Alison Choate
Alison Choate is a visual artist and designer working with photography, collage, gouache and water color. 18 Croton Place, Irvington, NY
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Arlé Sklar-Weinstein
Arlé Sklar-Weinstein’s career spans over 50 years of prestigious exhibitions and installations, including numerous awards and review. She has exhibited extensively throughout New York, the Northeast and West Coast, with international exhibits in the Sakai City Museum, Japan, Paris, Fr., Niteroi, Brazil and Almeria, Spain. Sklar-Weinstein held her first museum show, a retrospective called EVOLUTIONS, […]
Claire Fishman
I’m a clinical psychologist by profession. My passion has been to explore people in their natural environments, people and families struggling with emotional conflicts and behavioral deficits. When I inherited the role of family photographer—my husband, a perfectionist with the camera and not quick enough to capture the moment, my preferred m.o.—a new passion emerged […]
Donald Holden
Don fell in love with art, age 3, when he and his Dad drew “horsies” and wagons, on shirt card boards. He continued drawing and paint- ing through his years at Columbia. Working at The Met for 2 years as PR director, he was fascinated by the subtleties of Asian painting for the first time. […]
Eleni LaSenna
My artwork might be described as mostly abstract and organic in nature, however I tend not to confine it to a particular definition or style as my enjoyment comes from experiencing and exploring the unlimited possibilities that allow me to express creativity. I continue to be influenced by certain Asian philosophies and artists as well […]
Emily Kotchen
Mark-making is, for me, a meditative state. I love manipulating materials—both conventional and unorthodox. No matter whether I am working in paint or pencil, with thread or with found objects, my goal is to create moments of deep feeling—often inspired by the passing of time and my own childhood memories—through an economy of shapes and […]
Jennifer Orkin Lewis
Jennifer is an artist, illustrator and author who works in a lovely attic studio perched atop a very colorful house right outside of New York City. She has been obsessed with painting from an early age, and was always making art and creating something new. She is known for her daily sketchbook paintings which she […]
Kumiko Buller
I strive to express what is within each sitter and to create a portrait that a viewer can feel. I was trained at the Art Students League of New York where I received a certificate of completion in Painting. kumikobuller.com Irvington Historical Society, 131 Main Street, Irvington, NY SaveSave SaveSave
Marcie Cuff
Illustrator/author Marcie Chambers Cuff has spent many years inspiring a life-long love of art and wildness. Her old-school pen-and-ink drawings evolve from intense observation of found objects, experimentation of scale, and nuanced use of crosshatching and mixed ink techniques. Her artwork reflects her love of the outdoors and the genius of everyday things. She addresses […]
Meg Lindsay
For 40 years, a painter fascinated by the subtleties of color and light, interested in conveying more than what is apparent on the surface. Shown in museums and galleries. A literary press has published a book of her poems about the process/emotions of creating: available on Amazon or finishinglinepress.com, search for Meg Lindsay: A PAINTER’S […]
Rosalind Schneider
SUNDAY only I seek to create work that transcends its source to form a new reference to a visionary landscape. The power of the natural environment is a continuing source of inspiration.I create layered landscape images with multiple realities that progress from the real into abstraction and a fusion of the two. They are expanded […]
Irvington Preview Exhibition
Irvington Public Library 12 S. Astor St Closed Sundays http://www.irvingtonlibrary.org/