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Please send your events and announcements for publication to me, Ted Beardsley.

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Laura Martinez-Bianco is a plein air painter who works in the Hudson Valley. Working plein air enables Laura to create her paintings on site, quickly capturing the light and color of a specific moment.
Laura’s
five-day class in Radicofani will focus on plein air pastel painting in one of the mosthttp://hudsonvalleypainter.com/ beautiful and historic areas of Italy. Previous experience in pastel is not required, just a willingness to explore and enjoy the outdoors and this lush medium. The classes will be held at La Palazzina and at other local sites. Each class will20be three hours, consisting of general lessons and individual instruction. There will b e time each day to paint along side the instructor and work on skills and concepts introduced during the week. Classes will cover composition, value, color relationships, and illusion of depth in a landscape, incorporating drawing techniques, and the use of paste ls as a painting medium. All classes will conclude with a critique and discussion of the day’s work. To read about Laura, click here.

If you are interested in more information please check out the website

http://www.tuscanyjourneyforthesenses.com
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Enjoy a conversation and glimpse at works by Signature Member, Doug Jamieson in Treadwell, NY.
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From Ellen Perantoni and Jamie Grossman
 

"Ten O'clock at the Pond" by Ellen Perantoni and "Cherry Blossoms Along the Hudson" by Jamie Grossman are two of four painting images to be projected on a screen as part of the 2009 Hudson River Quadricentennial Performance, a multimedia event which will tour the state next year.

The painting images will be projected onstage as backdrops for performances of music and poetry about the Hudson Valley, its beauty and history. The premiere  already took place in Albany on April 12, 2008.
Next year the performance will travel to Oneonta, Lake Placid, Peekskill and New York City. So watch for this event.  ___________________________________________________________
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From Shawn and Michael Joyce

 

The Wallkill River School is a nonprofit artist’s cooperative that runs a gallery and a full art school in Montgomery, NY. The WRS promotes local artists and integrates art into the people’s daily lives. Part of the organization’s mission is to preserve dwindling open spaces and promote small scale farms and our agricultural heritage. The artists often partner with historic sites such as Sugar Loaf Village, organic farms like Phillies Bridge Farm, and nonprofits like Black Rock Forest Consortium to build benefit art auctions, giving participants a chance to sell their work, and help raise money for nonprofits that preserve open spaces. The WRS published a local foods cookbook based on what our farms grow, in season, and where to find it. Look for the cookbook at farmers markets in 2008. The WRS offers plein air workshops on location throughout Orange County from May-Oct, and year-round art classes in the Montgomery gallery. The WRS is committed to buying local, and all our events are zero waste, handicapped-accessible, and carbon neutral.

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Jan. 10, 5-8pm “Orange County’s New Hudson River School Exhibit,” Wallkill River School, 232 Ward St. (17K), Montgomery. Show dates Jan. 1-31, gallery hours 9am-6pm, Tues.-Sun.

 

 

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