GARNER Arts Festival - 2022 Digital Event Guide

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JOIN GARNER ARTS CENTER TODAY MEMBERSHIP ARTIST· INDIVIDUAL · FAMILY Special Discounts-Free Pass to Arts Festival-Member Artist Exhibition CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP Place your Brand in Front of 10,000+ Visitors Per Year Visit the Dye Works Square Info Booth TODAY to Learn More Or Visit: garnerartscenter.org/support THANK YOU, SPONSORS! For their continued support of GARNER Arts Festival and partnership in helping to create a new and vibrant future for GARNER Arts Center and our community... GARNER Arts Center Thanks:

This project is made possible with funds from the ReStart the Arts , a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Kathy Hochul and the New York State Legislature and administered by ArtsWestchester.

WELCOME TO GARNER ARTS CENTER EXPLORE – ENGAGE - ENJOY

Dear Friends: Thank you for joining us to Celebrate the Return of GARNER Arts Festival! All of us have been through more than we could ever have imagined since last Arts Festival, and now it is time we begin – still carefully and respectfully – to get out and appreciate the beauty in the world, which is so evident in the creativity and artistry of our many participating artists and artisans. We are especially proud and excited this year to welcome you to our new home in building 35 , located at the gateway to the GARNER Historic District. We are closer than ever to the finish line and pleased to be able to present 3 amazing exhibitions in our new space. We are immensely grateful to the family of renowned photographer Ned Harris for their tremendous support of building 35, and for the Harris family’s ongoing support of the Ned Harris Education Studio . A huge shoutout to Joanne Howard and Brooklyn Demme as well, and to all who helped make building 35 a reality! Your donation can help us complete building 35. Become a part of the GARNER Arts Center Legacy . Visit the Info Booth or garnerartscenter.org! Many of the artists and performing artists this Arts Festival are supported through ReStarts the Arts , a regrant program of ArtsWestchester with support from the Office of the Governor, the New York State Legislature and the New York State Council on the Arts. We greatly appreciate the opportunity to assist these artists and enrich our community with their incredible work. We remain eternally thankful to the family of the late artist Ted Ludwiczak for Ted’s Creekside Stonehead Project , the only permanent outdoor exhibition of Ludwiczak’s carved Hudson River stoneheads in the United States. Finally, we extend our infinite gratitude to our Sponsors, and the Board and Staff of our host, the GARNER Historic District, which supports our mission to advance the creation and presentation of contemporary, experiential art. Thank you for joining us. Please enjoy! GARNER ARTS CENTER BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND STAFF

Proud Supporters of the GARNER ARTS FESTIVAL

We are happy to welcome back the festival and wish you much success!

Robert R. D’Amelio Mayor Trustees Frances R. Nardi Robert J. LaGrow Ramon Lopez Ralph W. Kirschkel

130 Samsondale Avenue, West Haverstraw, NY 10993 (845) 947-2800 - westhaverstraw.org

“THIS WORLD IS BUT A CANVAS TO OUR IMAGINATION.” – HENRY DAVID THOREAU ALL OUR BEST TO THE GARNER ARTS CENTER ON THE GARNER ARTS FESTIVAL

The Honorable HOWARD T. PHILLIPS, JR., SUPERVISOR AND THE TOWN OF HAVERSTRAW ELECTED OFFICIALS ISIDRO CANCEL COUNCILMAN VINCENT J. GAMBOLI COUNCILMAN JOHN J. GOULD COUNCILMAN JOHNNY ORTIZ COUNCILMAN RAQUEL VENTURA TOWN CLERK GEORGE E. WARGO, JR.

SUPT. OF HIGHWAYS RECEIVER OF TAXES

DONNA M. ROSE JOHN K. GRANT IVONNE S. SANTOS

TOWN JUSTICE TOWN JUSTICE

- HAVERSTRAW- HOME OF

THE BRICKS THAT BUILT NEW YORK THREE MEDAL OF HONOR RECIPIENTS WHERE HENRY HUDSON DOCKED THE HALF MOON

GENERAL GEORGE WASHINGTON’S TROOP ENCAMPMENTS THE 95 TH CIVIL WAR REGIMENT FLAG CARRIED AT GETTYSBURG

BUILDING 35 — GALLERY

PETER STRASSER Big Risks: Creative Discoveries Large-scale tree sculptures

Photo Courtesy of Artist

This exhibition features a few large new abstract sculptures created from locally sourced trees that had fallen and were salvaged specifically for this show. Strasser creates his massive sculptures using a sawmill and reimagines his work with the existing organic shape of his milled timbers, while maintaining the integrity of the beautiful living spirit of the tree. Strasser has cut large shapes in selected timber slabs that hold up to the exterior elements. Strasser took his inspiration from his “circa 1840” timber framed barn/studio. The original mortise and tenon joinery and huge hand-hewn timbers that make up the structure of the barn were created in an era before electrical machinery. The strength and simplicity of the structure contains the knowledge of previous woodworking generations of that time. There is also a direct relationship of the barn, its structure and its purpose, to the surrounding natural environment. This relationship has driven home to Strasser the understanding of working wood that is centered on its extraordinary bond to all living creatures. The barn housed the animals, supplies and tools that would sustain a family and the generations that would follow. It was a time when humanity did not exert such a heavy toll on nature but was more in tune and part of the natural world.

BUILDING 35 — LOBBY

COLLETTE V. FOURNIER QUEEN MOTHER OF PROGRESS and African Journeys Digital Photography

Trodding to the Durbar , Bepoase, Ghana

“There is a traditional African saying that “It takes a village to raise a child”. My exhibition is a photographic documentation of “The Queen Mother of Progress”. To my vision, this photograph best exemplifies an African culture of traditional life and how village elders are held in high esteem. This is a story of how a third world community works together and supports one another. In August 2010, Ms. Alexandreena Dixon, Executive Director of Chiku Awali African Dance, Arts and Culture was enstooled in the village of Bepoase, Ghana, W. Africa in a four hour ceremony called the Durbar. The four-hour celebration consisted of dancing, drumming, speeches, and traditional rituals of being raised and lowered three times on the stool, then being dusted with a white powder as a form of protection. With her new name Nana Yaa Oforiwaa Amanfo I, she is now responsible for bringing the village and schools up to date economically and with

new technology. “ - Collette Fournier

PERFORMANCES & WORKSHOPS WITH YAHAYA KAMATE OF CHIKU AWALI

SATURDAY, MAY 21 - 2PM SOLO DRUM PERFORMANCE

SUNDAY, MAY 22 - 2PM & 3PM 2PM - AFRICAN DANCE WORKSHOP 3PM - AFRICAN DRUM WORKSHOP

BUILDING 35 — OFFICE

Ned Harris Memorial Exhibition Photography

Ned Harris (1925 - 2016) Great photographer, artist, curator beloved friend

Year-round public art classes - a diverse lineup of workshops taught by professional artists! Visit garnerartscenter.org for more information. The Ned Harris Education Studio is generously supported by TAYLOR and the Ned Harris Family.

GARNER Arts Center Thanks

Salvatore J. Triano, P.E. Principal

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For His Support and Friendship

OPEN ARTIST STUDIOS All Open Studios are not included in this list. Feel free to explore the complex and discover more ART. Open Studios Galleries

NAME

STUDIO LOCATION

MEDIUM

BUILDING #1 Vladimir Cybil Charlier

Bldg. #1A 1st Floor Bldg. #1F 1st Floor

Art Studio/Studio Vladimir Cybil

Mouise

Outsider Metal Art

BUILDING #2 Willow Tree Woods

Fine Woodworking, Live-Edge Tables, Bowls

Bldg. #2 2nd Floor

BUILDING #9 James Winans

Bldg. #9C 2nd Floor Bldg. #9C N/S 2nd Floor

Painter

Lorena Shaw/WGIM, Inc.

Photographic Illustration/Mixed Media/Retail Displays

Smith Art

Bldg. 9G 2nd Floor

Portraits/Abstracts/Illustrations

Tyler Sculpture

Sculptor

BUILDING #18 Diane Churchill - Sunday

Bldg. #18 2nd Floor Bldg. #18 2nd Floor

Painter - Sunday Only

Joe Fusaro

Drawing, Painting and Mixed-Media

BUILDING #24 ACOR Ursula Schneider

Bldg #24A

Arts Council of Rockland with Exhibition

Bldg. #24B 2nd Floor Bldg. #24C-1 2nd Floor Bldg. #24Q 2nd Floor Blsg. #24T 2nd Floor Bldg. #24U 2nd Floor

Painter - Artist

Valley/Deborah Grosmark Sabrina Daniela Photography Mary J. D'Urso Photography

Photography School & Studio

Photography

Photography Studio

Tiffany Freeman Studio

Oil Painter Specializing in Portraiture & Live Wedding Paintings

Welcome Back GARNER!

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Friday: 2 - 8 pm

Saturday: 1 2 - 8 pm

Sunday: 1 2 - 7pm

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BUILDING 2, 2ND FLOOR FRANK WELLES STUDIO

JONATHAN DEMME: Collecting with Abandon Courtesy of Joanne Howard and Brooklyn Demme Multimedia Exhibition

The Book of Revelation , Everald Brown

GARNER Arts Center is proud to once again present JONATHAN DEMME: Collecting with Abandon . The exhibition features works from this extraordinary collection of Haitian, Island and Outsider art. Originally on view in Building 35. Remounted in GARNER’s Frank Welles Studio gallery. Jonathan’s introduction to Haitian art was through a small storefront gallery on the upper west side of Manhattan in the mid ‘80’s. His love of the art led him to making his first of countless trips to Haiti in 1986. In addition to the art, he fell in love with the country. He made several documentaries in Haiti, most notably a film on activist and radio journal ist, Jean Dominique entitled “The Agronomist”. -Joanne Howard

Art sales benefit GARNER Arts Center’s Building 35 project, The Haverstraw African American Connection – The Experience and L’Centre D’Art in Port Au Prince, Haiti.

Strengthening Communities

ORANGE & ROCKLAND PROUDLY SUPPORTS The Garner Arts Festival

THE STAGE AT DYE WORKS SQUARE

SATURDAY, May 21 1:00pm – Crow Family Band 2:00pm – Hervé Alexandre 3:00pm – Chiku Awali 4:00pm – Crow Family Band SUNDAY, May 22 1:00pm – Crow Family Band 2:00pm – Adam Falcon 3:00pm – The Eric DiVito Duo 4:00pm – Crow Family Band

Adam Falcon

Esther Crow

Hervé Alexandre Eric DiVito

Chiku Awali

BUILDING 5, 2ND FLOOR - COMMON AREA

JOSH FOX IMPOSUKE BOOLBOOL Curated by Jonathan Shorr

RICH BEDKOWSKI Echos of a World Gone… Curated by Jonathan Shorr

ESTEVEN GARCIA My P.O.V (Point of View) Video Installations Curated by Jonathan Shorr

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Individual and group music lessons and ensembles for all ages and abilities.

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BUILDING 5, 2ND FLOOR - COMMON AREA

Josh Fox IMPOSUKE BOOLBOOL Curated by Jonathan Shorr

IMPOSUKE BOOLBOOL is Josh’s premiere showing of his evocative, unexpect ed paintings. The artworks reveal his ability to experiment with raw energy, refined new language, and irresistible color. These paintings are a profound evocation of the artist’s expressive mind and show us a way to understand our own. His visual art, theater, and filmmaking have an intense, shocking, arrest ing visual style. Josh has been creating ground-breaking visual art since he was in his early twenties--drawing, painting, video, film and theater. He is an Oscar-nominated, Emmy-winning writer director and an internationally recognized spokesperson and leader on the issue of fracking and extreme energy development. https://www.instagram.com/joshfoxpaintings/ https://www.instagram.com/joshfoxfilm/ Richard Bedkowski Echos of a World Gone… Curated by Jonathan Shorr Rich is daring to do something different; attaching himself to new ideas and trying to get to another place. Where is it ? What is it? Extremely strange and beautiful. Based on illusionary practices; nothing real; nothing hard or objec tive—it’s all subjective. Sincere expressions of his state of mind. @richardbedkowski

DYE WORKS EVENT SPACE COVER LOVER REMIX

GUEST CURATED BY DICK BURROUGHS

Selected Artists: Amy Mott Anette Back Audrey Anastasi Debbie Silberberg John Gilbert

Guest Artists: Charlotte Mouqin Gank Pansuay Iulian Budea JIMTWICE Kristen McCilver Mike Perry Misha Tyutyunik Mr Momar Natalie Sturgis Pablo Power Ritchie Sway Iwanski Savior El Mundo Shawn Mckinney Voodo Fé

Kelly Perez Kelly Sisco Lisa D’Amico Mackenzie Heslin-Scott Melanie Sullivan Mitch Liner Mouise

Nancy Diamond Patricia Stewart

Stacy Alessio Trine Giaever Victor “Victor Ignacio” Rodriguez

COVER LOVER REMIX is a juried multi-artist exhibition of “remixed” album covers. This exhibition explores the transition of visual artists from consumers of album art to creators of reimagined album covers. Dimensionally, all exhibiting pieces measure 24” x 24,” which maintains the square shape of an album cover, while doubling the cover size for increased visual impact. Participating artists will reinterpret iconic album covers while maintaining a conceptual thread to the original album artwork, which will be visible via QR code.

Lower Hudson Valley Tour! See Cover Lover Remix at Pelham Art Center July 21 to August 27 https://pelhamartcetner.org

DJs: Brian June + SC ONE & Special Guests! Vinyl Vendors: Vinyl Rescue (Saturday) Darkside Records (Sunday)

COVER LOVER REMIX

Guest Artist: Philippe Halaburda Album re-cover I, II & III

I paint the invisible interactions between psychology and environments through cognitive and abstract maps. This free mode of exploration - based on psycho geography - plays a creative role in the development of the artworks. My exper imental art named ‘geographic abstraction’ challenges the creative norms with material such as tapes or ribbons sometimes on unexpected objects like these records covers. By a drifting process, I show how thinking can be mapped and how the spatial experience brings together personal narratives and collective psychology. - Philippe Halaburda

CREEKSIDE SCULPTURE TRAIL

TROUBLE (Laura Paris and Samuel Hillmer) You Are Here (AKA The Maze)

“ You Are Here is a sculptural maze featuring a vanitas in the center. Viewers, including dogs and wildlife, are invited to walk through the maze. The maze presents an opportunity for reflection upon our relationship to space, habits of assembly, and performance ritual. Please take a stroll through the maze!” - TROUBLE Images and videos of past mazes can all be found on our website: Visit: https://troublestuff.com

CREEKSIDE SCULPTURE TRAIL

KRIS CAMPBELL #iamCOLOR series Large-scale tapestries| Eight 11’ squares

“In 2020, I started a new series in response to the pandemic. Indoor spaces were not safe or even open. To see art, art had to go outside. The #iamCOLOR series is intended to be hung from trees or in the open field. During the quarantine, I looked at art everyday online, through Instagram. The new series is intended to be photographed and posted to social media. When a person stands in front of the piece, it will make a crown, a halo of color. They will see themselves and others in their glory, Their true colors shining through. The art is complete when the viewer has their picture taken with the piece. Each piece is of a flower, and each flower is part of the rainbow. Our souls vibrate with different colors. These works complement soul colors. The people complete it. I miss people.” - Kris Campbell

CREEKSIDE SCULPTURE TRAIL

TED LUDWICZAK Ted’s Heads A permanent outdoor installation in honor of a beloved artist & friend Artist, Ted Ludwiczak

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BUILDING #8

JOHN MORTON & DUNCAN BELL How’s That Going To Work?

Composer John Morton and Artist/Engineer Duncan Bell install How’s That Going to Work? , an audience-activated environment for the GARNER Arts Festival, inviting visitors to experience a new appreciation of their sonic and spatial surroundings. Visitor’s movements activate a sensor that trigger and alter sounds (based on recordings made by the composer of hand drummers), while their steps simultaneously change lighting in the installation space. The inter-related installations explore both physical and sonic pathways, uncovering and revealing multiple layers of sound and color, mirroring our everyday meanderings and encounters.

GARNER PASS

The Wishing Booth By Samtubia + Sagoma

“The Wishing Booth is an interactive experience that gives a person 90 seconds of guided active meditation. Specifically creative visualization. That sounds fun, right? No, that sounds granolaLOL; what makes this fun is the presentation will be anything but granola. The experience will be executed in a manner that calls on surrealism, horror, and cult-like imag ery. Why? Well, because we are believers that enlightenment occurs best when the subject is entertained.” - Samtubia + Sagoma

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Best of luck in the 2022 Garner Arts Festival! Get Involved: www.NorthRocklandRotary.org or donate via venmo - @NRRotary

FEATURED ARTISTS

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AFTER-SCHOOL • PRIVATE • SUMMER • WORKSHOPS

55 W. RAILROAD AVE. GARNERVILLE, NY BUILDING #24 • STUDIO C-1, 2ND FL. PH: 845-548-5823 KIDS • TEENS • ADULTS STUDIO & ON-LOCATION

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CRAFT VENDORS BUILDING 2 SOUTH Alan Galy

Crafty Thimble Elle’s Elations Emily Bicht Folkloric Haverstraw King’s Daughter’s Public Library House of Bijoux Style John Curly Designs Lisa Medoff Mower Woodcraft Oca Create Radiant Maps Rockin’ Wasabi Studio Rose Tui Generalli The Mystical Vibration

COFFEE TOURS! See how it’s made and enjoy a taste of delicious brew Up the hill @ Building 14 Sunday 2:30PM and 3:30PM GARNER Arts Center thanks Stack St. for being Arts Festival’s official coffee sponsor!

STUDIO RENTAL INFORMATION Become a part of the GARNER Historic District and its community! For studio/warehouse rental information, contact 845-947-1155; info@garnervillearts.com

DINING IN DYE WORKS SQUARE

Craft Beverages

Food Vendors

Ice Is Nice Oh Yes It Is Pizza Vitale - Sunday Only Big Daddy’s BBQ Plate 5 Senses Food Truck

Industrial Arts Brewing Company Offical GARNER Arts Festival Beer Sponser Rockland Ciderworks Wolffer Estates Stony Point Brewing - Root Beer Pop-up

Hudson’ Mill Tavern Open for lunch during GARNER Arts Fesival

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BUILDING #1A 1ST FLOOR KIDS CREATIVE CORNER

DEBBIE AMEERA ALI is an interdisciplinary artist based in the Bronx. She is a teaching artist in both Rockland County and NYC. Debbie is currently an MFA candidate at Lehman College, specializing in pop surrealism, books arts and 3D experimental work. Her work has been featured at GARNER Arts Center, Rockland Center for the Arts, and in Hyperallergic and Hey Lady Magazines. In addition to her work as an artist, Debbie is an Art and Special Education teacher in the Bronx. IG: @daaliart https://daaliart.com

Make “Suncatchers” with Debbie Ali

STUDENT ART SHOW BUILDING #2 SOUTH

Albertus Magnus High School Grace Abreu, Ronan Anderson, Patricia Aristy, Alexa Avanzado, Isabella Mangubat, Hannah Mannino, Lara Munno, Sophia Peach, Colin Quin, Ava Scolaro Clarkstown North High School Molly Canner, Maeve McCorry, AJ Owusuwaa, Boamah-Nyarko, Ava Polakoff Maya Raymond, Brianna Rivera, Maya Roy, Katyanna Sciorra, Heather Sheer, Elia Thomson Clarkstown South High School Kaeleigh Hughs, Emily Lai, Samantha Lee, Chloe McGuane, Mary Naughton, Sophia Pope, Samantha Tyles North Rockland High School Sophia Banzil, Elijah Cruz, Zoe Grom, Basil Henderson, Kristen Javenes, Luca Lobbe Simin Nazemi, Ashley O’Malley, Jerry Tacuri, Nya Thomas Nyack High School Caitlyn Agro, Medjine Cime, Madison Denonno, Kevin Jie, Cooper Rosen, Julia Tscherne, Cecilia Weiss Pearl River High School Sophia Brown, Olivia Chen, Niamh Galligan, Emma Lawson, Sasha Losada, Jordan Sealander, Penelope Tsetsekos Ramapo High School Rosemary Barahona, Katerin Berrios, Sintia Buezo-Garcia, Arielle Dominguez-Montifar, Kenny Etienne, Justine Fellurin, Bianca Hernandez Guyvensly Joanus, Ariyannah Mighty, Gia Vincent Sleepy Hollow High School Brenna Bloom, Emily Buzaid, Frankie Clark, Alissa Guzman, Christine Kern Nina Lyppens, Ania Mentis, Niko Orlenna, Sarah Russell, Sophie Taylor Luz Ticona Pera, Jaden Velez Suffern High School Olivia Alm, Evelyn Blau, Carmelina Deraco, Jillian Head, Elijah Johnson, Ariana Leone, Finnegan Mitchell, Ewa Topczewski, Lillian Tuohy, Natalie Wolfeiler Tappan Zee High School Laura McCabe

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Event Guide. DO NOT ENTER any other areas. You are especially prohibited from entering areas that are closed or barricaded. 2. BE CAREFUL AND USE COMMON SENSE. This is an industrial art zone. DO NOT TOUCH ANYTHING in the studios. You are especially not allowed to touch equipment, machinery or products. 3. BEWARE OF ROUGH PAVEMENT, UNEVEN WALKING SURFACES AND STEEP STAIRS. PLEASE USE CAUTION! 5. HANDICAPPED ACCESS VIA ELEVATOR IS AVAILABLE TO BUILDING #24 2ND FLOOR ONLY. HANDICAPPED-ACCESSIBLE TOILETS are located by the TENT. See Map in this Event Guide. on Brochure all smoking materials and dispose of them in a safe manner. 7. PASSENGER ELEVATOR is located in Building #24. All other elevators are for FREIGHT and MAY NOT BE USED by the public. 8. Please dispose of trash in receptacles provided for your use. 9. PORTABLE TOILET FACILITIES are provided for your use. See Map in this Event Guide. 10. In the event of FIRE or other EMERGENCY, please do not run. Walk to the neares t fi re exit. on Brochure

SPECIAL THANKS

We extend special thanks to Karen Baumann, Kids’ Corner. We gratefully recognize Zugibe Hardware, D & G Electric, and the S.W. Johnson Fire House for graciously o ff ering the use of their parking lots.

STUDIO RENTALS

Garner Historic District, please contact 845-947-1155 or email info@garnervillearts.com.

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Through the generosity of the Daniel & Trudy Regan Foundation, Art Reborn: 100 Mannequins Exhibition comes to GARNER Arts Festival. Orginally shown in New City, NY in October of 2021, as the title implies, artists are exhibiting painted mannequins that have been retrieved from stores closed as a result of COVID.

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UP NEXT AT GARNER SATURDAY & SUNDAY, September 17 & 18 Not So Upstate Escape Weekend with Brick Alley Block Party and Flavors of Haverstraw Food Crawl ~ 30 miles north of NYC in the Hudson Valley Brick Alley Block Party: a starlit DJ set, immersive art, food and craft beer in nineteenth century industrial spaces. GARNER Arts Center, Garnerville, N.Y. The Flavors of Haverstraw Food Crawl: Sample small plates from over 15 restaurants in Downtown Haverstraw, NY. $5-$10 per plate. Listen to live music and sample local craft beer and wine on West St.

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