Stacy Seiler, Artist

02/06/2019

Exhibition images from "Fear" at the Plaxall Gallery, LIC featuring 3 drawings from the Wire series.

02/22/2016

New work. Tryptic. Charcoal on paper. 48 x 30 inches.

07/31/2013

04/05/2013

For the past two months I haven't made any work, but I have been working, just in a different way. If you know me personally then you are aware of my passion and intense interest in the preservation of New York City's architecture and cultural history. Since January I have been immersed in the life of Donal Judd: his work, his writings, the personal recollections of his closest friends and colleagues, the objects he valued in his life, his impact on and contributions to the evolution of art and the communities of New York City and Marfa, Tx. Why? Because 101 Spring Street, Judd's home and studio will open to the public this spring and, I along with a wonderful group of artists, will be Artist Guides for those who would like to visit Judd's home and learn more about his life in SoHo. It's been a very exciting journey and I can't wait for everyone to see this very private and personal look into history.

The SoHo house that the sculptor Donald Judd built — or at least restored — is becoming a museum of his works, and an entry point to his life.

03/05/2013

I found this one on Sunday while walking down 34th Street.

02/13/2013

Hoping to see everyone tonight at the Single Fare opening in Tribeca. I will have 6 works in the show.

01/29/2013

Getting ready to send off to Single Fare

01/26/2013

01/26/2013

Going with the transit theme.

01/25/2013

Getting ready for Single Fare 3.

01/12/2013

I've always been fascinated by the relics left behind when a house is torn down. Even in its demolition, a house is too stubborn to let its existence be completely eliminated from the world. Instead it holds on, clinging to the building next door. It makes me wonder if the two somehow grew together over the years; friends that refuse to let go of one another, eventually infusing themselves as one.