Members News

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Maria C. Friscia’s photography, Rose from My Garden was accepted into the “Black, White and Shades of Gray”. The exhibition will be at the Stamford Art Association from May 2-June 7.  Bouquet of Flowers was accepted into “Spring Awakening” at the Ferguson Library, Stamford, through June 7.

Also, Maria’s paintings, Winter Blues, Marsh and Spring, were accepted into “Spectrum Contemporary Art Show, Visual Rhythms”, a juried exhibition at the Carriage Barn Arts Center in New Canaan, from May 4 – June 2.

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The Spring issue of The Pen Woman (page 19) features Catherine Horn’s article on Linda Hortick’s adventure with a peregrine falcon she and her husband encountered while on an educational voyage aboard the Viking Polaris. The world’s fastest falcon visited their private balcony and inspired Linda’s poem “The Flight of the Peregrine Falcon” which was shared with the captain and passed on to everyone on the ship.

Look for Linda Hortick‘s and Deb Weir‘s take on a recent event in the “Pen Women Postings” (bottom of Expressions Gallery).

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Doris Mady’s painting It Will Pass is at the Katonah Museum of Art Artists’ Association’s All Member Show held at: Bethany Arts Center, 40 Somerstown Rd., Ossining, NY from May 30 -June 21. Reception: Saturday, June 1, 4-6 pm.

Blue Tempest has been selected to be shown at the 2nd Community Art Show at the Shames JCC on the Hudson. Reception:  Sunday, May 5 from 2-5 pm with wine, cheese & music. Show is expected to be up thru the summer.

Also of note: Doris is among several artists who will be showing their ideas in the 2nd annual outdoor Bulldog Walking Gallery in Irvington, NY. The Kick-Off takes place with the Sunday, June 2 “Irvington Summer Festival” from noon – 4 pm. The works along Main Street & beyond continue continue until late September. Then these works will be auctioned off and the proceeds will go towards the various charities in the community. Her entries: Sightseer/Tourist is in front of Irvington’s Village Hall (85 Main Street) and Garden Goodness will be in front of 48/50 Main Street.

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Karen Popp won 1st Place at the Rowayton Arts Center Spring Juried Show for her ink and watercolor rendering called Illumination. Exhibit continues until May 11.

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Margaret Esmé Simon had a pastel painting, Portrait of Sheba accepted into the 107th Annual Greenwich Art Society show at the Bendheim Gallery. The show is up until June 14. The reception was on May 30 from 6:00 – 7:30. The Bendheim is on the second floor of 299 Greenwich Avenue. Gallery hours are: M – F 10 – 4; Sat. and Sun. 12 – 4.

She also has a watercolor painting which will be in the Community Sponsored Awards show at the Rowayton Arts Center. The painting is of the Binney Park Bridge. That show opened on Sun., May 19, and will be up until Sun., June 16. The address of the Arts Center is: 145 Rowayton Avenue, Rowayton. Hours: Tues. – Fri. 12 – 5;  Sat. and Sun. 10 – 1.

Creativity takes courage. — Paul Gaughin