Currently on View
Susan Richman: Dissolving Boundaries
Rachel Weatherford Whitlow: A Sense of Place
May 22 to June 15; Opening Reception Friday, May 30, 5:30 to 8:30
Dissolving Boundaries
In this work, the snow and ice are more than materials—they’re part of an ongoing conversation. A conversation about loss, about transformation, and about the fragile state of things. As they melt, they leave behind delicate imprints, echoing the environmental shifts unfolding around us.
~ Susan Richman
Above Image: Richman, Sea, Photographed Cyanotype, 55 x 44, ed. 10,
A Sense of Place
“My new exhibition, “A Sense of Place,” represents a deep exploration of the seasonal shifts in light and weather across the landscapes of Iona Island and Snake Hole Creek in Rockland County. This body of work emerges from my profound commitment to environmental causes and a desire to evoke a visceral reaction from viewers in an intimate exchange that transcends mere observation. By exploring the intangible emotions and environmental memories associated with these landscapes, I aim to cultivate a sense of belonging that invites reflection and connection.”
"My hope is that the viewer might stop and think, perhaps ask what’s happening here? They will know it’s environmental, a work from nature and yet it’s not quite right… perhaps this forces a second or even a third look, and each time a new layer of meaning may surface." ~ Rachel Whitlow
Above Image, Whitlow, Invasive Species, Mixed Media, Chine Colle on Canvas, 36 x 36