Members News

At least a dozen GPW Artists presented their work at the Beaux Arts Gallery in the Round Hill Community Church, 395 Round Hill Rd. Greenwich. Titled “Greenwich Pen Women: Points of View” will be on exhibit until Thursday, Nov 2. Tuesday – Friday, 9 – 3 and Sunday 9 – noon.

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EVENT: From Margaret Esme Simon — We have a wonderful tour opportunity this September – a tour of the Morgan Library building and history including the newly restored garden. The library is located at 225 Madison Avenue (between 36th & 37th Streets). The tour will be an hour long and is scheduled for 1:30 on Tuesday, September 26.  We hope you can make it. The group will be limited to 25. Because we will have a docent, the cost will be $20.00 per person. Please let the Art Chairs: Barbara O’Shea, Heather Sandifer, and Margaret Esme Simon for information.

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Deborah DiSesa Hirsh Book Reading

Wednesday, Sept. 27 at 5:30 pm

Counterfeit Mother by Deborah DiSesa Hirsch

Are you a mom? Come hear me talk about my struggles to become one.

Harry Bennett Library, 115 Vine Rd., Stamford, CT

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Maria C. Friscia’s oil painting, Cityscape at Dusk, I, was accepted into the “Loft Artists Association 10th Annual Juried Exhibition”.  Until October 8. Maria’s other painting Water’s Edge was selected into the Carriage Barn Arts Center “Member Show” through October 9.

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Congratulations are in order for Dana Goodfellow and Margaret Esme Simon who were selected to be in  the Rowayton Arts Center “Masters” exhibit (members only, juried exhibit). 145 Rowayton Ave., Norwalk. The exhibit runs until October 7. 

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Five of Doris Mady’s paintings will be on display for one-year at Northern Westchester Hospital. This is in partnership with the Katonah Museum of Art, and Katonah Museum Artists’ Association in their “Healing Hallways of Art” exhibit. Reception: Nov. 2 from 5-6:30 pm. The paintings are: Belly Dancing Birches, Red, White & Blue, Spring Thaw, Dorset Summer, and Seven Flowers. A donation from each sale will be given to Northern Westchester Hospital.

From Roberta Seret: I will be teaching this Fall at NYU (PALA – Adult Education). Please join me if you can.

>>> The LINK is: sps.all@nyu.edu

Course Description
Seeing is believing, and foreign films give us the experience of traveling beyond borders without a plane ticket or visa The journey begins with the screening of eight award-winning foreign films that examine global hotspots in conflict.
These award-winning, powerful films serve as a catalyst for our post-screening discussions about foreign film, as well as present-day issues in the film’s geopolitical region and how the films reflect different cultures, themes and global issues.
We will see foreign films in our classroom at NYU’s 42nd Street campus and discuss the film after screening the film. The films are of different literary styles.

They are:
CLASS: Global Hotspots Through Foreign Films. CINE1- CE9102 #001

FILM & SCHEDULE:  FALL 2023 – Tuesdays, September 26-November 14, 10 – 1:00
1.The Italian (Russia)
2. Chile ’76 (Chile, Argentina, Brazil)
3.The Quiet Girl (Ireland)
4. Chico and Rita (Cuba)
5. Oppenheimer (U.S./ Global)
6. The Counterfeiters (Germany/ Austria)
7.Past Lives (South Korea)
8. The Boy and the Heron (Japan – Miyazaki)