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Artscope Magazine, Eight Visions: Visceral Views at Attleboro Arts
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The selection process for “8 Visions,” opening at the Attleboro Arts Museum on August 1, began during last December’s members’ exhibition at the museum, when juror Sarah Swift, gallery director at Hera Gallery in Wakefield, Rhode Island, reviewed portfolios from over 60 submitting artists...

Swift selected 20 artists from the original group, whose works were then reviewed by Artscope publisher Kaveh Mojtabai and Galatea Fine Art director Hilary Tait Norod. “The overall quality of the 20 portfolios was greatly impressive,” Norod said. “I enjoyed reviewing such a wide range of materiality, thematic structures and the overall presentation of the works. After several rounds of viewing the work, I narrowed down the work for both aesthetic reasons and how strongly I felt the work elicited the thematics of their artist statements.”
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Read Full Article Here: https://artscopemagazine.com/2018/07/eight-visions-visceral-views-at-attleboro-arts/ 
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The Boston Hassle, Written By Emily Cobb

"Hilary Tait Norod paints wild psychological dramas, dancing in and out of abstraction.  You’ll find familiar private places: a bed, curtains, a floating chest of drawers, and among these cozy attachments: vast lurching places, unrecognizable, but emotionally precise dwellings of the mind.  They’re the silent conversations you have with yourself before falling asleep.  Looking at her paintings feels like putting on goggles and seeing the architecture of the psyche fill the empty space around us..."

Read Full Article Here: https://bostonhassle.com/cambridge-open-studios-who-to-see/


Abstraks Feature Summer Invitation Show at Bromfield Gallery

Showcasing at the Bromfield Gallery are artists Hilary Tait Norod, Kate Benson, Adam Hinterlang, and Haley Harris. The show offers a variety of different styles and visuals to capture anyone’s attention with different mediums. For more information on the show, visit Bromfield Gallery‘s site!

http://abstraks.com/bromfield-gallery-july-2016/



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ARTmonday: 10 Pieces from Art in Giving

​Hilary Tait Norod, a talented up and coming artist with whom I collaborate in theWebster Art Project told me about a charitable endeavor she is supporting called Art in Giving. The foundation, based in Boston’s Fort Point neighborhood, raises funds for childhood cancer research.

More than 60 artists and galleries participate in Art in Giving, donating up to 50 percent of the proceeds from the sale of art to The Rachel Molly Markoff Foundation. Its mission is dedicated to pediatric cancer research and programs to help families cope with childhood cancer.

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NEW ENGLAND DIARY   July 2015
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A mixed-media painting of HILARY TAIT NOROD in her “Couplings” show at Galatea Fine Art, Boston, through Jan. 31.

The gallery notes say that the show “will ignite questions of our own identity within the relationships we value most.”

Scary stuff!


http://newenglanddiary.com/find-sex-picture/ 

Style Carrot Artmonday
ARTmonday: 10 Variations On White

..."Hilary Tait Norod, is an artist in her late 20's who recently moved back to the East Coast. Of course I clicked over to her website to have a look.

I was drawn to her white abstract paintings. The White Series began as a challenge—with the exception of the black outlines, all the colors on the canvas have been mixed with different ratios of white paint. The shapes in the compositions develop from through layering the paint and other materials on the canvas.

Norod explains her series of white abstract paintings with this statement: White is the color produced by the reflection, transmission or emission of all wavelengths of visible light without absorption. When light reflects off of a white surface the full spectrum of color is displayed, even when we may not see it. However, in the production of white paint there is no use of color. 2015

http://stylecarrot.com/2015/06/22/artmonday-10-variations-on-white/
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http://stylecarrot.com/webster-art-project/

WEBSTER ART PROJECT
David Webster of Webster & Company and I have collaborated on a exhibition called #WebsterArtProject. I brought together 21 artists with ties to New England from whom Mr. Webster chose over 80 artworks. The pieces I chose, along with some others, are on display and on sale through April 30, 2016 at Webster & Company showroom at the Boston Design Center.
The photographs are in editioned series and available in other sizes. Many of the artists are happy to accept commissions. Webster & Company sells to the trade only, but if you are interested in purchasing a piece, want to commission a new work, or are just curious about a price, please contact me at stylecarrot@gmail.com

*There are four other paintings currently on view at Webster & Company till April 2016



Hilary Tait Norod, Black Swoosh
Oil, charcoal, pastel, graphite, collage on canvas  •  48″ x 36″
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Hilary Tait Norod "Couplings" Exhibition at Galatea Fine Art, Boston, January 2nd - 31st 2015
In the exhibition a sense of identity is at play. "Couplings" will ignite questions of our own identity within the relationships we value most. Norod presents a series of mixed media paintings developed from an interactive study of couples. Interviews of these couples were conducted and documented by video, email, or written letter. Norod immersed herself in the dialogues by exploring the intricacies of interpersonal relationships.

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