Creighton Berry - Mixed Media Sherry Schreiber - Pastels Andrew Xenios - Drypoint
Mixed Media works by Creighton Berry, Pastels by Sherry Schreiber and DryPoints by Andrew Xenios will be on exhibit.
August 7th to September 7th
OPENING RECEPTION:
Saturday, August 7th from 6 to 8pm / Show runs until September 7th
ABOUT THE ARTISTS:
CREIGHTON BERRY
An artist all his life, working in advertising art and then as a freelance illustrator, Creighton, since his so called "retirement", has devoted himself to work in collage, oils, watercolor and mixed media. His works, that are forever young, are exhibited in numerous galleries throughout the Northeast.
SHERRY SCHREIBER
A multi media artist of unusual vision and technique, is inspired by the stunningly beautiful places she has lived in the world; most notably France, the East End of Long Island and the island of Jamaica. Her work in any medium exhibits a freshness of concepts that is beautifully executed. Sherry has exhibited internationally with many solo exhibits and her works are in corporate and private collections that have led to publications in numerous books and magazines.
ANDREW XENIOS
A man of many talents. Aside from his drypoint etchings shown here, Xenios' work also includes photography and painting. He is a graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, is in many publications, and has had numerous solo shows. He is in the permanent collection of Harvard's Fogg Museum as well as the Boston Museum of Fine Arts and others.
"Art from the Heart" Live and Silent Art Auction
Established in 1991, Have A Heart provides direct emergency aid to East End residents as well as partnering with local community based organizations.
More than 40 local and international artists.
All original works in oils, acrylics, watercolor, prints, photography and sculpture
Bidding starts at $200
Saturday August 28, 2010 from 3 to 7pm (rain or shine)
At the canal front home of: Victor Ozeri • 228 Overlook Drive • Aquebogue N.Y. 11901 (download map)
Auctioneer: Bonnie Grice radio & talk show host of 88.3 Curator: Hector deCordova, artist and owner of deCordova Gallery
$25 (cash or check) at the door or $20 on PayPal
Visa & MasterCard accepted for auction purchases
Eat, drink, view the art and watch the boats go by.
Purchase art and make a difference for those who have not!
Participating Artists (partial listing):
LIANNE ALCON
CREIGHTON BERRY
KATHLEEN BIFULCO
GARY BLAKE
ROSALIND BRENNER
JOHN CAPELLO
LINDA CAPELLO
MICHAEL CARDACINO
GEORGIA CHARUHAS
MARILYN CHURCH
LUCILLE COLIN
KATHLEEN COLLINS
JANET CULBERTSON
HECTOR deCORDOVA
DOMINIC diLORENZO
MICHAEL EDELSON
ROSAMARIA EISLER
GUILLERMO ESPINASSE
ALEX FERRONE
GALLERY M
GORDON GAGLIANO
HELEN GIAQUINTO
MARGARITA GUEVARA
SUSAN HACKETT
KATHLEEN HAMMOND
PHYLLIS HAMMOND
HARVEY HELLERING
BRYAN LANDSBERG
BOB LEFFERTS
MIKE MAAS
BARBARA McCLATCHIE
BILL NEGRON
ALEX RUSSO
DON SACO
SHERRY SCHREIBER
ANN SEELBACH
URSULA THOMAS
DAN WELDEN
LAURA WESTLAKE
ANNIE WILDEY
AMY WORTH
ANDREW XENIOS
EVAN ZATTI
"Quartet"
A visual blending of the works of four artists
Opening Reception:
Saturday September 11 from 6 to 8pm
Show runs from Sept. 11 to October 12th
HOURS:
FRIDAYS FROM 4PM TO 7PM
SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS FROM ONE PM TO 7PM
Also by appointment and when the red banner is flying
ABOUT THE ARTISTS:
ROSAMARIA EISLER
Educator and award winning artist and printmaker, Rosamaria will be showing her latest works here at the Gallery.
GORDON GAGLIANO
Known for his landscapes and sensuous nudes, Gordon's new work is more abstract and filled with dynamic form, shape and color.
ALEX RUSSO
Enlisted in the United States Navy during World War 11, he documented in art North African, Sicilian, and Normandy invasion operations. His work has evolved from the figurative to the abstract and semi abstract.
DON SACO
This will be Don's first time exhibiting here at the Gallery. His new works are of welded steel and, among these works, appropriately enough, they are titled Quartet, Quintet and are musically inspired. His figurative bronze works will also be shown here at the Gallery. Regardless of whether they are figurative or abstract, his work always conveys a sense of movement and power.
"Duet"
Dan Welden and Barbara McClatchie
July 3rd to August 2nd
It is rare to find two artists from different parts of the world working in different mediums, having never met and each arriving at a body of work totally original and yet speaking a universal language.
Duet is about that 'eureka' moment experienced by artists.
OPENING RECEPTION:
Saturday, July 3rd from 6 to 8pm
Show runs until August 2nd
ABOUT THE ARTISTS:
Barbara McClatchie
Barbara McClatchie is a Canadian photojournalist and, more recently, an abstract photographer. Her early work is primarily documentary and focused on cultural themes in the emerging world where she has traveled to over 54 countries.
Barbara's photo essays have been widely published in international journals including National Geographic and The World & I. Her photographs have been exhibited in one-woman shows in Guatemala, Mexico and Canada. She has also participated in group shows in Canada, The United States, Guatemala, New Zealand and Mexico. Her focus is now on abstract photography and these photographs that are her newest work are debuting here at the deCordova Gallery.
Daniel W. Welden
Printmaker/Painter/Educator/Author/Innovator and Pioneer since 1971 of "Safer" Printmaking, Dan has had over 65 solo exhibitions including 4 museum shows throughout the United States, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, Japan, Peru, and Switzerland and over 500 group exhibitions worldwide.
Dan Welden has taught internationally in disciplines such as painting, photography, book arts and printmaking in various locations including: 1999-10, Florence, Italy; 2005, Mykonos, Greece; 2004, Corsica, France; 2004, 06, 08 Lima, Peru. He has printed for artists such as Dine, Johns, Motherwell, Rauschenberg, Rivers, Steinberg and collaborated withWillem and Elaine de Kooning, Dan Flavin, Kurt Vonnegut, David Salle, Eric Fischl, Roy Nicholson, Linda Benglis among many others.
He is the Co-Author with Pauline Muir "Printmaking in the Sun" Watson Guptill, 2001and the producer of the film "Printmaking in the Sun" 2005. He has lectured at more than 150 universities, art schools, television and radio programs, galleries, museums and community groups in 35 states, as well as in Belgium, Peru, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, Japan, Italy, Switzerland, Poland, France, Mexico, Estonia, Greece, Scotland and England and has been the recipient of numerous grants and residencies worldwide.
"First Cut"
The Next Generation of Filmmakers
Benefit for the East End Student Film Project
May 22nd to June 27th
Our 2010 season begins with an exhibit of sculpture, painting and film celebrating the East End Student Film Project (EESFP).
EESFP, based in Greenport, is an important resource for young people interested in film and video as a vocation, artistic outlet or means of communication and expression
For the past four years, they have held a film festival here at the Greenport Cinema showcasing over 60 films created by students from the East End.
OPENING:
May 22 from 6 to 8pm
Show runs until June 27
Hours:
Friday from 4 to 7pm Saturdays and Sundays from 1 to 7pm
Also by appointment or when the red banner is flying
One of our rooms will be dedicated to the showing of films throughout the exhibit.
Films created by the students will be shown during the exhibit as well as paintings and sculpture by:
GEORGIA CHARUHAS
HECTOR deCORDOVA
MICHAEL EDELSON
GUILLERMO ESPINASSE
ELLEN NORA GOLDSTEIN LIZ KARSCH
BRYAN LANDSBERG
BOB MARKELL
DWIGHT TRUJILLO
HELEN WEINSTEIN
FELICITAS WETTER
