Exposures Gallery Summer Slide Show
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And the winners are…
On Sunday, June 28th, the Closing Reception and Awards Presentation for the 55th Annual Warwick Art League Members’ Exhibition was held at Gallery Warwick. Congratulations to the winners!
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The awards were as follows:
1st Place - Lorraine Sniderman for her pastel East on 42nd ...
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Some photos from Timothy John-Luke Smith’s Demo
On May 3rd, the Warwick Art League hosted Timothy John-Luke Smith in a pastel demonstration. Here are some pics from the demonstration, courtesy of WAL member Jacinthe Battaglino.
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WAL Member John Parkinson wins science fellowship
John Parkinson of Warwick was recently awarded a fellowship from the National Science Foundation (NSF) for his research on coral reefs.
Parkinson just completed his bachelor’s degree at the University of Miami’s Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences. He was the only undergraduate student to be recognized for his research by the NSF.
This summer, Parkinson will go to Pennsylvania State University to begin his graduate degree in biology, working with Dr. Iliana Baums, ...
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July Children’s Summer classes at Wallkill River School
There are still spaces available in the following children’s classes for July. To register call 845-457-2787 or online at www.WallkillRiverSchool.com
Art History Look and Paint with William Noonan, A hands on approach to the history of western art. The first 45 minutes will be spent looking at pictures and then students will spend the remainder of time working on studies created from these images. Teens get multi-media paintings of old master’s work, and a working knowledge of ...
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