by Eileen Hohmuth LemonickJanuary 8, 2022 - February 5, 2022 Change is constant. The process of growing older is a fact. These images contain traces of a lifetime’s memories. They have to do with the passing of time, moments and people that are gone, love, sexuality, family, beauty, decay, fragility, longevity, vulnerability, sickness, health, the pandemic and death. This project started when I fractured my pelvis, was immobile, and could only get around with a walker. Friends sent bouquets and with severely limited motion, I began to photograph them on my kitchen table, …
by Jane Adriance & Bob JenkinsFebruary 12, 2022 - March 12, 2022One could say that life begins at 90. In this exhibit, Bob Jenkins and Jane Adriance with their long lives seem to come together with very young contempory visions. Bob with his sculptures of painted paper mache on wire, and Jane with oil and watercolor paint on canvas and paper. There are many ways to be creative and see the world from different points of view. These two artists are using different materials to express their unique life experiences .
by Joe KossowApril 2, 2022 - April 30, 2022All the works in the exhibition are oil paintings. Some are done on paper, some on board, some on linen. Mostly the show presents still lives, a particular passion of mine. Some of the still lifes are large, some are small, some paintings took a month, others just a few hours. All the still lifes were painted in response to direct observation of the subject matter. In creating these paintings I always gravitate towards simple, everyday objects, the types of things that everyone knows and can relate …
