 Red Room by Benjamin McHugh |
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Anderson Galleries was thrilled to hear the announcement of the new Nobel Prize winners, Liz Blackburn and Carol Greider, all Americans, one from Cold Spring Harbor Lab, and all having been painted by David Peikon, award winning Portrait and Landscape artist, represented by Anderson Galleries. |
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Cindy Roe
Saturday September 19th, 12-9pm
416 Main St. Greenport, NY.  Arques by Cindy Roe |
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Keyes Art in Sag Harbor will present a dynamic show over the 4th of July weekend, featuring artists Casey Chalem Anderson and Barbara Pintauro, who in a series of collaborations with the poet Susan Baran, explore how art and poetry compliment and energize each other. The artists and poet take their work to a new level, exploring the intersection of the visual with the written word, while celebrating the wonder and beauty of the East End. Julie Keyes will exhibit her colorful ceramics and Aage Bjerring his fish lures and decoys. A portion of the proceeds with be donated to Long Pond Greenbelt. |
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It began, Ms. Chamberlin said, eight years ago when, disenchanted with New York City, she moved to the South Fork. She found an affordable, year-round rental in a two-apartment 19th-century farmhouse here. Ms. Chamberlin, who was born in California and grew up in Connecticut, took any jobs she could find to support herself. |
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Publication: The East Hampton Press & The Southampton Press by Pat Rogers Grant Haffner is a busy man. So busy, he had to bypass the Saturday opening of a two-person exhibit featuring his artwork at Sen Spice Lounge in Sag Harbor. In a sense, his crowded schedule isn’t all that unusual, and not completely by choice: the Springs artist’s agenda typifies the struggle of many area artists who juggle employment, financial obligations, making new work, and trying to secure spaces where their art can be seen. Attending art openings to see the work unveiled for the public is a perk that cannot always be enjoyed. Mr. Haffner wears one additional hat. He is one of the movers and shakers of Bonac Tonic—a grass roots art collective that stages group shows. Bonac Tonic exhibitions typically include founding members: Mr. Haffner, Scott Gibbons, Justin Smith and Carly Haffner, his twin sister. The group has a core of seven members. |
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Oil paints are made basically by mixing cold-pressed Linsed oil with pigment or color until a smooth buttery paint is produced. When the oil paint is used and applied to a surface the oil oxidizes or absorbs air and then forms a solid film that binds the pigment to the surface of the painting.