Arlene Nadel: Keyhole
A life-long artist, Arlene Nadel came to painting after being a professional dancer and ceramicist. She studied art at The Art Student’s League, The National Academy of Design, The School of Visual Arts and Parsons. In explaining Keyhole, Ms. Nadel states, “An open door is an obvious symbol, of opportunity and freedom. In Keyhole, the door is...
Stephanie Anderson 2011
Stephanie Anderson graduated in 1999 with a BFA in Illustration from The Rhode Island School of Design. Her work has been seen on exhibit at the Attleboro Museum (Attleboro, MA) and the Academy of Art in San Francisco. She is also an award-winning book illustrator.
Dog Days
Diane Attebury Born in New York City into a family of artists, Diane Attebury was at her dad’s drawing board drawing horses at age three. As a young teen she studied watercolor at Purchase and New Paltz where she studied with Robert Beauchamp and received her BFA. See her gallery. → John Curry John Curry...
Alice McAdams
A local resident, owning a 100-acre farm on Quaker Hill, Alice studied for many years with Frank Vincent Dumond (1865–1951) at the Art Students League in New York City. Alice won the Hudson Valley Arts Association Purchase Award, and has many pieces of her artwork in private collections.
Stephanie Anderson
Stephanie Anderson graduated in 1999 with a BFA in Illustration from The Rhode Island School of Design. Her work has been seen on exhibit at the Attleboro Museum (Attleboro, MA) and the Academy of Art in San Francisco.
Robert Baribeau
A third-generation Abstract Expressionist who's added plenty of tricks to the original New York School bag, Baribeau has the expected drips and heavy impasto, but his palette is considerably, and irreverently, brighter than those of de Kooning et al.
Paul Jervis
Paul Jervis’ paintings, simultaneously emotional and entertaining, revel in their embrace of the best of both coastal schools, combining the wit of Jasper Johns with the emotional figurative styles of Diebenkorn and Thiebaud. In his paintings is a fascination with abstract expressionism. Jervis, however, never quite gives in to it. He embraces figuration in the...
Stacie Flint
Stacie Flint’s complex and colorful oil paintings and illustrations have been exhibited and published throughout the United States and Europe. Her commissioned portraits and scenes of daily life are in many public and private collections. Her images have been published as magazine covers, children’s book illustrations, and album covers. She was selected among notable artists...
C.C. Long
C.C. (Charles) Long is a self-taught painter, who has painted for 25 years and been in over 50 one man and group shows worldwide. His mercurial work begins with the creating of an abstract background using mixed media, collage and found accoutrement creating a chaos, from this chaos he works outward slowly drawing out an...
Jenny Fragosa
Fragosa’s work is deeply personal incorporating marks and symbols that evoke memories of her childhood. Latent and mysterious, her images range from whimsical to dark but all connect on a gut level. When asked about her work, Fragosa said, “each work begins by exploiting the rare moments where we are all on the human line.â€...
Alan Peckolick
Alan Peckolick has enjoyed a 35-year career as an internationally recognized graphic designer. His projects have included logo designs, posters, packaging, annual reports, corporate identity and annual reports for organizations as Channel 13, New York University, Baruch University, The City College of New York, as well as for Fortune 500 companies…
Cable Griffith
Cable Griffith grew up in Bedford, New York. He received a BFA from Boston University’s School of Fine Art and an MFA from the University of Washington in Seattle. He also did an artist residency at the Vermont Studio Center. He has served as a visiting professor at the University of Washington and is an...
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