Hudson Valley Maker Faire 2024 Event Guide FINAL

Family-friendly with everything you LOVED about the GARNER Arts Festival, plus STEM and STEAM

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Dear Friends: Thank you for joining us for the 2nd year return of Hudson Valley Maker Faire at GARNER Arts Center! Everything you LOVED about GARNER Arts Festival but with STEM and STEAM! In addition to visual and performing artists, we are so pleased to welcome tech enthusiasts, tinkerers and hobbyists. VISIT our two Maker Halls, sponsored this year by PKF O’Connor Davies and Calyx, to see demonstrations of all kinds, including VR/Robotics stations. CHECK OUT the Gallery at building 35 to EXPERIENCE the Lure of the Rails by Ken Karlewicz, where you can enjoy a model train layout, train photography and an immersive video and sound installation. If you’re interested in HISTORY, be sure to stop by the Visitors Center located in building 35 off the Ned Harris Gallery for a video about the textile mill that once flourished here. Be sure to walk BEHIND the Gallery for Kris Cambell’s sculptural installa tion LAND+MARKS . DROP BY the Veolia Kids’ STEM Corner and the Student Art Activities sponsored by M&T Bank, such as the High School Student Art Show in building 24. ENJOY the sound and light installation in Building 1 Studio A by John Morton and Jo Yarrington and DON’T MISS visiting the 25 Open Artist Studios located throughout the GARNER Historic District to see our talented artists and artisans in their studios! Take a WALK through the Creekside Sculpture Trail to see the sculptural installations The Web and The Nest by world-renowned sculptor Cristina Biaggi and participate in environmental arts projects Creekside led by Strawtown Studio. OBSERVE the many other outdoor sculptures we have at Creekside and throughout the Historic District! CHECK OUT building 5 2nd fl. (sorry, it’s not ADA accessible) for Kris Burns’s installation The Last House in Brooklyn , including screenings and readings throughout the day. Also in building 5, VIEW the art, music and fashion show by the GARNER Incubator Group , and selected works for sale from the incomparable Jonathan Demme’s collection of Haitian and African American art. On the Stage@ Dye Works Square, ENJOY musical acts, a Fashion Show by Hope Wade and Chiku Awali African Dance. Also at Dye Works Square, you can sample a variety of Food and purchase Craft Beverag es at our Beverage Garden, featuring brews from onsite sponsor Round Table Brewery and wines from Warwick Valley Winery. (And don’t forget to visit the Coffee Bar featuring coffee from onsite Stack Street Coffee in the Building 1 Maker Hall! LAST BUT NOT LEAST, WATCH for impromptu tango lessons, an Art Scavenger Hunt, face painting, performance art, live music and more! For Questions and Assistance, stop by the Info Booth at Dye Works Square (near the tent). While GARNER Arts Center’s Gallery at building 35 has now been open for a full year, there is more to do! Including the creation of a new accessible secondary exit, the development of a rear Sculpture Gar den, storm windows, exterior signage and lighting to name a few projects on the punch list. Your DONA TION can help us complete these projects! Please consider donating at the Tiptap to Donate stations in the Gallery at building 35 or at the Coffee Bar in the Building 1 Maker Hall. Or you may make a charitable contribution at the Info Booth at Dye Works Square or online at garnerartscenter.org. Your donations are tax-deductible! Become a part of the GARNER Arts Center Legacy! 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 this year: New York Council on the Arts, Rockland County Tourism, PKF O’Connor Davies, Calyx, M&T Bank, Veolia, TD Bank, Taylor, the Village of West Haverstraw, the Town of Haverstraw, the GARNER Historic District, Round Table Brewery and Stack Street Coffee, with special thanks to the Village of Haverstraw! Thanks to all for supporting our mission to advance the creation and presentation of contemporary, experiential art in this incredible community of Makers. Thank you for joining us and supporting our small but mighty not-for-profit. Please Enjoy! GARNER ARTS CENTER BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND STAFF

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GARNER Arts Center Thanks:

Hudson Valley Maker Faire and GARNER Arts Center are supported by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature, Rockland County Tourism, PKF O’Connor Davies, Calyx, Veolia Water New York, M&T Bank, The Village of West Haverstraw, The Town of Haverstraw, TD Bank, Taylor, Inc., Round Table Brewery, and the GARNER Historic District. Special thanks to the Village of Haverstraw!

“THIS WORLD IS BUT A CANVAS TO OUR IMAGINATION.” – HENRY DAVID THOREAU ALL OUR BEST TO THE GARNER ARTS CENTER ON YOUR 2024 HUDSON VALLEY MAKER FAIRE

The Honorable HOWARD T. PHILLIPS, JR., SUPERVISOR AND THE TOWN OF HAVERSTRAW ELECTED OFFICIALS ISIDRO CANCEL COUNCILMAN VINCENT J. GAMBOLI COUNCILMAN JOHNNY ORTIZ COUNCILMAN RALPH W. KIRSCHKEL COUNCILMAN RAQUEL VENTURA TOWN CLERK J. BART GORDON SUPT. OF HIGHWAYS DONNA M. ROSE RECEIVER OF TAXES JOHN K. GRANT TOWN JUSTICE IVONNE S. SANTOS 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 — MAIN & HARRIS GALLERIES KEN KARLEWICZ Lure of the Rails Model Trains, Photography, Video

Photographer and train enthusiast, Ken Karlewicz, presents Lure of the Rails , a photography exhibition with photos, fully-operational HO scale model trains with an immersive video installation by Orange County rail videographer Dave Hummer.

Pictured: Plume at Eagle Bridge (detail), by Ken Karlewicz

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Pictured: Beyond Bannerman’s Island , by Ken Karlewicz

BUILDING 35 — VISITOR CENTER

Ned Harris Memorial Exhibition Photography

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

Ned Harris was a successful artist, photographer and curator who helped invigorate the cultural scene of Rockland County for over fifty years. A graduate of De Witt Clinton High School, Ned received training at Pratt Institute and The New School for Social Research. A founder of a prominent Manhattan graphic design firm, he created many iconic package designs for major cosmetic labels, such as Hel ena Rubinstein, Estée Lauder, Avon, Frances Denneiouy and Revlon. He was also a longtime board member and Chairman of the Exhibi tion Committee of the Rockland Center for the Arts (RoCA), where he conceived and curated many memorable exhibitions.

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BUILDING 35 FUTURE SCULPTURE GARDEN

KRIS CAMPBELL LAND+MARKS

“Crafting a portrait with sculpted tiles embedded into the soil, I bring forth an image derived from a grayscale representation. Inspired by the art of cross stitch, I embark on creating a portrait (its subject yet to be determined) using techniques reminiscent of this traditional craft. The expansive ground serves as the backdrop for this endeavor. The tiles, resembling segmented displays akin to digital clocks, are strategically placed to emulate the intricate patterns of cross-stitching.” Artist, Kris Campbell

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FEATURED OPEN STUDIOS Explore the complex and discover!

STUDENT ART SHOW BUILDING #24, 1ST FLOOR GALLERY

Albertus Magnus High School Nicolette Basley, Elizabeth Buhler, Rebecca Castelluccio Briannah Daley, Shannon Gorton, Carley Greely Devlynn King-McDonough, Jack Rivera, Keila Serrano Clarkstown North High School Eli Berman, Gabriella Bruno, Renee Golan, Vincent Luu Naomi Mata, Taylor McAstocker, Madeline Smith, Melissa Toro Vargas, Serena Vasquez, Angela Xu North Rockland High School Maria Anico, Lillian Barron, Eishal Haq, Thiago Molero Victoria Montas, Tabassum Mostofa, Jullian Mrsich Anthony Serrano, Zanai Talor, Victoria Zvarych Pearl River High School Sarah Abelite, Luke Brereton, Isabella Cruz, Kate Kenefick Li’Era Lucksom-Garcia, Amanda Matkovic, Julia Onishi, Meg Richards, Tigran Siavichay, Tess Wiley Ramapo High School Natasha Brosius, Kimberly Cardona, Alma Contreras Wanda Estevez-Pacheco, Anabel Garcia, Marcus Hector Benjamin Mejia, Daylin Palma-Ortiz, Yeira Taylor, Gia Vincent Suffern High School Meliyah Garvin, Elisiah Gerard, Lila Kern Christian Kilngner, Francesca Mahon, Ayleen Mendez, Eliza Power Chiara Rosamilila, Lauren Valvo, Una Young

BUILDING #1A, 1ST FLOOR VEOLIA KIDS STEM CORNER

Kathy teaches and writes about STEM and STEAM projects including working robotics prototypes, light-up and moving electronic circuits, renewable energy models and more. Come meet Kathy at the Veolia Kids STEM Corner and make some hands-on projects to take home!

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Last House in Brooklyn Revisited By Kris Burns BUILDING 1, STUDIO A JOHN MORTON & JO YARRINGTON Variations on a Dream

JOHN MORTON, sound and electronics JO YARRINGTON, light and visual artifacts

A collaborative interactive installation incorporating actual sound, implied sound and projected light

BUILDING 5, 2ND FLOOR COMMON AREA

Last House in Brooklyn Revisited By Kris Burns GARNER Incubator Space Emerging Artist Program

The GARNER Incubator space features Marie Medjine Antoine, Rusty Haynes, Taj Fos-ter, Max Garcia and James Norfleet. As part of GARNER Arts Center’s Emerging Artist Program making their debut! From beginning to end, witness the artist’s process. * Fashion Show *Musical Performances *Film Screening *Live Painting Artists being in their element. Garner Incubator highlights future possibilities for collaborative movement in Rockland County, NY

BUILDING 5, 2ND FLOOR COMMON AREA

GARNER Incubator Space Emerging Artist Program (Day 1, Sat. 5/18)

1PM - Free studio time. Art utensils will be available for folks to use such as paint, crayons, jewelry making, collaging, and more. 5PM - Fashion show featuring Maestro, Medjine Couture, Kicks by James 6PM - Performances Artist Line-Up —- 5PM - Medjine Couture 5:15PM - Jigg Art 5:30PM - Kick by James 5:45PM - Maestro 6PM - Emotions Physical Dance Theater Company

6:15PM - Gwop 6:30PM - Dom

6:45PM - Pmonneyy 7PM - Delmarie Forbes 7:15PM - Ngan 7:30PM - Fly High Drew 8PM - Serious Blvck 8:15PM - Julz 8:30PM - Brianna Knight 8:45PM - Hank Dollaz 9PM - Dev Gunna

BUILDING 5, 2ND FLOOR COMMON AREA

GARNER Incubator Space Emerging Artist Program (Day 2, Sun. 5/19)

12PM - In-depth artist talks. How did we get here? Watch a film created and directed by the artist themselves, documenting their time at the incubator space. 1PM - Open studio time. Artists create in their mediums. Guests may ask questions and participate in art making. Art utensils will be available for folks to use such as paint, crayons, jewelry making, collaging and more. 2PM - Black History of Rockland County facilitated by Max Garcia 3PM - The Importance of Intellectual spaces facilitated by Marie Medjine Antoine 4PM - Intro into Oral Storytelling facilitated by K.Elevitch 5PM - Open mic sponsored by Storyspace arts

BUILDING 5, 2ND FLOOR COMMON AREA

Last House in Brooklyn Revisited By Kris Burns GARNER Incubator Space Emerging Artist Program

BUILDING 5, 2ND FLOOR FRANK WELLES STUDIO

KRIS BURNS Last House in Brooklyn Revisited

ABOUT LAST HOUSE IN BROOKLYN

ABOUT THE LAST HOUSE IN BROOKLYN Can we be known by the things we keep?

Can they speak for us after we’re gone-What would they say? 15 years ago, artist Kris Burns wound up with a collection of mystery boxes from a family home in Flatbush. When she went through them, she realized she had the story of her family all wrong and had to begin a new one for herself. Her multimedia installation invites you to explore this col lection amidst the wonders of the Frank Welles Gallery and consider the mystery of the things we leave behind. Video Installation and Readings: 1:00PM | 2:30PM | 4:00PM

BUILDING 5, 2ND FLOOR COMMON AREA

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.

THE STAGE AT DYE WORKS SQUARE

SATURDAY, May 18 1:00pm – Hamwagon 2:00pm – Fashion Runway Show by Designer Hope Wade

3:00pm – The Big Happy 4:00pm – Daniel Villegas SUNDAY, May 19

1:00pm – Shirley Crabbe with Steve LaMattina 2:00pm – Fashion Runway Show by Designer Hope Wade 3:00pm – Chiku Awali Interactive African Dance Workshop 4:00pm – Adam Falcon Duo FOOD AND BEVERAGES Craft Beverages

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Round Table Brewery Offical Beer Sponsor Folk Boys perform in LaRedonda Tap Room Sat & Sun, 2-3:30pm Stack Street Coffee Roasters Official Coffee Sponsor Wine from Warwick Valley Winery

Dye Works Coffee Bar Coffee, Soft Drinks, Snacks and Desserts in Dye Works Gallery

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CALYX “ Growing Communities” Sponsoring Hudson Valley Maker Faire

Calyx Creates Housing Opportunities for All. Calyx is owned by Alana Smith, a social equity advocate who is purpose driven to improve outcomes for under represented households through the medium of housing development and preservation. “Being a woman owned business in real estate development re quires ingenuity, grit and moxie. It’s within this space that I shine.” Alana Smith — Calyx Founder

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MAKER DEMONSTRATION HALL BUILDING 2 SOUTH SPONSORED BY CALYX

5th Dimension VR ACOR’s Artistry in Motion

Alec Danaher Art Blum Arts Mosaics Bushwick Print Lab Dichotomy Home Haverstraw Riverwide Arts Knit-Crochet Group Hope Wade Designs Jesseramics Made in Euphoria Motion at the 2024 Hudson Valley Maker Faire Plastics Made Pretty Pucker Press SpillQueenCreates Stine Sculpture Ceramics Stitching Your Data: Using Bargello Needlepoint to Learn How to Track and Interpret Data The Mailing Hansen Kinsu-Gourd, The Levitator, & The Worst Video Game Controllers, Ever Vorpal the Hexapod

GARNER Arts Center thanks Stack St. for being Hudson Valley Maker Faire ’s official coffee sponsor!

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Can an AI lead you to enlightenment? ( SUNDAY ONLY ) Carved from storms Cookiecad Crown of Thorns Feltfabulous (Gabriella Winter) ( SATURDAY ONLY ) Fyne Body Art Henna by Rex Howling Heart Dragons Jamie’s Faces (face & body painting) Lampwork beads and recycled plastic jewelry Luna Sound Healing with Lisa Jeanette Magical Mobiles MIRE Haverstraw Estuary Field Station Energy Ecology Exhibit Net Vibes: A Transhuman Experiment in New Senses Nyack STREAM SO BOTZ Synesthesia TechFusion: Integrating Sustainability, Technology, and Entertainment The Nerdy Duo UNFOLD the Magazine MAKER DEMONSTRATION HALL DYE WORKS GALLERY SPONSORED BY PKF O’CONNOR DAVIES

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CREEKSIDE SCULPTURE TRAIL

CRISTINA BIAGGI The Web & The Nest

The Web (2024) at GARNER Arts Center

The Web is a double sided 45 feet in diameter collage on cloth panels connected by red ropes depicting women’s political actions throughout the ages and throughout the world. Double-sided collage on cloth and red rope, 45 feet in diameter

The Nest (2024) at GARNER Arts Center

Inspired by avian architecture, these nests are not meant to be copies of bird dwellings, but rather inspired by them. 18 copies of these structures have been created for various sculpture parks (deCordova museum, Europaparkas in Vilnius, Lithuania, Bex Sculpture Park in Bex, Switzerland etc.).

CREEKSIDE SCULPTURE TRAIL

STRAWTOWN STUDIO Creekside Art with Nature

Join Strawtown Studio artists at creekside! Learn about the creek and get hands-on with natural and fine art materials to create a work of art to take home. For All Ages. If inclement weather, workshop held in Strawtown Studio Bldg 10E. Strawtown Studio artists will guide participants in a hands-on commu nity art workshop that incorporates natural and fine art materials. We specialize in watershed education, and we will incorporate knowledge about the Minisceongo Creek in the workshop activities. The art that participants will make will represent their experience learning about the creek. (Please note: photo uploaded is not the actual art we will make)

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CREEKSIDE SCULPTURE TRAIL

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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

STUDENT STEAM PRESENTATIONS DYE WORKS GALLERY

Nyack STREAM (Science, Technology, Research, Engineer ing, Art, and Math) is an elementary school initiative which is in its second year. We are proud to showcase our pro gram by immersing visitors in fun, hands-on STEM activities.

TechFusion: Integrating Sustainability, Technology, and Entertainment T echFusion is an innovative student project that showcases the conver gence of sustainability, technology, and entertainment through a series of interactive installations. This multi-faceted project consists of four main components: Smart Mirror: Solar Panel Made from CDs: Coded Games: Sleeper Machine

STUDENT STEAM PRESENTATIONS DYE WORKS GALLERY

We are SO BOTZ, FIRST Robotics FRC Team 6911 from Orangeburg, New York. This year, we built an industrial sized robot named Gladiator, which contains autonomous vision tracking of april tags and a swerve drive train capable of omnidirectional travel. At the Finger Lakes Regional, we were recognized for our outreach efforts that help students gain access to STEAM education, giving us the Engineering Inspiration Award and qualifying us for the World Championship in Houston, Texas. We were also finalists at the Hudson Valley Regional and the Tech Valley Regional. At this event, we will demo our robot to the community, answer ques tions about our robot and outreach, and invite children to participate in a hands-on circuit building activity.

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Important Safety Information

1. OPEN STUDIOS and Exhibitions are marked in the Brochure and this Digital 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! 4. HANDICAPPED ACCESS VIA ELEVATOR IS AVAILABLE TO BUILDING #24 2 ND FLOOR ONLY. HANDICAPPED-ACCESSIBLE TOILETS are located by the TENT. See Brochure Map. 5. SMOKING INDOORS IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. When smoking outdoors, please take care to extinguish all smoking materials and dispose of them in a safe manner. 6. PASSENGER ELEVATOR is located in Building #24. All other elevators are for FREIGHT and MAY NOT BE USED by the public. 7. Please dispose of trash in receptacles provided for your use. 8. PORTABLE TOILET FACILITIES are provided for your use. See Brochure Map in this Event Guide. 9. In the event of FIRE or other EMERGENCY, please do not run. Walk to the nearest fire exit. SPECIAL THANKS We extend a huge thanks to all of our many volunteers, without whom the GARNER Arts Festival would not have been possible, as well as the West Haverstraw Mayor Robert D’Amelio and the Village Board and the Town of Haverstraw Supervisor Howard T. Phillips and the Town Board, and We would also like to thank the Garnerville Arts & Industrial Center and Staff, along with our Advertisers. We gratefully recognize Zugibe Hardware, D & G Electric, and the S.W. Johnson Fire House for graciously offering the use of their parking lots. STUDIO RENTALS Anyone interested in renting studio, workshop or warehouse space in the Garnerville Arts & Industrial Center, please contact 845-947-1155 or email info@garnervillearts.com. Information Booth at Dye Works Square If you have QUESTIONS or in an EMERGENCY, please contact the Information Booth in Dye Works Square.

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UP NEXT AT GARNER SATURDAY, July 20 Outdoor Film Night Silent Films paired with Live Scores by Hervé Alexandre. Co-curated with Rivertown Film. Part of Upstate Art Weekend ’24 (July 19-21). SATURDAY & SUNDAY, September 14 & 15 Not So Upstate Escape Weekend With Brick Alley Block Party and Haverstraw Crawl Eats and Beats ~ 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. Haverstraw Crawl Eats and Beats: Sample small plates from over 15 restau rants 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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