"Cardboard Comes to Life"
by
African American Artist Tanya Evans-Johnson
In celebration of Black History Month
Tanya is a local artist who uses items ordinary trash that is saved from entering landfills and oceans to create sustainable art.
Artist Statement:
"I am an artist who creates one-of-a-kind works from items the average person might consider garbage. I rescue recyclable materials that ordinarily end up in landfills or worse yet into our oceans. I love knowing that my art is stopping that from happening, even if just a little. Drawing inspiration from all aspects of art and life, I reimagine said materials with the addition of driftwood, experimenting with various textures to create original works of art. I began creating at the onset of the pandemic, going back to my love of art and creating as an artist. I want everyone, young or seasoned, to be inspired to create and share in that feeling, especially if their artistic muse has been dormant."
"Time Travel": Scenes from the Past and Present by Westchester Photographic Society
November 3 - 29th, 2022
Opening reception was held on Saturday, November 12th, 2-4 p.m. in the Art Gallery.
For more information about WPS please visit their website at http://www.wpsphoto.org
Past - Can reflect the photographer's interpretation of a historical nature, an antique object like a grandfather's clock, or an ancient monument.
Present - Can refer to a photographer's image of a recent object like a modern skyscraper, plants, a landscape, or a current event. 
Along the Hudson Line
by AnneMarie Leone
September 1 - 29, 2024 Main Gallery.
Watercolors by Teri Siegel
(Far wall near entrance)
September 1 - 29, 2024
"Fahrenheit 100+" was a mixed media art show at the Ossining Public Library in October 2022. Work from two-dozen artists depicted what's happening to our ecosystem and the effects of those changes on people, animals, and other life forms.
The "Ground Glass Road Show" Traveling Exhibition was located in the OPL parking lot.
at Cicalo, Rita Baunok, Ruth Raskin and Davis Larry organized the exhibit.
This photography show consisted of the work by renowned photographers Dennis Thornton, Rob Dublin & Voyin Hrnjak.
It was on view in the gallery April 1 - 29, 2021.
The Bronx Photographic Society Art Show: March 1 - 31, 2021
This show consisted of photography by six artists:
Bob Feldman, David L. Feldman, Suzanne Carter, Raquel Gonzalez, Barbara Kapetanakes and Elizabeth Castro-Collazo.
For more information about the group, please visit their website here.
"Taking It to the Streets" by local Ossining photographer Alan Haywood in recognition of Black History Month and depicting celebrations in the streets and recent social movements.
For more information about Alan and his work please visit his website here.
"Recent Work"
Artist - Suzanne Altman
Artist Statement - "I love exploring light and color with a variety of still life objects. The reflective and transparent qualities of glass and metals have particularly intrigued me. I also love the rich textures and brilliant colors found in food, as well as the humorous and nostalgic emotions these objects evoke."
"Spectacular Quilts"
Artist - Barbara Glab
- Each quilt was beautifully designed by the artist and then handmade by local quilting groups including the Amish.
"Nature's Colors"
Artist - June Farnham
- June's latest artwork can be seen on her website at www.junefarnham.com and also on her Instagram site at www.instagram.com/junefarnham.art/
