projects

2001, "Reactions" Exit Art Show, New York, NY
“Reactions”, Exit Art’s Exhibition about the Public’s Response to 9/11, was gifted to the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. and became part of its Permanent Collection