FRESH PAINT Opening reception: Sunday, January 17th, 1-4pm
Curator Lynn Stein Emerson Gallery:January 17th through March 7th, 2010
Fresh Paint brings together seven painters whose work reflects contemporary painting trends and subject matter to express a fresh sensibility. The work ranges from traditional techniques of the great masters, to genre-bending wax encaustic, to an artist tattooing his earlier work. This rich collection features the work of Dominick Lombardi, Susannah Frosch, Cecile Chong, Holly Sears, Lisa Sanditz, Michael Zansky, and Jen P. Harris.
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Stage Life: The Photography of
Stephanie Berger
Opening Reception: January 17, 1-4 pm Curator Lynn Stein
GalleryONE January 17th - March 7th, 2010
As the staff photographer for the Lincoln Center Festival since its inception in 1996, Stephanie Berger (Piermont) has captured the eclectic array of productions that the Festival has brought to New York over the years. Her work is a visual journey through the excitement, beauty, and expressiveness of many of the leading dancers, choreographers, directors, musicians, and actors working today.
Stage Life brings Berger's stunning images to ROCA in an exhibition that focuses on the visual drama of the stage.
Project Media Space
Kit Fitzgerald | Tiny Sisters in the Enormous Land Opening reception: Sunday, January 17th, 2010 1 - 4 PM Project Media Space:Beginning January 17, 2010
Kit Fitzgerald’s video project, Tiny Sisters in the Enormous Land, premiered at the Joyce Theatre in 1996 and opens in the RoCA Media Project Space on January 17th, with an artist reception from 1-4pm.
Shot on location in an abandoned Ohio prison, the video features choregraphy by Bebe Miller performed by members of the Dayton Contemporary Dance Company and a score by Robin Holcomb. The eight featured dancers explore the site in the six chapters of the 17-minute video.
Rockland Center for the Arts (RoCA) gratefully acknowledges support from the Arts Fund for Rockland, a project of the Arts Council of Rockland, as well as the County of Rockland, the Town of Clarkstown, The Town of Orangetown, The Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation, Colgate-Palmolive Company, TD Charitable Foundation, Key Bank, Experimental Television Center, Walerstein Foundation, M&T Bank, Orange & Rockland Utilities, Provident Bank, and The M&T Weiner Foundation, Center Members and Donors.
This program is made possible, in part, with funds from the New York State Council on the Arts, a public agency. RoCA programs are supported, in part, by an award fromThe National Endowment for the Arts.
