Summer Exhibits and Awards - Ceramics, Pastels and Rustic Tomorrow
Some of the Region's Best Ceramics on Exhibit in Lake Placid
“Contemporary Ceramics Invitational” which includes the works of 26 artists, is featured at the Lake Placid Center for the Arts through July 6. The exhibit features ceramics works by the following artists: Art Baird of Holland Patent; Regis Brodie of Gansevoort; Anne L. Burnham of Parishville; Cheri Cross of Jay; Robert Crystal of Cornwall, Vt.; Kierstin Egge of Elizabethtown; Leslie Ferst of Cambridge; Karen Ford of Westport, Conn.; Melissa Greene of Deer Isle, Maine; Julia Gronski of Jay; Lee Kazanas of Jay; Myung Rye Kim of Baltimore, Md.; Ron Korczynski of Natrona Heights, Pa; Ronald Larsen of Canton; Berry Matthews of Plattsburgh; Joel Neff of Bronx; Christine Owen of Wappinger Falls; Mary Lou Reid of Saranac Lake; Jackie Sabourin of Plattsburgh; Robert Segall of Upper Jay; Peter Shrope of Rainbow Lake; Andrew Van Assche of Plainfield, Mass.; Carol Vossler of Saranac Lake; Erik Wilson of Peru; and Sue and Terrance Young of Jay. Adirondack Daily Enterprise, June 4
Awards at Northeast National Pastel Exhibit
From ninety-one pastel entries in the exhibit, twenty one were selected to receive awards. Among those were Art, Craft and Foods publication participants, Martha Deming, of Remsen, who received an award for "Trio" and David Francis, a member of the Shirt Factory Artist Association, who received an award and $100 for "The Game Shelf". The organizer of the exhibit, Arts Center/Old Forge, is also in Art, Crafts and Foods this year. Adirondack Express, May 27
Art, Crafts and Foods
The Art, Crafts and Foods along the Scenic Byways of the Adirondack North Country is a 12 page, full color booklet featuring 51 artisans and shopowners or organizations which make and/or sell regionally made creations. 40,000 has been printed and distributed to 2600 distribution points (lodgings, chambers and others) from Lake Champlain and the Canadian border to the St. Lawrence River and Lake Ontario to the Mohawk River. Download a copy from http://www.AdkNCcrafts.com or contact ANCA to request one at 518.891.6200 or anca@northnet.org.
Rustic Tomorrow at Adirondack Museum
The exhibit pairs six makers of Adirondack rustic furniture with six architects and designers. It is the brainchild of Lake Placid interior designer and author Ann Stillman O'Leary, who came up with the idea while touring the American West where contemporary rustic design is popular. She wanted to jump-start the concept in the Adirondacks, where traditional rustic without the modern flair is the norm. One of the six pairings is Wayne Ignatuk, of Jay, and architect David M. Chlld who create a child's desk with a swivel chair and birdhouse cabinet. All materials used had to be indigenous to the region.
The exhibit runs through Oct. 19 at the Adirondack Museum and then is at the Lake Placid Center for the Arts from Nov. 7 through Dec. 13. Adirondack Daily Enterprise, May 23
Some of the Region's Best Ceramics on Exhibit in Lake Placid
“Contemporary Ceramics Invitational” which includes the works of 26 artists, is featured at the Lake Placid Center for the Arts through July 6. The exhibit features ceramics works by the following artists: Art Baird of Holland Patent; Regis Brodie of Gansevoort; Anne L. Burnham of Parishville; Cheri Cross of Jay; Robert Crystal of Cornwall, Vt.; Kierstin Egge of Elizabethtown; Leslie Ferst of Cambridge; Karen Ford of Westport, Conn.; Melissa Greene of Deer Isle, Maine; Julia Gronski of Jay; Lee Kazanas of Jay; Myung Rye Kim of Baltimore, Md.; Ron Korczynski of Natrona Heights, Pa; Ronald Larsen of Canton; Berry Matthews of Plattsburgh; Joel Neff of Bronx; Christine Owen of Wappinger Falls; Mary Lou Reid of Saranac Lake; Jackie Sabourin of Plattsburgh; Robert Segall of Upper Jay; Peter Shrope of Rainbow Lake; Andrew Van Assche of Plainfield, Mass.; Carol Vossler of Saranac Lake; Erik Wilson of Peru; and Sue and Terrance Young of Jay. Adirondack Daily Enterprise, June 4
Awards at Northeast National Pastel Exhibit
From ninety-one pastel entries in the exhibit, twenty one were selected to receive awards. Among those were Art, Craft and Foods publication participants, Martha Deming, of Remsen, who received an award for "Trio" and David Francis, a member of the Shirt Factory Artist Association, who received an award and $100 for "The Game Shelf". The organizer of the exhibit, Arts Center/Old Forge, is also in Art, Crafts and Foods this year. Adirondack Express, May 27
Art, Crafts and Foods
The Art, Crafts and Foods along the Scenic Byways of the Adirondack North Country is a 12 page, full color booklet featuring 51 artisans and shopowners or organizations which make and/or sell regionally made creations. 40,000 has been printed and distributed to 2600 distribution points (lodgings, chambers and others) from Lake Champlain and the Canadian border to the St. Lawrence River and Lake Ontario to the Mohawk River. Download a copy from http://www.AdkNCcrafts.com or contact ANCA to request one at 518.891.6200 or anca@northnet.org.
Rustic Tomorrow at Adirondack Museum
The exhibit pairs six makers of Adirondack rustic furniture with six architects and designers. It is the brainchild of Lake Placid interior designer and author Ann Stillman O'Leary, who came up with the idea while touring the American West where contemporary rustic design is popular. She wanted to jump-start the concept in the Adirondacks, where traditional rustic without the modern flair is the norm. One of the six pairings is Wayne Ignatuk, of Jay, and architect David M. Chlld who create a child's desk with a swivel chair and birdhouse cabinet. All materials used had to be indigenous to the region.
The exhibit runs through Oct. 19 at the Adirondack Museum and then is at the Lake Placid Center for the Arts from Nov. 7 through Dec. 13. Adirondack Daily Enterprise, May 23
Labels: Adirondack North Country, artisans, ceramics, handmade, Lake Placid, Old Forge, pastels, pottery, regionally made, rustic
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