October Displays
Main Gallery – Donald Whitely
Exhibiting black and white photos of nature, along with color photo of jazz musicians in concert, and several street photographs. A reception is Sunday, October 4th from 2-4pm and open to the public. There will be free refreshments. All photographs are available for sale!
3rd Floor Gallery – El Primer Grito de Independencia (The First Cry of Independence)
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with us this September!
The art exhibition showcases the beauty and diversity of the Ecuadorian Culture through artwork featuring traditional customs, people, cities and landscapes from Ecuador. The exhibition also includes paintings of Iconic Sleepy Hollow landmarks., light house creating the connection between Ecuadorian, heritage and the local community.
Coming in November
Main Gallery – Gretchen Kleckner
The artwork in the show are abstract collage landscapes. The pieces are typically using different grid frameworks. Working with found images from magazines and antique postcards the images are often cut and abstracted. They are then paired with paper to create new imagined places.
About the Artist:
I grew up in Sullivan County. Taking long road trips with my parents throughout the region, I developed in the early Dutch stone houses and the character of the landscape. Professionally, I trained and worked as a residential architect, but through out my career I’ve worked as a collage artist.
3rd Floor Gallery – Dear Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow
Dear Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow, a community centered project of the Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow school district.
It involves photographs of community members and quotes about them, representing our diverse community, led by a professional photographer and involves our young people in all the different schools.
It’s connected with the “Dear New York” exhibit that took place in Grand Central last year and which garnered quite a lot of attention by the manner in which the artist represented everyday New Yorkers.
