Entry to Central Park, 4×6, Oil on Masonite, Schenectady, New York, 2009. Status: For Sale
Central Park Rose Garden with Bench, 5×7, Oil on Masonite, Schenectady, New York, 2009. Status: For Sale
Historic Third Ward with Friends, 3×3, Oil on Masonite, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 2009. Status: Sold
Schenectady’s Historic Stockade: Front Street Apartments, 5×7 Oil on Masonite, Schenectady, New York, October 2009. Status: Sold on Commission
Schenectady’s Historic Stockade: Governor Yates House, 18×24, Oil on Masonite, Schenectady, New York, September 2009. Status: For Sale
I am participating in three one-time shows this coming weekend…
Sex, Politics & Religion
A show on the controversial issues of society.
I’ll be featuring four works on religious topics.
Friday, October 16, 5-9 pm
Three Locations, Downtown Schenectady: 137 State Street, 203 State Street, 136 Jay Street
Schenectady Art Society at Art Night Schenectady
Small Works and Greeting Cards
Friday, October 16, 5-9 pm
Robb Alley of Proctor’s Theater
Upper Union Harvest Fest
Outdoor Art Show, Farmers Market, and Festival
I’ll be featuring all my current urban landscape piantings at my booth.
Saturday, October 17, 10 am -3 pm
1598 Union Street, Schenectady
I had a busy September with art sales. Here are a majority of the works that people took home. Three other sales are not pictured here.
Newport Harbor, 24×36, Oil on Masonite, March 2009. Status: Sold
Historic Third Ward Street View, 5×7, Oil on Masonite, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 2009. Status: Sold
Historic Third Ward with Street Light, 5×7, Oil on Masonite, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 2009. Status: Sold
Schenectady’s Historic Stockade: 201, 203, 205, 207 Union Street, 4×6 Oil on Masonite, Schenectady, New York, June 2009. Inspiration:205 Union Street (third house) was the 1775 Sanders-Ellice House, now owned as The English Garden Bed & Breakfast. Status: Sold
Schenectady’s Historic Stockade Mini: 20 & 24 N Ferry, 5×7, Oil on Masonite, Schenectady, New York, April 2009. Status: Sold
When Tony Iadicicco invited me to show with him in the first of many new venues in Schenectady’s lower State Street, I figured he saw something that no one else could. Few people walk those parts any time of day, let alone in the evening for art. I supported him as best I could by joining the one-nigh show, and prayed that at least 20 people would stumble upon us.
I don’t know how Tony pulled it off, but 150 came out for what he has titled State of the Art. Located at 137 State Street, State of the Artwill be open on the third Friday of every month, featuring a variety of local artists. The DSIC keeps their offices open on third Fridays, featuring a new artist as well. As additional venues open, hopefully a run down part of town will makes its turn.
I had a fantastic time at the Stockade Art Show this past weekend. There was great attendance and conversations, not to mention that I sold several paintings. Here’s some images of the event…
My father-in-law constructed my outdoor display for me.
My family wandered off.
My son tried to meet some new people.
I had some great conversations with buyers and potential buyers.
Schenectady hosts an “Art Night” every third Friday of the month. Most venues are centrally located where Jay and State intersect.
This Friday, September 18th, I will be participating in a new venue for artists to showcase, further down State Street. It’s only a one night show, so if you’d like to support this new development of Schenectady Arts, please come out from 5-9. If it works, I’m sure Tony will run it again each month.
137 state street
State of the Art- Hosted by Jay STudios and Gallery
Featuring…
Brian Hofmeister
Tony Iadicicco
Tina Johnson
Jennifer Burchill
Lia Smaka
Amy Pollicino
and more…
LIVE MUSIC by Meghan Duffy
