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2005 Shows @RiverWinds in Beacon

 

January 6 - February 7, 2005:  Teen Reflections

Artist reception 2 - 4 pm January 8

Artwork by the students from the Art Institute of Mill Street Loft and students in the National Art Honors Society will be at RiverWinds Gallery from January 6 through February 7.   These 14 - 17 year old Hudson Valley students display outstanding talent in a variety of media including photography, mixed media and/or acrylics.

For more information about the Art Institute and the National Arts Honor Society,  log on to millstreetloft.org

 
 

February
 

Valentine's Day

Monday Feb 14th

 Men's Only Shopping Night

 Feb 11, 6pm - 9pm

Join us for shopping, refreshments and free gift wrapping

Gift Registry Available!
   

February 10- March 7

Robert Devito's   CityScapes

     

Robert DeVito's colorful and fantastic "Skylines" are featured this month at RiverWinds Gallery in Beacon. A New York City multimedia artist, DeVito's brightly painted Skylines are sculpted from driftwood and reflect his extensive travels through Europe, Scandinavia and the Middle East. Each piece is one of a kind, no reproductions of his images. His creations are so innovative and original that the Library of Congress has issued copyrights on the idea.

Robert has studied throughout the United States and Mexico to develop his unique work. Over the years his work has attracted a great deal of media attention -- a personal, in-depth interview was aired on PBS and his work was chosen by three Manhattan branches of Tourneau as a representation of New York City during the a Democratic Convention. In addition to his own murals, he planned and executed the restoration of the large mural bracing the SAS terminal at JFK Airport in New York City. His Skylines have been in several galleries such as the Celadon Gallery in Soho and the Parlor Gallery in Douglaston. He has won first place awards at numerous are shows around the region.

March

ArtWear @ RiverWinds Gallery

March 10 - April 4, 2005

Benefit for the Miles of Hope, Breast cancer Foundation

Art to wear - scarves, purses, necklaces, earrings, pins, and shawls plus art to enjoy - porcelain paintings, bustiers and more!

Dana Effron, cofounder of the Miles of Hope, Breast Cancer Foundation, her husband Ira, and cofounder Cathy Varunok talked with felt artist Tiiu Maier.

customers and artists at the artist reception on Saturday March 12, 2005

   
 

Handpainted silk scarves by Janet Jappen

 RiverWinds Gallery is celebrating the coming of spring with new art to wear and a benefit for Miles of Hope, Breast Cancer Foundation. Give your wardrobe a lift with artistic scarves, shawls, purses, jackets, hats, pins and jewelry. These one of a kind art wearables can give a new breath of excitement to your wardrobe and are fun to wear.

Come see how you can accessorize with original art and meet the artists who will be modeling their artwear during the artist reception on Saturday March 12 from 3 - 6pm.   This is second saturday so the gallery will be open from 12 - 9pm.
A portion of your purchase will go for a good cause, the Miles of Hope Breast Cancer Foundation. The Miles of Hope Breast Cancer Foundation is a not for profit organization providing programs and support services for women and families in the Hudson Valley affected by breast cancer. All funds raised for the Foundation will be used in the Hudson Valley. For more information log on to their website www.milesofhopebcf.org

The ArtWear show is an opportunity to support someone who is undergoing chemotherapy. They may appreciate a special scarf, hat or shawl to help them through a difficult time.

Hat by Kimberly D'Auria

Featured at the show are hand dyed and hand woven and crocheted shawls from Maggie Havens, Kelly Makara, and Lynn Oldmixon; hand painted silk scarves by Janet Jappen; hand felted hats, vests, shawls and pins by Kimberly D’Auria, Loir Flood, and Tiiu Mayer;

  Handwoven Shawl by Kelly Makara

And jewelry by Betty Holland and Frank Palaia.

The gallery also has jewelry by Paola Bari, Ann Carpenter, Jenni Chen, Virginia Donovan, MaryAnn Glass, Loretta Lam, Marianne Liakos, Marilee Croft Olson, Julie Siegmund, RoseAnna Stokes, and Carol Vincie.
And for a bit of thought provoking fun and whimsey, we have Gloria Ruenitz’s bustiers, which ponder the dichotomy between the outside and the inside perceptions of how the world sees women.

 

Felt pins by Tiiu Mayer

April

"T&Coffee" @ RiverWinds Gallery

April 7 - May 9, 2005

Artist reception 4 - 7pm, Saturday  April 9

Gallery Hours:  12 - 9pm

Beacon Second Saturday

 

Virginia Piazza

RiverWinds Gallery is delighted to present an invitational show by several artists interpreting tea and coffee. Their imaginations using stoneware, porcelain, different glazes, polymer clay, paints and cameras have fashioned teapots, cups, and whimsical characters enjoying their spot of brew. Come meet several of the artists during the artist reception on Saturday April 9 from 4 - 7pm. The gallery will be open till 9pm as part of Beacon’s Second Saturday.

Featured at the show are potters Stephen Fabrico, Virginia Piazza, Marilyn Price, Randall Au, Laura Keller, Sara Patterson, Nancy Bauch and Janice Schultz.  Using a variety of glazes, shapes and sizes, they have fashioned teapots, coffee pots, cups and saucers, mugs, and plates.

 

Stephen Fabrico

Sara Patterson

Porcelain painter Paola Bari

Stephen Fabrico

  

There is also coffee by Jeanne Ranni

 

To put a smile on your face, polymer sculptor Gerri Nostro created images of grandma enjoying her morning coffee.

And to dress up your eating areas, there are paintings and photographs of teapots and cups by painter Alexis Lynch and photographers Allison Cross, MaryAnn Glass and Linda Hubbard.

May

 Natural Rhythms @ RiverWinds Gallery

Photographs by Lynne R. Cashman

May 12 - June 6, 2005

Artist Reception May 14, 2005 4 - 7pm Beacon Second Saturday


Concentrating on the color, light and shadows found in nature, Lynne Cashman's
photographs appear as paintings as she creates impressionistic images in my camera - without any manipulation.  Realism becomes an impression and then an abstraction. This rare view  of nature reflects, not only what she sees, but they portray how a particular scene makes her feel. They capture situations that will not be  repeated-nor should they be forgotten.

Lynne R. Cashman has been a photographer since 1987 and has served on the Board of Professional Women Photographers organization and the New York City Sierra Club Photography Committee.  She has been exhibited in galleries and museums, including the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Steinhardt Conservatory, The Islip Art Museum in Islip, New York; the Westbeth Gallery, New York,The Sullivan County Museum in Hurleyville, New York; the Lee-Parrish Gallery in Waitsfield,  Vermont and the Erector Square Gallery in New Haven, Connecticut.

In addition her work is in public and corporate collections,  including those of Elmhurst General Hospital in Flushing, New York and the New York Chapter of the American Institute of Architects. Cashman’s  photographs have appeared in INKWELL:  A publication of poetry and prose published by Manhattanville College in Purchase, New York.

June

Home and Garden Show@RiverWinds Gallery

June 9 - July 4,  Artist Reception June 11, 2005 4 - 7pm, Beacon Second Saturday.

The show has Windsor chairs and tables, photographic lamp shades, hand woven rugs, bird houses and garden ornaments. 

The Windsor chairs are made by Maureen and Ferris Rugar who were recently named among the top 200 artisans in America.  They demonstrated their craft during the artist reception on Saturday June 11 from 4 - 7pm. 

 Windsor Chair Makers by Maureen and Ferris Rugar

Marueen and Ferris Rugar

demonstrating at RiverWinds Gallery

 

June 11, 2005

 

 

 
 

 

For the Home

Windsor chairs and tables by Maureen and Ferris Rugar

Maureen Rugar is the first (and only) woman to graduate from the Windsor Institute, and is currently on the staff. She has also been teaching traditional Rug Hooking for the past 20 years. For Ferris, creating with wood has been a passion since childhood. Working together they handcraft some of the most beautiful Windsors available. And they have been named as part of the Directory of Traditional American Crafts® which highlights the 200 top artisans and crafters working in the styles and media traditional in early America. The listed artists are chosen by a jury of museum professionals and other experts in both art and history and truly represent a selection of the best traditional craftworkers in America. With the 2005 Directory, Early American Life will have conferred these honors for nineteen years, making it the unchallenged mark of excellence in traditional crafting.

To own a Windsor chair from Ferris and Maureen Rugar is to have an original work of art. Every chair is handcrafted, one at a time, and has its own individual character. The chairs start from a red oak log, a rough cut plank of pine and maple. Using antique and reproduction tools, the wood is shaped using the same methods that were used 200 years ago. Once the chairs are assembled, they are painted using authentic milk paints, which further enhances the character of the chair. These woods and techniques, all of which have been used for several hundred years, combine to make a truly beautiful yet durable piece which will last for generations. They will become your future heirlooms.

Handmade Rugs by Liza Philips

Designed by Liza Phillips,  these are made of the finest quality wool, hand-knotted and hand-scissored and made by Tibetans in Nepal.  Because of the high altitude at which the sheep are raised, the wool is very rich in Lanolin oil.  This is very important when the wool is dyed, because the lanolin not only absorbs the dye better, but also give the rugs an unequalled richness in texture and appearance.  Rugs come in runners of 2 x 6 and area rugs of 4 x 6. 

       

Photographic Lamp Shades by Mary Ann Glass .  The lamp shades come in different images and colors.  A wonderful accessory for any room.

Wardell's Pottery has created fountains with running water for your indoors or outdoors pleasure.   It adds a soothing sound to any room.  They require electricity for the pump.

For the Garden -

birdbaths, garden sculptures, bird houses and bird feeders by Stephen Fabrico. 

From Michael Murphy we have several types of birdhouses made from old barn wood, painted wood, baskets and gourds. 

And we also have birdfeeders from Stephen and Michael.
July - Peter Billman - Oil Paintings  

 PeterBillman@ RiverWinds Gallery

Hudson River Valley Plein Air Painter

July 7 - August 8, 2005

Celebrating RiverWinds Two Year Anniversary

 July 9, 2005:    Artist Reception 4 - 7pm

Live Music by the Jazz Duo  5 - 7pm

 Gallery open 12 - 9pm as part of Beacon Second Saturday

Beacon Second Saturday 12 - 9pm - Christmas in July - $2000 Shopping Spree Drawing, additional drawings, special events, and sidewalk sale.

 

Celebrating its two year anniversary, RiverWinds Gallery presents Peter Billman, Hudson Valley Plein Air Painter.  Drawing on the abundant beauty of the Hudson River, Peter’s paintings capture the many moods, essence of place and richness of the Hudson valley and its environs. He has an element of the new Hudson River School with a contemporary appeal.

 

Rising Mist by Peter Billman, Oil on Linen, 20 x 24

SOLD

 

Peter Billman recently moved to Newburgh, NY where he used many and varied talents to restore an early 1800's Federal style house.  From his studio on the top floor of this beautiful bed and breakfast, the Goldsmith Dennison House, he has spectacular views of the Hudson River.

His paintings show his appreciation of the river, the mountains, its nature. Schooled in England, Italy and the US, he is a BFA graduate of Syracuse University. Although painting has been a constant goal in his life, the past thirty years have included occupations such as architectural woodworking, furniture making, and a design/build business specializing in decorative painting, murals and period finishes. His paintings are in private collections in the US and Europe.

On July 9, the artist reception was held. 

To help celebrate the opening and the two year anniversary of RiverWinds, the Jazz Duo of Maureen Morrissey and Dave Myers performed eclectic mix of easy listening and jazz standards. 

Many enjoyed the champagne punch, refreshments and the many artistic creations in the gallery.

But the Star of the show was Peter and his beautiful oil paintings.

Kippy Boyle and many others came and met Peter and his wife Nancy.

We thank them both from coming and we especially thank Peter for his incredible artwork.  His capture of the Hudson River and its surrounding landscape is simply beautiful. 

And special thanks for being part of RiverWinds and our two year anniversary.

The show will be up until August 8,2005, so please come and enjoy the show.

August - Fine Art Photography - Rita Pignato and Allison Shaw

Music By Scott Helland

Acoustic guitar instrumentalist will perform at the opening

August 13, 4 - 7pm

Gallery is open 12 - 9pm as part of Beacon's Second Saturday

 

 

Alison Shaw, Fine Art Print, Splatter

Rita Pignato, Fine Art Print, Red Stair Case

 

It’s All About Color @ RiverWindsGallery

Alison Shaw and Rita Pignato, Fine Art Photographers

August 11 - September 5, 2005

RiverWinds is part of Beacon's Window on Main St and features artist Karlos Carcamo.

August 13 Artist Reception 4 - 7pm with Live Music by the Scott Helland

Beacon Second Saturday and Windows on Main St. 12 - 9pm

 

RiverWinds Gallery celebrates the addition of noted photographer Alison Shaw to its permanent roster of artists with powerful images that demonstrate the sensual pleasure of color photography.

 Joining Alison’s work – drawn from her Artist Studio, Tuscan anc classic Seascape portfolios – are Rita Pignatos’s beautiful images from Tuscany, Sicily and Mexico.

Both artists have a profound understanding of natural light and color, and their work is a joy to behold.

Alison Shaw often uses quite long exposures on her seascapes and landscapes to capture lush, almost abstract, images that seem to float in their own atmosphere. In contrast, the images in her Artist Studio portfolio, while retaining an abstract quality, are crisp, bold and vibrant. Shaw has exhibited in one-woman shows at more than 15 galleries throughout the United States. Over 4,000 of her photographs are in corporate and private collections throughout the U. S. and Europe. Several books have also been published of her photographs, and her work has appeared nationally in numerous newspapers and magazines including The New York Times, Time, Smithsonian, Nikon World, and Yankee magazine. Alison teaches photography workshops in Italy, Canada and New England for Maine Photographic Workshops and Rocky Mountain School of Photography.

 

Rita Pignato has studied with Alison Shaw as well as Joel Meyerwitz, Sam Abell, and other renowned teachers. A half dozen of her Tuscan images have been selected for the last two editions of National Geographic’s Guide to Tuscany, and she has had several one-woman shows in Manhattan. "Most importantly for me is my love of color, "Rita says "and then, the patience to wait for that moment when the lighting and the image combine in a magical way".
 his wife and two daughters have recently

RiverWinds is also part of Windows on Main St. in Beacon and is featuring Karlos Carcamo as our special artist. The artist reception is on Saturday August 13, from 4 - 7pm. To help celebrate this special opening, Scott Helland will perform on acoustic guitar. The gallery will be open till 9pm as part of Beacon’s Second Saturday and the Windows on Main St. event.

There is also new work by Mary Ann Glass and Linda Hubbard.

Karlos Carcamo, our Windows on Main St artist, experiments with art in an urban setting working with found images and objects, looping in current and past historical events. He uses the constructed nature of Hip Hop Culture as a conceptual resource for the production of his work. He samples from art historical sources, using each period as a reference point, to build upon. Using the idea of sampling as a way of "recovering" art historical modes, he then re-codes them with autobiographical information, subverting the formal elements of the work with personal and subjective narratives that allude to different aspects of my daily life. For more information on Windows on Main St, go to www.beaconarts.org.

 

Scott Helland plays his acoustic guitar with a passion, fluidity and natural grace. There is an unassuming brilliance in the way he plays, winding and weaving thorough multi-layered soundscapes. He will be playing during the opening reception on Saturday, August 13th from 4 - 7pm. His CD’s will be available at that time. 

Gallery hours are Thursday - Monday 12 - 6pm and 9pm on Second Saturday.
Directions: Route 84 exit 11, take Route 9D South, turn left at Main Street. The Gallery is on the left, a block and half East on Main Street.

     

Rita Pignato talking about her artwork

Scott Helland delighting us with his music.

Customers enjoying the beautiful hand painted porcelain, fused glass and hand thrown pottery.
 

Rita explaining the importance of capturing the light and the magic of the moment.

 

  

 RiverWinds in Beacon's

 

RiverWinds "Windows on Main St"

Untitled (RiverWinds) is the first artwork in a series of pieces that incorporate the idea of cleaning as a process for the creation of art. Using it to explore issues of social/private space and the visibility of ones identity through the association of your occupation.  It’s also a piece that is part autobiographical and homage to my father who worked most of his life cleaning office buildings in order to support our family.  Transforming his occupation into my own by using the mopped water collected to make individual portraits of the four owners of RiverWinds Gallery.  In the process, making their images visible, capturing a moment from the residues of daily life.

Karlos Carcamo 2005

September

Time and Tide

Pastels by Eline Barclay @ RiverWinds

September 8 - October 3, 2005

Artist Reception September 10, 4 - 7pm

Beacon Second Saturday, Galleries open til 9 pm

 

The paintings of Eline Barclay @ RiverWinds Gallery explore the essence and mood of the natural world. The artist is concerned with early morning and twilight as well as weather - stormy skies, foreboding clouds, gossamer fog. She captures mood and atmosphere, with a touch of mystery without being nostalgic. Eline will be at RiverWinds on Saturday September 10, 4 - 7pm. Refreshments will be served.

Flood Tide Eve, 24 x 18, Pastel

 
The Cornwall-on-Hudson native recently moved to Addison, Maine. Her paintings reflect her love of the wetland and tidal marshes of both the Hudson River region and Maine. Her response to nature is somewhere between the naturalistic and the romantic. Eline blends her pastels seamlessly with an ethereal quality. Her work reflects a world of quiet solitude captured with a light atmospheric touch. "In our fast paced and uncertain world today, getting lost in one of Eline’s paintings brings a sense of calm to my soul" says Linda Hubbard of RiverWinds. Eline has had solo and group shows throughout the Dutchess, Orange and Ulster Counties and several galleries in Maine. She has a degree in Fine Arts from SUNY, New Paltz, NY and is part of corporate and private collections around the world.

 

And next door to RiverWinds on the lot on Second Saturday will be

Lady Barbara and her students will be doing demonstrations of Goddess BellyDance next to RiverWinds Gallery, 172 Main St, Beacon.  Saturday, September 10th 4 - 6pm  LadyB teaches Goddess BellyDance classes in Beacon and Cold Spring in which women are invited to experience their most empowered, sensual, Goddess-selves through this ancient form of dance, which also turns out to be fabulous fun and a spectacular workout!   For more information  www.ladybarbara.net

Artist Reception September 9th

   

 October - Elisa Pritzker - Hudson Valley in a Box

Mixed Media, glazed mini-box, 11 x 14

Hudson Valley In a Box

Elisa Pritzker @ RiverWinds

October 6 - November 7, 2005

Opening Reception October 12, 4 - 7pm 

Music by Scott Helland

Closing Reception Sunday November 6, 2 - 5 pm    Refreshments will be served

Due to the torrential rain on the day of the opening reception, we are delighted that Elisa will be back at RiverWinds on Sunday November 6th.  Please come join us and have the opportunity to meet and talk with our artist.  

Elisa Pritzker will be showcasing at RiverWinds Gallery different framed three-dimensional mini-boxes, depicting Hudson Valley landscapes, buildings and the typical nature of the region like apples and pumpkins. They are like 3D mini dioramas telling a story in a street, in a natural setting or a corner. Her mini-boxes are capturing familiar images that we can all relate with. The use of different mediums combine with a resin and glazing process give the art of Elisa Pritzker a distinctively and lasting finish. Her commissions and creations are unique, miniatures worlds that people are fascinated to enjoy and collect.

 

"We are connected to nature and need to experience that connection from time to time. My Nature Series is an invitation to stop for a moment our daily rushed life for a quiet contemplation. Reconnecting allows us to use the qualities of nature to heal the stress and tensions we often experience, recovering our peace of mind and the essential qualities of the human spirit." Elisa Pritzker

 
Elisa Pritzker is an award winning international artist, consultant/coach, and independent curator.

She has exhibited in the United States, South America, Spain, Italy, Germany, Israel, Taiwan, London and Greece. She has curated exhibits in New York City, Washington DC, the Hudson Valley, Albany, Spain and Italy. Her lifetime work is available for study through a permanent file kept at the National Museum of Women in the Arts, in Washington, DC, at MoLAA —Museum of Latin American Art's Artist Registry in Long Beach, CA and at the Museo del Barrio in NYC.

She is the owner/director of the Elisa Pritzker Studio @ Casa del Arte that includes consulting/coaching, curatorial services, and a contemporary art gallery. She is the co-founder of HCC-Arts, a nonprofit multiarts center in the Hudson Valley and the former president of the New York Society of Women Artists (NYSWA). She has received many national and international awards and recognition throughout her career.

Music By Scott Helland

Acoustic guitar instrumentalist will perform at the opening

October 12, 4 - 7pm

Gallery is open 12 - 9pm as part of Beacon's Second Saturday

 

 

 

 Shadow Boxes may also be special ordered.

Boxes may also be commissioned to represent a personalized moment, situation, place, home or particular landscape. Elisa captures the moment by using new or old photos that a client will provides her or she’ll take on location. It may include people, pets, toys or other image that she'll discuss individually with the client. The combinations and possibilities are endless.

RiverWinds in a Box

Scott Helland plays his acoustic guitar with a passion, fluidity and natural grace. There is an unassuming brilliance in the way he plays, winding and weaving thorough multi-layered soundscapes. He will be playing during the opening reception on Saturday, October 12th from 4 - 7pm. His CD’s will be available at that time. 

Gallery hours are Thursday - Monday 12 - 6pm and 9pm on Second Saturday.
 

Directions: Route 84 exit 11, take Route 9D South, turn left at Main Street. The Gallery is on the left, a block and half East on Main Street.

Benjamin Krevolin, President Dutchess County Arts Council, came to the opening despite the rain!

And Scott Helland entertained everyone with his great music. 

Special for Halloween!

 

 One of our RiverWinds artists is giving us a special Halloween treat!

Joanne Barker is a wonderful children's portrait photographer.

  She will be at RiverWinds on Saturday October 29th - 12 - 6pm to photograph your child in their Halloween Costume. 

Price ranges according to size prints you choose. 

 

Please call RiverWinds 845-838-2880 if questions.

 

 

  
November & December:  Buone Feste

 

Watercolor by Virginia Donovan

Buone Feste @ RiverWinds

Holiday Group Show

November 12 - December 31, 2005

Artist Reception December 10, 5 - 8pm

Music by Scott Helland

Special Holiday Hours:   Nov 12 - Dec 24 - Open 7 Days a week, 12 - 6pm,  December Friday's til 9pm and Beacon Second Saturday 12 - 9pm

Music By Scott Helland

Acoustic guitar instrumentalist will perform at the opening

December 10, 5 - 8pm

Gallery is open 12 - 9pm as part of Beacon's Second Saturday

Scott Helland plays his acoustic guitar with a passion, fluidity and natural grace. There is an unassuming brilliance in the way he plays, winding and weaving thorough multi-layered soundscapes. He will be playing during the opening reception on Saturday, December 10th, 5 - 8pm. His CD’s will be available at that time and also throughout the holidays at the gallery.

Holiday Card - Watercolor by Neala Pushparja

For the holidays:

we have hand made ornaments by Sue Turek, Nancy Bauch, Janice Sholtz, and Linda Jacobs:   holiday cards and gift packs by Allison Cross, Alexis Lynch, Joanne Barker, MaryAnn Glass, Linda Hubbard, Roberta Rosenthal, and Neala Pushparja; and Santas by Sue Turek

Bell by Nancy Bauch

Santas and Ornaments by Sue Turek

Everything for a White Chirstmas

For the home decor:

 We have Windsor Chairs by Maureen and Ferris Rugar;  hand cut Windsor Chair silhouettes by Angie Gray;  handknotted wool rugs by Lisa Phillips;  photographic lampshades by MaryAnn Glass;  hand painted porcelain plates, tooth fairy boxes and teapots with sugar and creamer by Paula Bari;   fine art ceramic bowls, mugs, vases and  tiles  by Nancy Bauch,  Marilyn Price, Janice Sholtz, and Virginia Piazza; glass dishes by Rosanna Stokes;  photographs by Joanne Barker, MaryAnn Glass, Taylor Hallman, Linda Hubbard, Rita Pignato and Alison Shaw;   paintings by Eline Barclay, Peter Billman, Virginia Donovan, Linda Richichi and Roberta Rosenthal;  and architectural drawings of Rome and Historic Hudson Homes by Allison Cross and George Shear.   There is also  a new selection of small fine art perfect for gifts. 

 

The Featured Artist section of the store has a collection of small works by more than sixteen artists.  The paintings, drawings and photographs make wonderful artful gifts.

 

Windsor Chair Silhouette by Angie Gray

Cups and mini bowls by Nanch Bauch

Full line  of pottery by Marilyn Price

For that special lady: 

 

We have a wide selection of jewelry - earrings, necklaces, watches, bracelets and pins in silver, crystal, glass, polymer clay, precious and semi precious stones by Jennie Chein, Ann Carpenter, Virginia Donovan, Michael Dunn, Monica Jorgensen, Julie Siegmund, Paola Bari, Merilee Croft Olson, Marianne Liakos, Loretta Lam, Judith Loertch and Rosanna Stokes; 

 
We have  warm chenille scarves, purses and shawls by Kelly Makara, hand crocheted shrugs and shawls,  hand painted and designed silk scarves by Janet Jappen and Kelly Makara, and  special holiday soaps and creams by Shari Merriweather and candles in many scents and sizes by Mandy Bergmaine. 

purse and scarf by Kelly Makara

Amber by Monica Jorgenson

Candles by Mandy Bergmaine

Soaps and Creams by Shari Manfredi

For that special man:

we have warm scarves by Kelly Makara, Hudson River Lamps by MaryAnn Glass, black/white, sepia toned  and color landscape photographs by Joanne Barker, MaryAnn Glass, Taylor Hallman, Linda Hubbard, Rita Piganto and Alison Shaw;   architectural drawings of Rome and Historic Hudson Homes by Allison Cross and George Shear;  Hudson Valley paintings and photographs, mugs,  journals, pens, wine stoppers, wood bookmarks and key chains by Julie Flint, birdhouses by Michael Murphy and calendars by MaryAnn Glass.  

Hudson River by Taylor Hallman

 

Historic Hudson Homes by George Shear

HudsonRiver Photographic Lamps by MaryAnn Glass

 

Loretta Lam @ RiverWinds

 Saturday, December 3, 2005

Demonstrating working with Polymer Clay  2 - 5pm

 

Refreshments will be served

 

Polymer Clay artist

Loretta Lam

I am inspired by the color, the technical aspects, and the design possibilities.  Polymer clay is an amazing material – soft and pliable in its raw state; hard and durable after baking.  It can be textured, molded, carved, patinaed, polished, and veneered.  Each piece from design concept to final polish is developed with a theme in color, form, style. 

 

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