August
Main Gallery – Everyday Wonders by Kimberly Crichlow
“Everyday Wonders” is an exhibit that celebrates the quiet beauty found in ordinary moments.
Through intimate, thoughtful imagery, it invites viewers to slow down and notice the small details, subtle light, and fleeting scenes that often go overlooked.
About the Artist:
Kim is a photographer, & Veteran with an appreciation for capturing the sense of calm and beauty in everyday life, portraying them as vibrant inspiring abstract pieces with a contemporary feel.
She utilizes a Macro lens to get in close to a subject and capture its unique details from different perspectives. She also produces abstract pieces by playing with the focal points and high-speed photography.
Accomplishments:
– Artwork currently hanging at Usalliance Credit Union: (2026)
– Solo exhibit at Scarsdale Public Library: (2026)
– Selected piece to hang in the Beehive Coop & Yellow Studio “In Focus” Retail Exhibit: (2025)
– Solo exhibit of 31 pieces at Greenburgh Town Hall (2024)
– Selected piece to hang in the Mamaroneck Artist Guild Gallery (2024)
– Selected pieces to hang in the Croton River Artisans Gallery (2024)
– Selected piece to hang in the Village Voices Art show (2023)
– 2 works published in “New Croton Review” Spring 2023 issue
– Selected piece to hang in the Greenburgh Public Library (Adult) Westchester County Amateur Photo Contest: (2016)
– Selected pieces to hang in “SNAP” The Art Gallery at the Rockefeller State Park Preserve Exhibit: (2015 & 2010)
3rd Floor Gallery – Cellular Landscapes by Craig Zuckerman
Cellular Landscapes is a fine art studio practice that transforms microscopic biological structures into immersive, digitally authored environments. Informed by scientific visualization yet moving beyond representation, the work uses cellular architecture as a point of departure to explore scale, depth, and abstraction at the boundary of science and imagination.
About the Artist
Coming in September
Main Gallery – Quilts by Barbara Glab
Barbara Glab returns to Warner Library to display her exquisite quilts. Her talent shines through every stitch as her work conveys beauty, drama, and comfort.
3rd Floor Gallery – El Primer Grito de Independencia (The First Cry of Independence)
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with us this September!
Iliana Herrera Herrera & Marco S. Guazha are bringing their beautiful work to Warner. The art exhibition showcases the beauty and diversity of Ecuadorian culture through artwork featuring traditional customs, people, cities, and landscapes from Ecuador. The exhibition also includes paintings of iconic Sleepy Hollow landmarks, such as the headless horseman statues, the old church and the Mario Cuomo Bridge celebrating the connection between Ecuadorian heritage and the local community.
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