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Margot Gotoff
Statement
Margot Gotoff, an artist for thirty years, was trained at L'Ecoles des Beaux Arts, Geneva, and received Masters' Degrees in sculpture from the University of Michigan and University of Cincinnati. She now uses cast glass, a medium that allows her to incorporate color and light into her work. The works, always begun in clay, are essentially figurative and composed in ways suggesting both the Classical sculpture she grew up with in Europe and more contemporary psychological insights.
Her sculptures are in public and private collections in Cincinnati, Palm Beach, New York, Chicago, Rome and the Royal Collection in Saudi Arabia. A seven foot sculpture commissioned by Denver is permanently installed at Cherry Creek. She has recently completed a private commission consisting of three portrait heads in glass.Profile
Education
University of Michigan B. A.
University of Michigan M. A. Sculpture
University of Cincinnati, M. F .A., Sculpture
Teaching
Chelmsford High and Middle School,
Chelmsford, MA 1967-1969
Melrose High School, Melrose, MA 1971-1972
Jefferson High School, Champaign, IL 1981-1982
Urbana High School, Urbana, IL 1983-84, 85-86
University of Cincinnati (adjunct faculty) 1987-1988
The Art Academy of Cincinnati 1988-1996
Shows
"The Mask of Woman", First Prize
Charles Allis Art Museum, Milkaukee, WI
Katz and Dawgs Gallery, Columbus, Ohio
A. B. Closson Jr. Art Gallery, Cincinnati, Ohio
Tangeman Fine Arts Gallery, Univ. of Cinti
Carnegie Arts Center, Covington, Kentucky Conference of Cincinnati Women, 5th Annual
Art Exhibit
Collectiva Internazionale di Pittura, Scultura, Graphica, Ospedalicchio, Italy
Galleria Accademia Leonardo da Vinci, Rome, Italy
Women's Sculpture Conference, Art Academy Downtown, "Women Who Teach and Their Students", Cincinnati, OH
National Women's Sculpture Exhibit, Pen and Brush, New York, N Y
Levis Faculty Center, Univ. of IL
Galleria Il Leone, Rome, Italy