Colabria
Back for the Second Year!
Be part of the creation: Two artists' opposing styles and techniques come together to create pure magic. Witness their minds and be a part of art in the making during a live performance. Colabria is a duo art show by artists Mike Grandetti and Valentina Manuele. Their artwork both solo and collaborative pieces creates visual emotions of two lovers navigating life together as one battles mental illness. Live music will accompany the exhibit. Their debut last year at the Studio Around the Corner was a big success.
Mike Grandetti is from Carmel, NY. He graduated college with a degree in Commercial Arts and is currently a Graphic Designer for Excel Printing during the day and a musician at night for The Chrissy MacCullagh Band. Constantly creating throughout his day to day life. Mike is an abstract artist, seeing life in a way not many others can. His artwork comes from his passion for music and it's almost as if he converts musical notes into paint.
Valentina Manuele is also from Carmel, NY. She is a self taught artist, home health aide and mother. Valentina has been creating art since childhood. She uses saturated colors and heavy texture in most of her work. Her inspiration comes from her own battles with mental illness over the past decade and how beauty can be found in the darkest of places.
Date: Friday, April 3, 2020
Time: 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Where: Studio Around the Corner, 67 Main Street, Brewster, NY
Cost: Free to the public
Additional Gallery Hours: Saturdays from 12 pm - 2 pm: April 4, April 11, April 18, and April 25th.
RSVP: Online, call (845) 363 - 8330, or email [email protected]
Be part of the creation: Two artists' opposing styles and techniques come together to create pure magic. Witness their minds and be a part of art in the making during a live performance. Colabria is a duo art show by artists Mike Grandetti and Valentina Manuele. Their artwork both solo and collaborative pieces creates visual emotions of two lovers navigating life together as one battles mental illness. Live music will accompany the exhibit. Their debut last year at the Studio Around the Corner was a big success.
Mike Grandetti is from Carmel, NY. He graduated college with a degree in Commercial Arts and is currently a Graphic Designer for Excel Printing during the day and a musician at night for The Chrissy MacCullagh Band. Constantly creating throughout his day to day life. Mike is an abstract artist, seeing life in a way not many others can. His artwork comes from his passion for music and it's almost as if he converts musical notes into paint.
Valentina Manuele is also from Carmel, NY. She is a self taught artist, home health aide and mother. Valentina has been creating art since childhood. She uses saturated colors and heavy texture in most of her work. Her inspiration comes from her own battles with mental illness over the past decade and how beauty can be found in the darkest of places.
Date: Friday, April 3, 2020
Time: 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Where: Studio Around the Corner, 67 Main Street, Brewster, NY
Cost: Free to the public
Additional Gallery Hours: Saturdays from 12 pm - 2 pm: April 4, April 11, April 18, and April 25th.
RSVP: Online, call (845) 363 - 8330, or email [email protected]
Her Nature
4 Women Artists with a Passion for the Natural World
Patricia Bolgosano worked in the photography and print industry for over 30 years. As the digital age approached it was a natural progression to learn Photoshop. Patricia honed her digital imaging skills and works as a master printer at Visual Impact in Danbury. Today she enjoys being behind the camera as well as in front of the computer manipulating images in a creative and pleasing way. She works on all her own images from photography to final print.
For Wendy Alvarez, making art is a joyful adventure, a transcendent experience driven by imagination, intuition and discovery. She enjoys the freedom of mixed media, and has worked both two and three dimensionally using paint, metal, textiles, paper and palm frond bases. Wendy Alvarez’s work is propelled by two fascinations: Nature and Pattern. She was influenced by Navajo and Apache artists, who demonstrate that art can be informed by nature and belief.
For Pallas Athene, “The natural environment is my source of inspiration and material.” Experience on family farms brought her close to fields and animals and compelled her to look at nature’s creations. She collects material from the land, respecting the environment while foraging for materials like paper wasp nests. Pallas’s aesthetic exploration evolved from collage on flat surfaces to sculptural pieces, such as musical instruments as pure sculptural form.
Amanda Lynne’s pieces are a celebration of the beauty of the natural world. Grounded in her strong connection to plants and animals, Amanda creates paintings on components of upcycled discarded furniture, and uses a variety of upcycled materials in mixed media creations inspired by the color, form and pattern of natural objects.
Opening, Friday, March 13, 2020 from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Gallery Hours Saturdays in March from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM.
Where: Studio Around the Corner, 67 Main St, Suite 101, Brewster, NY
Cost: Free
RSVP: Email [email protected]
Patricia Bolgosano worked in the photography and print industry for over 30 years. As the digital age approached it was a natural progression to learn Photoshop. Patricia honed her digital imaging skills and works as a master printer at Visual Impact in Danbury. Today she enjoys being behind the camera as well as in front of the computer manipulating images in a creative and pleasing way. She works on all her own images from photography to final print.
For Wendy Alvarez, making art is a joyful adventure, a transcendent experience driven by imagination, intuition and discovery. She enjoys the freedom of mixed media, and has worked both two and three dimensionally using paint, metal, textiles, paper and palm frond bases. Wendy Alvarez’s work is propelled by two fascinations: Nature and Pattern. She was influenced by Navajo and Apache artists, who demonstrate that art can be informed by nature and belief.
For Pallas Athene, “The natural environment is my source of inspiration and material.” Experience on family farms brought her close to fields and animals and compelled her to look at nature’s creations. She collects material from the land, respecting the environment while foraging for materials like paper wasp nests. Pallas’s aesthetic exploration evolved from collage on flat surfaces to sculptural pieces, such as musical instruments as pure sculptural form.
Amanda Lynne’s pieces are a celebration of the beauty of the natural world. Grounded in her strong connection to plants and animals, Amanda creates paintings on components of upcycled discarded furniture, and uses a variety of upcycled materials in mixed media creations inspired by the color, form and pattern of natural objects.
Opening, Friday, March 13, 2020 from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Gallery Hours Saturdays in March from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM.
Where: Studio Around the Corner, 67 Main St, Suite 101, Brewster, NY
Cost: Free
RSVP: Email [email protected]
3rd Annual VEterans Gala
Real vs. Surreal
Landscape drawings and photographs from Eric Urquhart
See the reality of the created world around us through vivid and engaging landscape photographs and delve into the surreal whimsical environment drawings and paintings that will transport your imagination into another world.
This event will feature drawings paintings and photographs, all by Eric Urquhart.
Prints of work will be for sale.
Opening, Friday Sept 13 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Gallery Hours Saturdays in September from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM.
Where: Studio Around the Corner, 67 Main St, Suite 101, Brewster, NY
Cost: Free
RSVP: Online or call (845) 363-8330, email [email protected]
For more information on this and other Cultural Arts Coalition events, visit: www.CulturalArtsCo.com, call (845) 363 - 8330, email [email protected] or find us on Facebook at “Cultural Arts Coalition”.
See the reality of the created world around us through vivid and engaging landscape photographs and delve into the surreal whimsical environment drawings and paintings that will transport your imagination into another world.
This event will feature drawings paintings and photographs, all by Eric Urquhart.
Prints of work will be for sale.
Opening, Friday Sept 13 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Gallery Hours Saturdays in September from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM.
Where: Studio Around the Corner, 67 Main St, Suite 101, Brewster, NY
Cost: Free
RSVP: Online or call (845) 363-8330, email [email protected]
For more information on this and other Cultural Arts Coalition events, visit: www.CulturalArtsCo.com, call (845) 363 - 8330, email [email protected] or find us on Facebook at “Cultural Arts Coalition”.
Brianna Vanacoro -August 2019 Artist
FRAGMENTED PORTRAITS
Geometric style paintings in acrylic and oil
Brianna Vanacoro is a New York based artist who has been commissioning and selling her art for several years. Most of her earliest childhood memories revolve around her passion for art. Her most commonly used mediums tend to be oil and acrylic paint, colored pencils and pastel. Although, she does like to experiment with various other mediums. Brianna was exposed to traditional forms of painting but her focus is veered towards geometric and fragmented portraits. She received her bachelors degree in fine art in 2015 with an "Excellence in Painting" honor awarded by Long Island University. Brianna has showcased her work in exhibitions around the country from New York City to Wichita, Kansas. Fragmented Portraits features Brianna’s signature geometric style. She’s incorporating a variety of portraits that range from Amy Winehouse to various jungle animals. For this show, Brianna is painting her biggest geometric painting to date (5 feet by 3 feet) ! Hope to see you there.
Date: Friday, August 2, 2019 Exhibit Opening
Saturdays in August, 12-2 PM (August 3, 10, 17, 24, 31)
Time: 7:00 PM
Where: Studio Around The Corner, 67 Main St, Suite 101, Brewster, NY
Cost: FREE
RSVP: Online, call (845) 363 - 8330, or email [email protected]
For more information on this and other Cultural Arts Coalition events, visit: www.CulturalArtsCo.com, call (845) 363 - 8330, email [email protected] or find us on Facebook at “Cultural Arts Coalition”.
Cultural Arts Coalition and Studio Around the Corner
67 Main Street, Suite 101, Brewster, NY 10509
(845) 363-8330
Geometric style paintings in acrylic and oil
Brianna Vanacoro is a New York based artist who has been commissioning and selling her art for several years. Most of her earliest childhood memories revolve around her passion for art. Her most commonly used mediums tend to be oil and acrylic paint, colored pencils and pastel. Although, she does like to experiment with various other mediums. Brianna was exposed to traditional forms of painting but her focus is veered towards geometric and fragmented portraits. She received her bachelors degree in fine art in 2015 with an "Excellence in Painting" honor awarded by Long Island University. Brianna has showcased her work in exhibitions around the country from New York City to Wichita, Kansas. Fragmented Portraits features Brianna’s signature geometric style. She’s incorporating a variety of portraits that range from Amy Winehouse to various jungle animals. For this show, Brianna is painting her biggest geometric painting to date (5 feet by 3 feet) ! Hope to see you there.
Date: Friday, August 2, 2019 Exhibit Opening
Saturdays in August, 12-2 PM (August 3, 10, 17, 24, 31)
Time: 7:00 PM
Where: Studio Around The Corner, 67 Main St, Suite 101, Brewster, NY
Cost: FREE
RSVP: Online, call (845) 363 - 8330, or email [email protected]
For more information on this and other Cultural Arts Coalition events, visit: www.CulturalArtsCo.com, call (845) 363 - 8330, email [email protected] or find us on Facebook at “Cultural Arts Coalition”.
Cultural Arts Coalition and Studio Around the Corner
67 Main Street, Suite 101, Brewster, NY 10509
(845) 363-8330
Book Arts Programs in June
Studio Around the Corner will participate in Freed Formats, the book reconsidered, a traveling book arts exhibition. While the artwork of Freed Formats is on display in Putnam County at Mahopac Public Library and Putnam Arts Council, related programming of book-making classes for youth and adults, artist talks, and a documentary screening will take place in Brewster at Studio Around the Corner.
Youth ages 8-15 will learn to make an accordion book; adults age 16+ will learn to make a unique book using a technique called Japanese Stab-Binding; and there will be a screening of an award-winning documentary called “Codex,” by Micah Bloom, itself a work of book art.
“We are so pleased to bring these Freed Formats programs and artists to our region,” said Chris Perry (Ridgefield, CT) and Alice Walsh (Carmel, NY), co-curators of Freed Formats.
“After exhibiting our own book art around the country and in Europe, we decided to now invite, organize and showcase the work of many other talented artists who are working in this genre. The response from both artists and organizations has been enthusiastic. We are confident that residents of New York and Connecticut will be intrigued, amused and informed by this entertaining and provocative show and its related programs.”
Walsh and Perry will exhibit their own artwork at Studio Around the Corner during the month of June.
Let’s Make a Book: Age 8-15
Youth ages 8-15 will learn to make an accordion book; adults age 16+ will learn to make a unique book using a technique called Japanese Stab-Binding; and there will be a screening of an award-winning documentary called “Codex,” by Micah Bloom, itself a work of book art.
“We are so pleased to bring these Freed Formats programs and artists to our region,” said Chris Perry (Ridgefield, CT) and Alice Walsh (Carmel, NY), co-curators of Freed Formats.
“After exhibiting our own book art around the country and in Europe, we decided to now invite, organize and showcase the work of many other talented artists who are working in this genre. The response from both artists and organizations has been enthusiastic. We are confident that residents of New York and Connecticut will be intrigued, amused and informed by this entertaining and provocative show and its related programs.”
Walsh and Perry will exhibit their own artwork at Studio Around the Corner during the month of June.
Let’s Make a Book: Age 8-15
- Saturday, June 1
- 12pm
- $5 per person
- Friday, June 7
- 6pm
- Free
- Friday, June 7
- 7pm
- $5 per person
- Where: Studio Around The Corner, 67 Main St, Suite 101, Brewster, NY
He Said/She Said
He Said / She Said : Photographs
By Kelly Goodhart & Justin P. Goodhart
He Said, She Said features the photography of husband & wife team Justin and Kelly Goodhart. On display will be photographs of their travels from both the Hudson Valley and afar. The combination of their wanderlust and varied photographic styles comes together to create a wide range of works of art, from abstract to architecture, landscape to nighttime, to wildlife & portraiture. Come see how these two artists see, capture and express the beauty of our world.
Opening Reception: May 3rd, 7pm – 9pm
Additional open gallery times: May 4, 11, 18 & 25, Noon - 2 PM
Where: Studio Around The Corner, 67 Main St, Suite 101, Brewster, NY
Cost: Free
RSVP: Online, call (845) 363 - 8330, or email [email protected]
Justin grew up in New York’s Adirondack region and has always had a strong connection to the land and the beauty of the world around us. Following college and starting a career in New England Justin returned to New York in 2009 and currently resides in Putnam County. After having been a casual photographer for many years it was the beauty of the Hudson Valley that served as inspiration for Justin to start taking photography more seriously. Focusing primarily on long exposure landscape and nighttime photography Justin often works to capture not just the momentary scene but also the feeling of our movement through time.
Portfolio can be seen at: www.justinpgoodhart.com or www.facebook.com/JGoodhartPhotography Contact: [email protected] or (845) 319-9104
Kelly became interested in photography when her grandmother gave her a Vivitar camera in 5th grade. It travelled everywhere with her and was her favorite possession. Since then her favorite subjects have ranged from sports and concerts to nature, travel and adventure photos. She uses both a Nikon D750 and an iphone, and captures from both will be on display.
Email : [email protected] Phone: (914) 933-7126
By Kelly Goodhart & Justin P. Goodhart
He Said, She Said features the photography of husband & wife team Justin and Kelly Goodhart. On display will be photographs of their travels from both the Hudson Valley and afar. The combination of their wanderlust and varied photographic styles comes together to create a wide range of works of art, from abstract to architecture, landscape to nighttime, to wildlife & portraiture. Come see how these two artists see, capture and express the beauty of our world.
Opening Reception: May 3rd, 7pm – 9pm
Additional open gallery times: May 4, 11, 18 & 25, Noon - 2 PM
Where: Studio Around The Corner, 67 Main St, Suite 101, Brewster, NY
Cost: Free
RSVP: Online, call (845) 363 - 8330, or email [email protected]
Justin grew up in New York’s Adirondack region and has always had a strong connection to the land and the beauty of the world around us. Following college and starting a career in New England Justin returned to New York in 2009 and currently resides in Putnam County. After having been a casual photographer for many years it was the beauty of the Hudson Valley that served as inspiration for Justin to start taking photography more seriously. Focusing primarily on long exposure landscape and nighttime photography Justin often works to capture not just the momentary scene but also the feeling of our movement through time.
Portfolio can be seen at: www.justinpgoodhart.com or www.facebook.com/JGoodhartPhotography Contact: [email protected] or (845) 319-9104
Kelly became interested in photography when her grandmother gave her a Vivitar camera in 5th grade. It travelled everywhere with her and was her favorite possession. Since then her favorite subjects have ranged from sports and concerts to nature, travel and adventure photos. She uses both a Nikon D750 and an iphone, and captures from both will be on display.
Email : [email protected] Phone: (914) 933-7126
Colabria
Two artists with opposing styles and techniques come together to create pure magic. Witness their minds as they grow within themselves and with each other on canvas as they take turns creating a piece in a live performance. Colabria is a duo art show created by artists Mike Grandetti and Valentina Manuele. Their artwork both solo and collaborative pieces creates visual emotions of two lovers learning to navigate life together with one of them battling mental illness. Music will be provided by The Chrissy MacCullagh Band.
Mike Grandetti is from Carmel, NY. He graduated college with a degree in Commercial Arts and is currently a Graphic Designer for Excel Printing during the day and a musician at night for The Chrissy MacCullagh Band. Constantly creating throughout his day to day life. Mike is an abstract artist, seeing life in a way not many others can. Most of his artwork comes from his passion for music and it's almost as if he converts musical notes into paint.
Valentina Manuele is also from Carmel, NY. She is a self taught artist, home health aide and mother. Valentina has been creating art since childhood. She uses saturated colors and heavy texture in most of her work. Her inspiration comes from her own battles with mental illness over the past decade and how beauty can be found in the most darkest of places.
Date: Friday, April 5, 2019
Time: 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Where: Studio Around the Corner, 67 Main Street, Brewster, NY
Cost: Free to the public
Additional Gallery Hours: Saturdays from 12 pm - 2 pm: April 6, April 13, April 20th and April 27th 2019.
RSVP: Call (845) 363 - 8330, or email [email protected]
Mike Grandetti is from Carmel, NY. He graduated college with a degree in Commercial Arts and is currently a Graphic Designer for Excel Printing during the day and a musician at night for The Chrissy MacCullagh Band. Constantly creating throughout his day to day life. Mike is an abstract artist, seeing life in a way not many others can. Most of his artwork comes from his passion for music and it's almost as if he converts musical notes into paint.
Valentina Manuele is also from Carmel, NY. She is a self taught artist, home health aide and mother. Valentina has been creating art since childhood. She uses saturated colors and heavy texture in most of her work. Her inspiration comes from her own battles with mental illness over the past decade and how beauty can be found in the most darkest of places.
Date: Friday, April 5, 2019
Time: 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Where: Studio Around the Corner, 67 Main Street, Brewster, NY
Cost: Free to the public
Additional Gallery Hours: Saturdays from 12 pm - 2 pm: April 6, April 13, April 20th and April 27th 2019.
RSVP: Call (845) 363 - 8330, or email [email protected]
ARCANE DREAMS: SOLO SHOW BY ARTIST SHEENA KOWALSKI
Submerge yourself into the imaginatory realm of surrealistic art and fantastical dreamscapes of Sheena Kowalski’s mind.
Enter a world where anything is possible: plants, animals, and nature elements morph into one, where surrealism becomes the reality and the macabre nightmares lurk around corners in Arcane Dreams.
Arcane Dreams is a solo art show created by artist, Sheena Kowalski and open to the public. Sheena brings in elements from nature, the supernatural, and her childhood to create her visions. Sheena’s art consists of oil paintings, watercolor, gouache, ink, and block prints. Many of her pieces will be available to purchase.
Opening ReceptionDate: March 1, 2019
Exhibit will be up for the whole month of March, Sheena will make appearances on March 16 and 30 from 12-2 for Meet and Greets.
Time: 7:00 - 9:00 PM
Where: Studio Around The Corner, 67 Main St, Suite 101, Brewster, NY
Cost: Free to the public.
RSVP: Online, call (845) 363 - 8330, or email [email protected]
Sheena Kowalski lives and works in Carmel, New York. She holds a BFA in Illustration from School of Visual Arts in New York City. Sheena is a fine artist, illustrator, and writer who works in the styles of surrealism, symbolism, Medieval art, and the macabre. Her work has been in various group shows around the New York area, including: Starrett-Lehigh Gallery, Charmingwall Gallery, Amy Lin Projects, Front Street Gallery, and Putnam Arts Council. She works in various mediums, such as: oil paint, watercolor, ink, block prints, and collage. Her inspiration delves from her connection to nature and the supernatural world, creating strange anthropomorphic creatures and plants while extracting dark nightmarish images from her dreams and childhood experiences.
Enter a world where anything is possible: plants, animals, and nature elements morph into one, where surrealism becomes the reality and the macabre nightmares lurk around corners in Arcane Dreams.
Arcane Dreams is a solo art show created by artist, Sheena Kowalski and open to the public. Sheena brings in elements from nature, the supernatural, and her childhood to create her visions. Sheena’s art consists of oil paintings, watercolor, gouache, ink, and block prints. Many of her pieces will be available to purchase.
Opening ReceptionDate: March 1, 2019
Exhibit will be up for the whole month of March, Sheena will make appearances on March 16 and 30 from 12-2 for Meet and Greets.
Time: 7:00 - 9:00 PM
Where: Studio Around The Corner, 67 Main St, Suite 101, Brewster, NY
Cost: Free to the public.
RSVP: Online, call (845) 363 - 8330, or email [email protected]
Sheena Kowalski lives and works in Carmel, New York. She holds a BFA in Illustration from School of Visual Arts in New York City. Sheena is a fine artist, illustrator, and writer who works in the styles of surrealism, symbolism, Medieval art, and the macabre. Her work has been in various group shows around the New York area, including: Starrett-Lehigh Gallery, Charmingwall Gallery, Amy Lin Projects, Front Street Gallery, and Putnam Arts Council. She works in various mediums, such as: oil paint, watercolor, ink, block prints, and collage. Her inspiration delves from her connection to nature and the supernatural world, creating strange anthropomorphic creatures and plants while extracting dark nightmarish images from her dreams and childhood experiences.
“Hidden Beauty” – Art by the Friends of the Great Swamp
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The board members of Friends of the Great Swamp (FrOGS) and select dedicated volunteers exhibit their photographs, paintings, drawings and quilting that reflect and express the beauty of the Great Swamp.
The Great Swamp is one of our most important and beautiful natural resources. The Friends of the Great Swamp (FrOGS) have been working to protect and promote this ecological wonder since 1990. The Great Swamp and its surrounding 60,000 acre watershed is home to a diverse array of inspiring waterways, vistas, fields and forests. “Hidden Beauty” showcases the art work of board members and selected dedicated volunteers that has been inspired by this place that surrounds us.
Artist Displaying are Nancy Clark, John Foley, Justin P. Goodhart, Jean Hanna, Beth Herr, Edie Keasbey, Ken Luhman, Judy Kelley-Moberg, Sharon Nakazato and Julie Toscano.
In addition to the show opening FrOGS will be hosting an informational event about the Great Swamp and an art workshop at the Studio Around the Corner.
Opening Reception: Friday, September 7th, 7-9PM
Open Gallery Hours: Saturday, September 8th, 12-2PM
Great Swamp Slide Show and Discussion: Saturday, September 15th, 12-2PM
Drawing and Photographing Plant Still-life: Saturday, September 22nd, 12-2PM
(Bring drawing supplies and/or your camera for the still-life workshop)
Where: Studio Around The Corner, 67 Main St, Suite 101, Brewster, NY
Cost: Free
RSVP or Questions, email: [email protected]
The Great Swamp is one of our most important and beautiful natural resources. The Friends of the Great Swamp (FrOGS) have been working to protect and promote this ecological wonder since 1990. The Great Swamp and its surrounding 60,000 acre watershed is home to a diverse array of inspiring waterways, vistas, fields and forests. “Hidden Beauty” showcases the art work of board members and selected dedicated volunteers that has been inspired by this place that surrounds us.
Artist Displaying are Nancy Clark, John Foley, Justin P. Goodhart, Jean Hanna, Beth Herr, Edie Keasbey, Ken Luhman, Judy Kelley-Moberg, Sharon Nakazato and Julie Toscano.
In addition to the show opening FrOGS will be hosting an informational event about the Great Swamp and an art workshop at the Studio Around the Corner.
Opening Reception: Friday, September 7th, 7-9PM
Open Gallery Hours: Saturday, September 8th, 12-2PM
Great Swamp Slide Show and Discussion: Saturday, September 15th, 12-2PM
Drawing and Photographing Plant Still-life: Saturday, September 22nd, 12-2PM
(Bring drawing supplies and/or your camera for the still-life workshop)
Where: Studio Around The Corner, 67 Main St, Suite 101, Brewster, NY
Cost: Free
RSVP or Questions, email: [email protected]
Reverence for Nature Art Exhibit -
Works by Dorian D’Ausilio & Melissa Paladino
October 5 @7 PM on display until October 28, 2018
Works by Dorian D’Ausilio & Melissa Paladino
October 5 @7 PM on display until October 28, 2018
Reverence for Nature– Photographs and monoprints by female artists Dorian D’Ausilio and Melissa Paladino
Join artists Dorian D’Ausilio and Melissa Paladino for the opening of their exhibit Reverence for Nature at The Studio Around the Corner, 67 Main Street, Brewster, NY on Friday, October 5th 7-9pm. Admission is free and light refreshments will be served. Most pieces exhibited are for sale and a portion of all sales will be donated to The Studio Around the Corner.
A passion and love of nature serve as the inspiration for Dorian D’Ausilio’s artwork. She is a professional photographer whose education spans both music and art with an undergraduate degree in Film Scoring and a master’s in management communications. She has experience producing, composing, singing, and orchestrating for feature films, prime-time news themes, daytime dramas and animated specials. She composed, produced and performed as a writer and recording artist for Baby Boom Music, Inc., Lullaby’s for Starry Nights. Nature is the true inspiration for Dorian’s artwork, while people inspire her music. The works shown in this exhibit are photographic prints, and prints with mixed media accents.
After studying fine arts as an undergraduate, Melissa Paladino got her graduate degree in art education and proceeded to teach the fine arts in the public schools for over twenty years. She has continued her own art education and exploration through a variety of media and various institutions including Art New England (MassArt), Brookfield Craft Center, SUNY Purchase, Center for Contemporary Printmaking, Ridgefield Guild of Artists and Westchester Art Workshop. Melissa has always used nature as her muse. The ocean in all its beauty, intricacy and vastness inspires many of her pieces. The works shown in this exhibit are all monoprints, some with chine-collé.
Opening on Friday, October 5th 7-9pm. Additional gallery hours are 12-2pm on Saturdays, October 6, 13, 20 & 27. Additional viewings are available by appointment. Open Flyer here.
Join artists Dorian D’Ausilio and Melissa Paladino for the opening of their exhibit Reverence for Nature at The Studio Around the Corner, 67 Main Street, Brewster, NY on Friday, October 5th 7-9pm. Admission is free and light refreshments will be served. Most pieces exhibited are for sale and a portion of all sales will be donated to The Studio Around the Corner.
A passion and love of nature serve as the inspiration for Dorian D’Ausilio’s artwork. She is a professional photographer whose education spans both music and art with an undergraduate degree in Film Scoring and a master’s in management communications. She has experience producing, composing, singing, and orchestrating for feature films, prime-time news themes, daytime dramas and animated specials. She composed, produced and performed as a writer and recording artist for Baby Boom Music, Inc., Lullaby’s for Starry Nights. Nature is the true inspiration for Dorian’s artwork, while people inspire her music. The works shown in this exhibit are photographic prints, and prints with mixed media accents.
After studying fine arts as an undergraduate, Melissa Paladino got her graduate degree in art education and proceeded to teach the fine arts in the public schools for over twenty years. She has continued her own art education and exploration through a variety of media and various institutions including Art New England (MassArt), Brookfield Craft Center, SUNY Purchase, Center for Contemporary Printmaking, Ridgefield Guild of Artists and Westchester Art Workshop. Melissa has always used nature as her muse. The ocean in all its beauty, intricacy and vastness inspires many of her pieces. The works shown in this exhibit are all monoprints, some with chine-collé.
Opening on Friday, October 5th 7-9pm. Additional gallery hours are 12-2pm on Saturdays, October 6, 13, 20 & 27. Additional viewings are available by appointment. Open Flyer here.
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Celebrate Our Veterans Art Exhibit Opening
In coordination with PFC Joseph Dwyer Vet2Vet Program
November 7 @7 PM on display until November 25, 2018
In coordination with PFC Joseph Dwyer Vet2Vet Program
November 7 @7 PM on display until November 25, 2018
Power Women
Works by
Leonore Rodrigues,
DeeAnn Donovan Blumberg,
and Karen Schoolman
Summer Art Exhibit: Power Women
Three talented women exhibit photographs in an exciting show, Power Women, at Studio Around the Corner.
The Town of Southeast Cultural Arts Coalition is thrilled to host the photography exhibit, Power Woman, during the months of July and August with works by Leonore Rodrigues, DeeAnn Donovan Blumberg, and Karen Schoolman. A meet-the-artists reception will be held on Friday, July 6, from 7 - 9 PM at the Studio Around The Corner, 67 Main St, Suite 101, Brewster, NY. All three artists came to photography through different paths, and share a passion and unique lens through which they look forward to presenting their passions. Their works can be seen on Saturdays in July and August from 10 AM - 12 PM.
Leonore Rodrigues turned to photography to satisfy her need to capture visual images, feelings, memories, and ideas. She gravitated far from the high-tech and found inspiration in more rudimentary equipment and methods: pinhole photography, plastic toy cameras, and instant film manipulation. By day, Ms. Rodrigues can be found at her official job at Westchester Community College. Her work can be seen on her computer desktop, or when she gathers her courage, on Flickr or on Internet photography forums.
Although proud of her corn farm roots, DeeAnn Donovan Blumberg dreamed of escaping the Midwest and pursuing becoming a fashion model in the “big city.” Through courage and determination, she found herself in New York City with a successful modeling career. For “Chapter 2”of her life, DeeAnn decided to step to “the other side of the camera” and test drive a career in photography, and she was hooked at the first click!!! Her photography has now become her new passion. Nature and animals, interesting people and even an occasional draft horse event, all brilliantly come to life in DeeAnn’s lens. See more at www.deeanndonovanphotography.com.
As an abstract painter, student of botanical illustration and a physician, Karen Schoolman is interested in the relationship between art and science. She is intrigued by an approach to the body that relies purely on the visual aesthetic. Freed from the constraints of an expected context, it has been surprising how much of a human presence could exist within a matrix of pure abstraction. See her work at www.karenschoolman.com.
Date: Friday, July 6, 2018
Time: 7:00 to 9:00 PM
Where: Studio Around The Corner, 67 Main St, Suite 101, Brewster, NY
Cost: FREE
Additional Gallery Viewings by appointment
For more information on this and other Cultural Arts Coalition events, visit: www.CulturalArtsCo.com, call (845)363-8330, email [email protected] or find us on Facebook at “Cultural Arts Coalition”.
Three talented women exhibit photographs in an exciting show, Power Women, at Studio Around the Corner.
The Town of Southeast Cultural Arts Coalition is thrilled to host the photography exhibit, Power Woman, during the months of July and August with works by Leonore Rodrigues, DeeAnn Donovan Blumberg, and Karen Schoolman. A meet-the-artists reception will be held on Friday, July 6, from 7 - 9 PM at the Studio Around The Corner, 67 Main St, Suite 101, Brewster, NY. All three artists came to photography through different paths, and share a passion and unique lens through which they look forward to presenting their passions. Their works can be seen on Saturdays in July and August from 10 AM - 12 PM.
Leonore Rodrigues turned to photography to satisfy her need to capture visual images, feelings, memories, and ideas. She gravitated far from the high-tech and found inspiration in more rudimentary equipment and methods: pinhole photography, plastic toy cameras, and instant film manipulation. By day, Ms. Rodrigues can be found at her official job at Westchester Community College. Her work can be seen on her computer desktop, or when she gathers her courage, on Flickr or on Internet photography forums.
Although proud of her corn farm roots, DeeAnn Donovan Blumberg dreamed of escaping the Midwest and pursuing becoming a fashion model in the “big city.” Through courage and determination, she found herself in New York City with a successful modeling career. For “Chapter 2”of her life, DeeAnn decided to step to “the other side of the camera” and test drive a career in photography, and she was hooked at the first click!!! Her photography has now become her new passion. Nature and animals, interesting people and even an occasional draft horse event, all brilliantly come to life in DeeAnn’s lens. See more at www.deeanndonovanphotography.com.
As an abstract painter, student of botanical illustration and a physician, Karen Schoolman is interested in the relationship between art and science. She is intrigued by an approach to the body that relies purely on the visual aesthetic. Freed from the constraints of an expected context, it has been surprising how much of a human presence could exist within a matrix of pure abstraction. See her work at www.karenschoolman.com.
Date: Friday, July 6, 2018
Time: 7:00 to 9:00 PM
Where: Studio Around The Corner, 67 Main St, Suite 101, Brewster, NY
Cost: FREE
Additional Gallery Viewings by appointment
For more information on this and other Cultural Arts Coalition events, visit: www.CulturalArtsCo.com, call (845)363-8330, email [email protected] or find us on Facebook at “Cultural Arts Coalition”.
Relational Perspectives:
Works by LBGTQ+ ARTISTS
J Dice and Paul DeRuvo
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Prints and photographs from two LGBTQ artists.
Join LGBTQ+ artists , J Dice and Paul DeRuvo, for our June exhibit entitled, “Relational Perspectives” opening at The Studio Around the Corner 67 Main Street in Brewster, NY on Friday, June 1 at 7:00-9:00PM. Admission is free and light refreshments will be served.
J Dice is a pansexual, non binary photographer and artist. They have created a series of portraits of members of the LGBTQ+ community in an elegant, homey way to entice viewers to relate to the subjects and intrigue them to learn more about each individual. J’s exhibit includes works printed on fabric, matte paper with charcoal, and glossy photos in eclectic frames and is accompanied by their book entitled [+] which is a dictionary of LGBTQ+ terms juxtaposed with some photographs from the series. J is honored and excited to be showing at The Studio Around the Corner and cannot wait to meet the individuals who come to view the show.
“Through my art, I can only hope to spread love where there is hate, hope where there is none, acceptance where there is prejudice, and information where there is ignorance.” J Dice
Paul DeRuvo is the associate printer at the Center For Contemporary Printmaking and an LGBT artist and printmaker. Through portraiture and a background based in documentary photography Paul DeRuvo utilizes observational drawing and traditional printmaking techniques to present images of their own body and those of their intimates in the space of their daily lives. Their work explores ideas about intimacy, gender, and the transformative power of love in relationship to ourselves and others. Through the devotional act of rendering and the craft of fine printing, they hope to reclaim part of the history of representation and find expression for shared moments of compassion. 11 Prints are included in the exhibition spanning 8 years of their creative practice. Paul DeRuvo appreciates the opportunity to be showing at The Studio Around the Corner gallery and to share their work with the Cultural Arts Coalition and greater Brewster Community alongside the photographs of J Dice . Find Paul online at paulderuvo.com and instagram @sayyoudo
Additional Gallery Hours are 12:00 -2:00 PM on Saturdays June 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30.
The Studio Around The Corner is located at the rear entrance of 67 Main Street in Brewster, NY.
For more information on this and other Cultural Arts Coalition events, visit: www.CulturalArtsCo.com, call (845) 363 - 8330, email [email protected] or find us on Facebook at “Cultural Arts Coalition”.
Double Exposure:
Works by Joe Vaccaro and Fabienne Riccoboni,
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Art to visualize thoughts and emotion
Join photographers, Joe Vaccaro and Fabienne Riccoboni, for a unique photography show entitled, “Double Exposure” opening at The Studio Around the Corner 67 Main Street in Brewster, NY on Friday, May 4 at 7:00-9:00PM
Joe Vaccaro is a 17-year-old photographer and filmmaker. For 4 years, he has accumulated several film awards and over 2,000 Instagram followers (@joevaccaro_). This exhibition is more than that; the collection he is sharing is artistic and self-expressive. “My goal is for viewers to relate to associate my photography to their personal thoughts and memories,” explains Joe. During the showcase, you will hear music composed to match the feeling of his photography. You’ll also be able to learn more about the pieces on display, as well as discuss digital media and art with him.
Fabienne Riccoboni, a New York-based filmmaker and photographer who is currently studying at the Fashion Institute of Technology in Manhattan. This exhibit, “Double Exposure,” and its subset, Sehnsucht (noun: yearning; wistful longing) is a perspective on living a mindful existence - outside of ordinary life -, merely viewing, but not experiencing in a sentient way. “As this state of being is genuinely felt,” explains Fabienne, “I attempted to visualize the emotion in a way that is palpable.”
Additional Gallery Hours are 12:00 -2:00 PM on May 5, 12, 19, 26 & 27 noon-2pm.
The Studio Around The Corner is located at the rear entrance of 67 Main Street in Brewster, NY.
For more information on this and other Cultural Arts Coalition events, visit: www.CulturalArtsCo.com, call (845) 363 - 8330, email [email protected] or find us on Facebook at “Cultural Arts Coalition”.
FROZEN IN TIME:
WORKS BY CRYSTAL KEELER
WORKS BY CRYSTAL KEELER
Art Exhibit: FROZEN IN TIME
Works by Crystal Keeler at Studio Around the Corner
The Cultural Arts Coalition is thrilled to present Frozen in Time, works by Crystal Keeler, at Studio Around the Corner.
Crystal Keeler is a local artist in the greater Danbury area, currently residing in the Putnam Lake community of Patterson, NY. She has a degree in Media Arts & Animation, and loves to explore a wide range of artistic disciplines, from animation and digital art, to painting, sculpting, soap making, and writing. Crystal has a deep passion for both science and the arts, and her work is often a juxtaposition of the two, such as combining traditional and digital 3D sculpting techniques, or abstract work mixing the effects of heat and gravity in a fast setting epoxy resin. Her latest abstract series uses this technique and others to capture a range of motions, colors and forms. From calm vistas reminiscent of a spring meadow or cresting waves on an ocean, to dynamic expanding nebulas glowing in brilliant colors, each represents a transient emotional state, frozen in time.
In addition photography by youth artist, Maxwell Likens will be displayed. Maxwell is a senior at Brewster High School and an incoming freshman at RIT for Biomedical Engineering.
Opening Reception & Meet the Artist: Friday, March 9, 7-9PM
(rescheduled from March 2 due to weather)
Additional Studio Hours: 12 – 2p
Saturday, March 3
Saturday, March 10
Saturday, March 17
Saturday, March 24
Studio Around the Corner
67 Main Street, Suite 101
Brewster, NY 10509
Works by Crystal Keeler at Studio Around the Corner
The Cultural Arts Coalition is thrilled to present Frozen in Time, works by Crystal Keeler, at Studio Around the Corner.
Crystal Keeler is a local artist in the greater Danbury area, currently residing in the Putnam Lake community of Patterson, NY. She has a degree in Media Arts & Animation, and loves to explore a wide range of artistic disciplines, from animation and digital art, to painting, sculpting, soap making, and writing. Crystal has a deep passion for both science and the arts, and her work is often a juxtaposition of the two, such as combining traditional and digital 3D sculpting techniques, or abstract work mixing the effects of heat and gravity in a fast setting epoxy resin. Her latest abstract series uses this technique and others to capture a range of motions, colors and forms. From calm vistas reminiscent of a spring meadow or cresting waves on an ocean, to dynamic expanding nebulas glowing in brilliant colors, each represents a transient emotional state, frozen in time.
In addition photography by youth artist, Maxwell Likens will be displayed. Maxwell is a senior at Brewster High School and an incoming freshman at RIT for Biomedical Engineering.
Opening Reception & Meet the Artist: Friday, March 9, 7-9PM
(rescheduled from March 2 due to weather)
Additional Studio Hours: 12 – 2p
Saturday, March 3
Saturday, March 10
Saturday, March 17
Saturday, March 24
Studio Around the Corner
67 Main Street, Suite 101
Brewster, NY 10509
