Susannah actively participates in the arts scene in northern Westchester, having shown in several local galleries and art shows. She has shown her work in multiple solo shows in Westchester and Manhattan, most recently in the fall of 2021 at the Bedford Playhouse. She works to capture the depth of emotion and meaning in the local landscape of the Hudson Valley and beyond.
“Emergence” includes four large-scale paintings of stone chambers, surrounded by works painted of the local landscape throughout the four seasons. Opening March 5, the show’s run spans the spring equinox, and our emergence from the cold hues of winter into the first splashes of spring greens and yellows.
There will be a Gallery Talk by the Artist on April 9th at 2:30pm.
The Closing Reception will be held on April 16th at 2:30pm.
The theme of Hugh Price’s exhibition reflects his conviction that in these fractious and turbulent times . we must seek those initiatives and experiences which help to heal the divides and celebrate the fundamental humanity of our species. Street photography can provide such a window. Travel provides the opportunity for discerning patterns and similarities across cultures. Photography enables us to capture and share what we discover. The exhibition hopscotches the globe. It includes stirring photographs from Cape Town, Havana, and culminates in New York City were the exuberant and strikingly diverse Central Park Skate Dancers vividly demonstrate how we can all get along.
Manipulation of the F-STOP and SPEED controls along with the use of some rather sophisticated software are the ingredients of Martin J Rosen’s exhibit entitled “Imagine”. Mr. Rosen will host an opening reception at the library on November 23 from 2pm to 4pm. Refreshments will be served.
The exhibit consists of flora, landscapes and the animal kingdom, all of which bear a strong resemblance to impressionism. A Blue Ribbon award winner of a National Geographic photographic contest, the artist has exhibited in New York City, Connecticut, Massachusetts and here in Westchester County.