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Exhibits: Current Exhibits

 

Exhibit Photos

Dianne Ricard

Local Greenburgh Artist, Dianne and her Jewelry February - March 2017

Diddy Gomerman

Local Artist, Diddy and her Jewelry December - January 2017-2018

Joyce Schenker

Local Greenburgh Collector, Joyce and her 1930s Popsicle Art Work April - May 2017

Yvette Jones

Local Greenburgh Artist, Yvette and her Jewelry of Chick Designs May - June 2018

Richard Cox

Local Greenburgh Collector, Richard, President of Unity Numismatic - African Money and African American Memorabilia February 2018; February 2016

Gina Bratter

Local Artist, Gina with her Bowls and Recycled Paper Art exhibit  March-April 2018

Master Zhao Xi-Hua

Local Visiting Artist, Master Zhao with his Chinese Brush Painting small works  October - November 2017

Scott Nammacher

Local Artist, Scott with his Astral Photography  August - September 2016

Barry Mason

Local Artist, Barry describing his Paintings and Sculptural Painting Work  January - March 2015

Karen Ann Sullivan

For The Love Of Birds - Wildlife Photography August - September 2018

Karin Reetz

Local Artist, Karin and her Book Art  October - November 2016

Mary Parker

Local Artist, Mary explaining her Hook Rug Art process  December 2014 - January 2015

Elinor Stecher-Orel

Book Art  July - August 2018

Ariadne Pilarinos

Local Artist, Ariadne with her Acrylic Paintings  - Twelve Tangents August - September 2017

Philip Holt and Alan Landzberg

Local Artists Philip and Alan celebrate their combined exhibit of Digital Steel Sculputure and Family Portraits  December 2016 - January 2017

Barbara Glab

Quilts March - April 2018

David Brown

Formerly from Greenburgh Artist, David with his Photographs  January - March 2017

Anne Myers-Stewart

"Upcycled Bottle" Up Close  May - June 2019

Marina Payne and Cristina Ramos-Payne

ARC Of The Moral Universe: A Notebook Project   January - February 2020

Marina Payne

Marina is a contributing Artist for the ARC of the Moral Universe: A Notebook Project  January - February 2020

Cristina Ramos-Payne

Cristina is a contributing Artist for the ARC of the Moral Universe: A Notebook Project  January - February 2020

Currently Showing in the Howard and Ruth Jacobs Gallery at The Greenburgh Public Library

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Doris Mady
"...these are a few of my favorite things." 
June 16 through July 31, 2020
Online Exhibit
Website

Ms. Mady has studied art since her childhood, first in public schools with robust art programs, later at the Fashion Institute of Technology, the School of Visual Arts, and Westchester Community and Skidmore Colleges.  After a long career in advertising Doris decided to pursue her first love, oil painting.

Ms. Mady’s artist statement:

Many Artist Statements refer to “Nature” and “Colors” as a means to describe why a person has taken on the mighty task of painting. I too, could fall under that umbrella, but I consider myself an “outdoor” painter, also known as a Plein Aire Painter. Once someone asked me, “Why Plein Aire?” My answer, ”because being outdoors offers an infinite array of possibilities and within that finite experience there is even more finite experiences tickling our minds.”

For example, with Earliest Morning did I understand that the sun that is playing peek-a-boo with me will soon melt all the snow? In Doug’s Trees could I ever know that the mountain before me, that I scaled so easily, would one day say to me, “Time to let a younger person take over.” Lastly, would the extending shadows of Birches II be a cooling salve for my sunburnt shoulders?

My finite experiences will exist for brief moments in time...but my goal is to bestow infinite, upon infinite experiences on others as they view my work.

If you are interested in purchasing any of the work please contact Cory Deitchman at cdeitchman@greenburghlibrary.org.  Mr. Deitchman will forward your e-mail to Ms. Mady.  Any transactions will take place between Ms. Mady and the interested person.

Red Rage - 36"x36"
Spring Thaw - 36"x36"
Dorset Summer - 30"x15"
Salt Marsh - 30"x15"
Seven Flowers - 24"x18"
After the Snow - 24"x18"
Catching the Light - 24"x18"
Clothesline - 24"x18"
Day Before the Storm - 24"x18"
Interview With A Vampire - 24"x18"
It will Pass - 24"x18"
Looks Like Rain - 24"x18"
Meadow Symphony - 24"x18"
Morning Breaks - 24"x18"
Playtime - 24"x18"
Purple Dusk of Twilight Time - 24"x18"
Purple Hydrangeas - 24"x18"
Reeds & Water - 24"x18"
Reflection - 24"x18"
Ridgefield Path - 24"x18"
Sand and Surf - 24"x18"
Thunderhead - 24"x18"
Highest - 24"x16"
Majesty - 24"x16"
Morning Magic - 24"x16"
Summer day - 24"x16"
To The Shore - 24"x16"
We'll Be There Soon - 24"x16"
White Hydrangeas - 24"x16"
Three Boats - 20"x10"
Billowing In - 20"x10"
Lavender Fields Forever - 20"x10"
Nature's Applause - 20"x10"
Snow Escape - 20"x10"
Alta Snowfields - 16"x12"
Amalfi Trail - 16"x12"
Autumn's Tree - 16"x12"
Breezy Day, Bora Bora - 16"x12"
Chanticleer Garden - 16"x12"
Doug's Tree - 16"x12"
Feisty Sea - 16"x12"
Hop Scotch Rocks - 16"x12"
Normandy Coastline - 16"x12"
Serenity's Trail - 16"x12"
Shoreline - 16"x12"
Visitor - 16"x12"
Weston Morning - 16"x12"
Birches II - 12"x16"
Birches III - 12"x16"
Birches - 12"x16"
Echo - 12"x16"
Shining Sea - 12"x16"
Apples - 12"x9"
Lemons - 12"x9"
Momento - 12"x9"
Pots & Tomatoes - 12"x9"
Watermelon - 12"x9"
Yummy! - 12"x9"
Allison's Cat - 10"x7"
At Rest - 10"x8"
Boo - 8"x10"
Early Morning Start - 8"x5.75"x1.25"
Niko - 8"x8"
Silent Night - 10"x8"
Tickling the Shore - 6.75"x4.75"
Unconditional Love - 19"x12"
What Mud? - 8"x8"

Currently Showing in the Glass Display Cases on the 2nd Floor at the Greenburgh Public Library

Library Closed - There is no current exhibit in the Library's 2nd floor display case.