May - June 2018
Local Greenburgh Artist, Dianne and her Jewelry February - March 2017
Local Artist, Diddy and her Jewelry December - January 2017-2018
Local Greenburgh Collector, Joyce and her 1930s Popsicle Art Work April - May 2017
Local Greenburgh Artist, Yvette and her Jewelry of Chick Designs May - June 2018
Local Greenburgh Collector, Richard, President of Unity Numismatic - African Money and African American Memorabilia February 2018; February 2016
Local Artist, Gina with her Bowls and Recycled Paper Art exhibit March-April 2018
Local Visiting Artist, Master Zhao with his Chinese Brush Painting small works October - November 2017
Local Artist, Scott with his Astral Photography August - September 2016
Local Artist, Barry describing his Paintings and Sculptural Painting Work January - March 2015
For The Love Of Birds - Wildlife Photography August - September 2018
Local Artist, Karin and her Book Art October - November 2016
Local Artist, Mary explaining her Hook Rug Art process December 2014 - January 2015
Book Art July - August 2018
Local Artist, Ariadne with her Acrylic Paintings - Twelve Tangents August - September 2017
Local Artists Philip and Alan celebrate their combined exhibit of Digital Steel Sculputure and Family Portraits December 2016 - January 2017
Quilts March - April 2018
Formerly from Greenburgh Artist, David with his Photographs January - March 2017
"Upcycled Bottle" Up Close May - June 2019
ARC Of The Moral Universe: A Notebook Project January - February 2020
Marina is a contributing Artist for the ARC of the Moral Universe: A Notebook Project January - February 2020
Cristina is a contributing Artist for the ARC of the Moral Universe: A Notebook Project January - February 2020
Hubert Williams
January 19 through March 15, 2021
(Virtual Exhibit)
Jazz in Shadows
Compiled below is a unique collection of photographs by artist Hubert Williams, primarily photos of jazz musicians playing on stage, most of the photographs in black & white. Capturing the artist's in performance reveals parts of the artists soul, both the musicians and Mr. Williams, allowing the viewer to connect with both while offering his or her own perspective to the experience.
Hubert Williams has been photographing celebrities since 2002, however, he is "absolutely transformed by shooting jazz artists as they perform. This is the art form that arrests my soul. I become one with the artist and the music. When shooting jazz, I see more than the artist or musician. I feel as if I can capture the very power behind each note that is played or sung. It's like being hit by 24 volts of power that translates into the final, soulful, perfect photograph."
Mr. Williams further explains, "Photographing peopel is an art unto itself. when I focus on my subject, I can capture their soul...their inner being. Most times I can do this spontaneously...Being in the right place at the right time is key. Capturing the perfect image sometimes comes just by chance. Then there are times when I am in my studio and I create and demand that perfect image for both myself and my subject."
If you are interested in purchasing any of the photographs, either framed or unframed, please contact Cory Deitchman at cdeitchman@greenburghlibrary.org. Mr. Deitchman will put you in touch with Mr. Williams. Any transactions will take place between Mr. Williams and the interested person.
Hubert Williams Art
Amen
AR104
AR115
Backward Notes
Untitled 1
Untitled 2
Untitled 3
Carmin & Gus
Untitled 4
Untitled 5
Covid 2020
Cynthia Scott
Cyrus II
Untitled 6
Dance Theater of Harlem
Danny Mix
Untitled 7
Untitled 8
Untitled 9
Untitled 10
Untitled 11
Untitled 12
Frank Owens
Untitled 13
Untitled 14
Untitled 15
Harlem Opera
In Harlem
Jimmy Owens
Jon Faddis
Lyndie
Nancy Wilson
Nancy Wilson 2
Nancy Wilson 3
Nancy Wilson 4
Nancy Wilson 5
Nancy Wilson 6
Nat
Nehiad
Olu Dara
Pas de Deux
Untitled 16
Untitled 17
Queen Esther
Railroad
Ramsey Lewis
Untitled 18
Salomon
Untitled 19
Soft Canvas
Softly
Studio 1
Sujari Britt
Theater
Untitled 20
Trombone
Untitled 21
Untitled 22
Untitled 23
Untitled 24
Library Closed - There is no current exhibit in the Library's 2nd floor display case.
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