August 26^th to Sept. 15th

OPENING Reception August 26^th, 6-9pm

SKYLIGHT GALLERY-CALL FOR ENTRY

PRIVATE I-This show will include work responding to the concept of personal and private investigation.  How are you investigating yourself, creatively, artistically, interactively?  What images are called forth by the phrase Private I?  Noir? Gumshoe? Freud? Self Reflective?
Submit your piece now for the opportunity to show in the Skylight Gallery in the heart of Chelsea, Manhattan.  Artwork must be 12”x 12” in size and will be shown alongside the work of other artists chosen to show.

Show will open on  Aug.26^th, 2010 from 6-9pm.

Guidelines for submission:

Include the following information with your submission please, no exceptions will be made to the format described. Send 1 to 3 images on CD. 72 dpi not larger than 2 megs.  file name Last Name_First_Title of work. Work not fitting this format will not be shown or returned to that artist.

-12”x 12” piece in any media-framed or unframed is acceptable. Final dimensions including frame may not exceed 12 inches.

On a back of your work include -Name, Title of work, Media

-$25 submission fee, checks and money orders accepted, made out to Skylight Gallery sent to ATTN: Laura Haut Skylight Gallery at 538 W 29^th St, New York, New York 10001

Schedule

Submission deadline Friday Aug. 6^th 4pm
notification by email or phone on Aug. 10th
delivery of work to the gallery between Aug. 16 and Aug, 23^rd

Opening reception Thurs. Aug. 26^th 6 to 9 pm

Show runs through Sept. 15^th.

Pick up work Sept. 16^th 10 am to 4 pm or include return shipping.

-Accepted Works can be hand delivered to Skylight Gallery at 538 W 29^th St, New York, New York 10001 on-Monday Aug. 23^rd 10 to 4 or Tues Aug. 24^th 10 to 2 pm

-Include return postage and return address if you want your work returned to you after the show.

Click here for prospectus.

I’ve attached our flyer and entry guidelines. Let me know if you’d like to participate again and I’ll send you the entry form. I look  forward to hearing from you.

FOR peace and justice,

Jonette O’Kelley Miller
Director of Development
Fellowship of Reconciliation
P.O. Box 271, 521 N. Broadway
Nyack, NY 10960
T: 845.358.4601, ext. 29 / F: 845.358.4924
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www.FORpeace.net

Click here for guidelines.(google doc)

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Click here for flyer. (google doc)

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The nine local artists of the Friday Morning painters participating in the exhibit are: Gulsen Beasley, Robert Innela, Sarah Lane, Alma Larkin, Sylvia Levy, Sarah McHugh, Winnie O’Dougherty, Gwenda Ross and Mary Sealfon.

The exhibit will include oil paintings, pastels, watercolors and sculptures.

For more than 25 years, the Friday Morning Painters, artists from the Warwick and the surrounding area, have gathered together on Friday mornings to paint portraits, figure drawings, still life or whatever pleases their imaginations.

During the summer months they gather at a pleasant local scene for plein aire painting. They enjoy the company of the fellow artists, their discussions of famous works of art and an occasional critique of their own work.

The group began by meeting at the Bandwagon, later called Doc Fry’s and now known as the Warwick Community Center. At the present time the group meets at the Warwick Senior Center on Kings Highway. They extend an invitation to artist’s in the community to join them at the Warwick Senior Center.

The Albert Wisner Public Library is located at One McFarland Drive in the Village of Warwick. The gallery is on the lower level of the facility. For library hours, visit www.albertwisnerlibrary.org

In this exhibit, seven different artists explore the relationship between our physical environment and the creative and psychological reactions to the natural landscape. The works in Sensing Space range from the imaginative to the fantastic, all expressing the idea that the landscape does not have to be about any particular physical location. Rather, we see works that are not so much about the visual representation of the landscape as subject matter, as they are about investigating the concept of landscape environments through individual interpretations. This may include the analyzing of an experience or even a memory. Using the notion of landscape and geography, spaces are transformed into environments that shape ways we interact with nature, as well as the artists expressing their own subjective responses to the environments they observe.

Artists featured in the exhibit include: Gail Biederman, Robmat Butler, Matthew Cox, Chad Curtis, Barron Hall, Tricia McLaughlin, and Leah Wolff.

The exhibition runs through Saturday, May 29.

The Ann Street Gallery is a nonprofit gallery located in the City of Newburgh specializing in contemporary emerging and established artists. The gallery hours are Monday through Thursday 9 AM to 5 PM, and Friday through Saturday 11 AM to 5 PM.

For more information regarding Sensing Space: Contemporary Interpretations of the Landscape and the Ann Street Gallery, contact Virginia Walsh, Director at (845) 562-6940 x. 119, vwalsh@safe-harbors.org, or visit www.annstreetgallery.org.

	First Place Winner Mary Jo Ben- Nun received the Warwick Art League Award for her mixed media work Wailing Wall Memory.
	2nd Place Winner Winnie O’Dougherty received the Winsor Newton Award for her watercolor Walk in the Woods.
	3rd Place winner Lorraine Sniderman received the Golden Paints Award for her pastel Hanging Out.
	Honorable Mention Winner Ivan L Sanford received the Bernice Ross Memorial Award for his painting Distant Place.

Some photos from the reception (photos courtesy of Roni Ben-Nun)

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The exhibition will be held at Gallery Warwick, on the 2nd floor of the Lehigh & Hudson Railroad Building, 17 River Street, in Warwick. Members of the Warwick Art League are exhibiting and selling their original works of art, which feature a variety of mediums including oils, graphics, mixed media collage, watercolors, photography, sculpture, pencils, pastels, charcoals, etc.

The reception is free and open to the public.

Plein air classes with Susan Hope Fogel
will be held on Tuesdays from 8:30AM-10:30AM
beginning on Tuesday, April 6.
Locations within a 15 minute drive of downtown Warwick.

845-986-0986  susanhopefogel@gmail.com

Exhibition: Students of  The Warwick Atelier and
The Warwick Pottery Studio at the W Gallery
17 River Street, Warwick
Opening Reception Saturday, April 10, 6PM-9PM
Closing Reception Sunday, April 25,  2PM-5PM
An exhibition of paintings and drawings by students of Susan Hope Fogel
with pottery by students of Marilyn Dale.