Fronds by Mary Bullock
Flowers #28 by Anne Ferguson
The Accused (Animal Lawal and Child)
by Malissa Priebe
ARTS PROGRAM
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| 2008 ARTS FESTIVAL: CONTINUING EVENTS | |
 Saturday, May 3, 7:30 pm VIVA VOCE WOODWINDS EV'RY TIME I FEEL THE SPIRIT Spirituals, Ragtime, Blues and More! Music from the African American Tradition |
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Fronds by Mary Bullock Flowers #28 by Anne Ferguson The Accused (Animal Lawal and Child) by Malissa Priebe |
ART EXHIBIT:
THREE WOMEN ARTISTS on view in the Sanctuary Sundays till 1:00 pm, during special events, and by special arrangement. Mary L. Bullock A painter of plants interacting with light, Mary moved to Florida in 1991 where she was a Cable TV art talk show host and contributing writer to a monthly magazine. In 1995 she first started painting tropical plants. Bullock says- "I paint light interacting with plants. These are fragile images that exist for fleeting moments, like the shadow of a leaf upon a leaf, yet with all of light's power to make us feel as well as see." In April 2001 Mary returned to St. George, to paint full time. She has exhibited widely nationally and internationally, as well as in many Staten Island venues. She was a 2003 COAHSI JuneFest grantee, a 2008 double COAHSI grantee. Ninety percent of her paintings done since 2000 are in private collections. Born in Detroit, MI, she was raised in the NYC area and earned a BFA from Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, NY, 1968, with graduate study at SUNY New Paltz 1970-71. From 1972-91 Mary worked in advertising and publishing while living in Chelsea, St. George, the Upper West Side of Manhattan and Litchfield, CT. Website: http://mary.bullock.brooklynartist.com. Anne C. Ferguson Photographer of everything from flowers to national and local rock bands. "As a colorist, my photographic art is high color and intentionally manipulated should the image require it. Of course, there are always images that look great just as they are without any further changes needed. I love photography. It has given me a new life and future." A photographer for about seven years with an oil/acrylic painting background and degrees in Art & Art History, she has exhibited in numerous galleries and at Art Fairs in and around New York City. Presently a Special Projects and Graphics Manager, also a member of the Creative Photographer's Guild on Staten Island, and a former member of BWAC (Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition). Website: http://mysite.verizon.net/vzeejb12/ Malissa Priebe Tiny hole punch pieces are the basis for Malissa's collage artwork, which ranges in size from 5 x 7 inches to the largest at 20 x 24 inches. She studied printmaking with master printmaker, Herman Zaage since 1996 at the Art Lab, and is a past participant of the Summer Studio Scholarship Program at the Art Lab. She has won awards recently in the Staten Island Artists Federation Juried Show, including first prize in 2002 for her paper collage. The executive director of the Art Lab and a native of the Midwest who, with her husband, followed their calling to the creative center of New York City twelve years ago. She studied art, English, and sociology in college; graduating with honors from Western Michigan University in 1989. |
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