Painting by Gosha Karpowicz.

Gosha Karpowicz grew up around the beautiful farmlands of Poland. Later she moved to the U.S. and studied at the Parsons School of Design, graduating with a degree in Fine Arts. She taught painting at Waldorf Schools for many years, while developing her own art and deepening her studies of the healing and therapeutic aspects of painting. In her work she explores the “curious, stunning, unanswered, breathtaking, meaningful, beautiful.”

For this exhibit she has created a series of oil paintings inspired by our stunning, breathtaking and beautiful Hudson River!

Reception; Gosha will host a reception for the show on Sunday, May 6, from 2 to 4 p.m. Please plan to join us to meet the artist and share some refreshments. All are welcome.

Painting by Sue Barrasi.

Sue Barrasi was trained as an illustrator at the School of Visual Arts and continued her studies with a merit scholarship at the Art Students League. Her award winning paintings have been exhibited widely and she recently received a grant from the Arts Council of Rockland/New York State Council on the Arts to execute a series of paintings entitled “Rockland Renaissance.” She was also awarded the Ruth Katzman scholarship for a May 2012 residency at the Art Students League Vytlacil campus in Sparkill where she will complete a new body of work for a series of oils entitled “DayDreams.” For more examples of her work, see www.suebarrasi.com.

Opening Reception: Sunday, June 10, from 2-4 p.m. All welcome!