Sixteen artists showcase fine art and fine crafts at Queen City 15 Gallery
The exhibition is September 3-27, 2021
Opening reception Saturday September 4 from 4-6pm
at 317 Main Street, Poughkeepsie NY
(Poughkeepsie, NY, August 2, 2021) Queen City 15 Gallery will exhibit the work of sixteen RiverWinds artists at its gallery in Poughkeepsie September 3-27th. The opening reception will be held at 317 Main St. on Saturday September 4 from 4-6 pm. The exhibition will feature paintings, photography, jewelry, ceramics, prints and fiber art.
Recognized twice by Hudson Valley Magazine as the best gallery in the Hudson Valley, RiverWinds was located in Beacon, NY from 2003 until September 1, 2020, when the COVID-19 quarantine restrictions forced it to become a virtual gallery. Online it continues to be a multi-media gallery committed to supporting local artists by encouraging the appreciation for and purchase of their work.
About the Artist(s): Paola Bari (painted porcelain), KP Devlin (painting), Susan DiGilio (mixed media), Virginia Donovan (painting), Nancy Faulds (photographer), Mary Ann Glass (photographer), Deb Heid (ceramics), Linda Hubbard (photographer), Annette Jaret (painting and mixed media), Karl LaLonde (painting), Kathy LaLonde (fiber artist and jeweler), Emily Marchesiello (painting), Amy Schnitzer (ceramics) and Maryellen Siegel (jeweler).
About Queen City, 15:
Queen City 15, LLC is a membership organization registered in the state of New York and located in the City of Poughkeepsie. The mission of Queen City 15 is to provide a showcase for emerging and established artists to display and sell their original artwork, and to forge strong ties between artists and patrons.
About Queen City 15 members: Paola Bari (porcelain), Donna Blackwell (studio jeweler and silversmith), Joel Brown (architecture and ceramics), Tom Ellman (computational artist), Anita Fina Kiewra (print and mixed-media), Mary Flad (fiber), Mary Ann Glass (photography), Nansi Lent (painting and print), William Noonan (painting), Emmanuel Ofori (painting/furniture), Suprina (sculpture and mixed-media), Lorna Thompson (painting and collage), and Lisa Winika (painting and mixed media).
