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Photography |
Tom Chesnut
To convey universal messages of peace and tranquility, Tom's work
uses views of Nature without human intrusion. He feels a
strong connection with the Natural World and this
interconnectedness shows in his work. From his plot of woods
in Sand Lake, to New Yorks Adirondacks and Vermonts Green
Mountains, to the Mormon Trail and alpine lakes in Wyoming, he
endeavors to show his appreciation for the Natural World in his
photographs. |
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John David Geery
Pastoral scenes, Adirondack &
Vermont landscapes |
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Daniele Ippoliti-DeShaw
Her desire to expose the
lost wonders of nature's little intricacies is seen in the variety of
abstractions she creates through photography. Using single
shots, kaleidoscope images, or creating collages with bits and
pieces of her nature photographs, she creates unique characters who come with a message. |
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Don Polunci Wildlife Color Photographs
Don is a retired art teacher from Glens Falls High School
where he taught photography for 25 years. He specializes in
wildlife photography. His color photographic prints include
4 x 6 note cards and 8 x10 matted prints suitable for framing
and 11 x 14" framed prints (other sizes available upon
request). Subjects included are owls, eagles and other birds,
moose, giraffe and red fox to name a few. Don has visited many
of our National Parks and states including Alaska to obtain
his photographs. His work has been published in Adirondack
Life magazine and the Nature Conservancy website. |
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Visual Art Work |
Lynn Benevento
Acrylic landscapes, botanicals |
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Watercolors by Tom Ryan Watercolors
I particularly enjoy the quiet serenity of the
Adirondacks and try to capture that emotional feeling in my
watercolors. I paint almost exclusively using the primary
colors of red, yellow, and blue, typically using two of each. I start many of my paintings by soaking the watercolor paper
and utilizing a wet-in-wet technique that results in soft
edges that I particularly enjoy. Once the paper dries, I add
dark hard edge strokes for interest and to emphasize the
center of interest in the painting. The result is a painting
that is a blend of soft and hard edges. I painted the
watercolor "Fall Time" on location in October 2008. The
background is a mixture of mostly soft and a few hard edges.
The "whites" are the white watercolor paper with no paint
applied. |
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Judith Slawter
Miniature Paintings |
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Shelley Valachovic
Botanicals |
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Ken Wheeler Studio
Watercolor Artist Ken Wheeler will be offering his "Snowflake"
line of Holiday Greeting cards at this year's Holiday Boutique
as well as a selection of Adirondack note cards and watercolor
prints in various sizes, both framed and unframed. Ken is a
member of LARAC, The North Country Arts Center, The Colonie
Art League, associate member of the American Watercolor
Society, The North East Watercolor Society and Ken is the new
President of the Upper Hudson Valley Watercolor Society. |
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Thurs., Dec. 24
Closed Thanksgiving |
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Have an Art-filled Holiday and New Year! |
