Charles Cajori Memorial Planned at New York Studio School Following Artist's Death

Charles Cajori, who passed away on December 1, 2013, left a lasting legacy in the art world and inspired many students. A memorial will take place on March 9 at the New York Studio School. Cajori was known for his supportive teaching methods, often conducting personalized studio visits to cater to his students' individual needs. He helped establish the Tanager Gallery and was among the founding faculty at the New York Studio School. His works can be found in major museums like the Metropolitan Museum and the Whitney. Cajori received numerous honors, including a Guggenheim Fellowship and the Jimmy Ernst Lifetime Achievement Award. He was part of the Abstract Expressionist movement and had ties with artists like Franz Kline. Stephen Ellis, a former student, remembers Cajori's thorough and patient teaching style.