WHITTEMORECCC - THAT PARTNER
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WHEN: THAT Exhibit April 30th thru June 16th, hours to be announced.
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OPENING RECEPTION- Saturday, April 30th, 6-8:00pm
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THAT ART TOUR, Sunday, May 1st from 11AM to 3:00PM
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Please REGISTER if you plan to attend (this is a FREE Event)
GALLERY ARTISTS:
Hunterdon Watercolor Society
Debbie Cortelyou • Eleonor Eick • Rosanna Hunt • Pamela LaFevre • Roberta Maas-Wester • Peggy Moskway. • Lana Pagano • Norma Walaka
Ahni Kruger - Artist
I explore ideas of protection and vulnerability by embracing natural forms and forces while blurring the boundaries between abstraction and representation.
SCULPTURE GARDEN - UNVEILING "Spring", Sunday May 1st at Noon:
If you cannot attend we will LiveStream on FB @SculptureGardenWhittemoreCCC
Elie Porter Trubert - Artist
Spring - A Four Season Exihbit
GARDEN EXHBIT:
David Horowitz - Sculptor
Whittemore CCC community is a natural fit for my work, process, philosophy, and mission.
One of the most satisfying aspects of contributing to Whittemore are the opportunities to work with and help others as a team in our shared goals .
The support and collaboration I’ve experienced is nothing less than inspiring. Whittemore provides a public place for me to visually express my message…”We are the stewards of the planet and our community. Everything we do or do not do, requires us to address this awesome responsibility”.
Check back for details on the NEW works by David Horowitz and Jeff Mase.
SOLARIUM EXHBIT:
Alison Scherr - Artist
I am a painter interpreting the movement of light and patterns in nature, images unaltered by the human hand. Using a mix of house paint, ink, pastel and spray paint, I create large-scale paintings on drop cloth, plexiglass or sheet metal that are evocative of stopped moments of time. My process often begins with quickly pulling and dropping paint across the canvas, exploring my wingspan and how I move with the paint. I then layer graphic or symbolic marks to articulate a hidden dialogue in the natural world. My work explores the themes of unspoken language through movement and layering of color. Like nature, my paintings have an element of the unfinished
and spontaneous.