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Box Office: (518) 674-2007
P. O. Box 179
2880 NY 43
Averill Park, NY 12018
Managing Director: Debra Roy
Email: info@slca-ctp.org
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April 1 - May 14
Carol Bonaviticola
Carol Bonaviticola grew up in northern California and received her BA in Art and Literature from California State University at East Bay.
She also took courses in Design at Los Angeles Valley College and in Fine Arts from the University of California at Berkley. She ventured East and back several times and now calls
Lenox, Massachusetts her home. Carol works mostly in watercolor but has begun to do oil painting as well. "I paint mostly flowers," she says. "I'm inspired by the beautiful flowers
I see around me. But mostly what I do comes out of my head. I particularly like very colorful things. That's what my flower paintings are all about.
Reception: Sunday, April 13 from 1:00 - 4:00pm
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St. Charles Hibiscus
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May 16 - June 30
Averill Park Central School District Art Faculty Show
The K-12 art department at APCSD is comprised of 9 teaching artists working in a variety of media and styles:
Jennifer Doyle, middle school, abstract landscape paintings in oils; Marsha Gregory, high school, figurative paintings embodying humor and personal narrative;
Logan Kline, high school, freelance illustrator of digitally colored drawings; Ken Kullman, George Washington elementary and the high school, watercolors of nature, wildlife, and the environment;
Michael Lewandowski; middle school, paintings about composition, shape and form; Laura Provo-Parker (Marshall), Miller Hill/Sand Lake and Poestenkill elementary, thick gestural paintings inspired by the chaos in nature and human relationships;
Ann Marie Parisi, Poestenkill and West Sand Lake elementary, artwork combining watercolor and collage; Amy Valenti, high school, nature studies inspired by her Meadowdale farm,
Mary Pat Wager, Art Department Curriculum Leader, high school, welded and fabricated metal artworks.
Reception: Sunday, May 18 from 1:00 - 4:00pm
On Sunday May 4, Logan Kline will present a drawing workshop focusing on unconventional tools, as part of our "Sundays at the Center" program.
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by Jennifer Doyle
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July 1 - August 15
Julia Johnson Rothenberg
Julia's paintings are abstracts of nature. But even though they move away from actual places, the landscapes remain somewhere, somehow in the works. She says that her memory and ideas of a place become more infused with texture, light, color and line than with the actual scene as others might see it. An important landscape of memory for her is the horizon, skies and fields of Iowa where she grew up and continues to visit. She is also fascinated with the rock hills and ancient buildings of southern France and the Paleolithic tools found in Columbia County.
Reception: Sunday, July 6 from 1:00 - 4:00pm
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Winter Morning
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August 16 - September 30
Brunswick Center Services
Brunswick Center Services is a day habilitation program of Rensselaer County ARC, located in Cropseyville, NY. This exhibition features selected art works by adults with developmental disabilities who participate in the Center's watercolor painting program. Titled "Stories by Hand II" you will see 20 beautiful watercolor paintings.
Reception: Sunday, August 17 from 1:00 - 4:00pm
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Exhibits are free and open
during SLCA events or by appointment.
The Gallery is also open Wednesdays and Fridays from 10am-12pm and Sundays from 1-4pm.
*A portion of the proceeds from all gallery sales help support SLCA-CTP |
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