PROJECTS, EVENTS, etc.

WHERE & WHEN

David Mayernik's paintings are represented by respected Old Master drawings dealer Mia N. Weiner in Norfolk, CT; upcoming exhibits include:

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In October, Columbus Day Weekend, in NYC, The Westside Show, an antique and fine arts Fair, Oct 5-9th at St. Paul the Apostle, Columbus Ave @ 60th Street

December -- all month, at the Chaiwalla Tea Room, a notable, elegant establishment in Salisbury, CT (one-man show)

David Mayernik's drawings and paintings are featured in American Artist's Drawing magazine.

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Fall 2006 Drawing, on newstands, or visit www.myamericanartist to order.

David Mayernik's paper "Giulio Romano, the Elements, & the Palazzo Te's Fall of the Giants published Fall 2006 as part of a collection of essays on the Airs and Winds in Renaissance architecture.

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edited by Dr. Barbara Kenda, Academic Director of the Prince's Foundation, London, Aeolian Winds and the Spirit of Renaissance Architecture is published by Routledge Press.

David Mayernik Ltd.'s design for the M. Crist Fleming Library for TASIS the American School in Switzerland has won a 2005 Palladio Award from Traditional Building magazine.

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Featured on the cover of Traditional Building magazine, June 2005.

David Mayernik's book TIMELESS CITIES: An Architect's Reflections on Renaissance Italy, published by Westview Press; paperback available as of June 2005

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hardcover September 2003; see www.perseusbooksgroup.com/basic for more information

New Health Centre and Classroom wing completed and in use at TASIS England.

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Completed February 2006. See www.tasis.com for updates on the building project, the master plan, and the Switzerland fundraising campaign.

New Aurora classroom building completed at the TASIS Lugano campus.

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Fall 2006. See www.tasis.com for updates on the building project, the master plan, and the Theater fundraising campaign.

New articles and reviews for the online Humanist Art Review; David Mayernik co-founder with architect Taeho Paik

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www.humanistart.net for reviews, letters, articles, the gallery.... see especially the new article "The Sense of the Word Humanist" and the review of the Rinascimento exhibit