All my Abes by Suzanne V. Paddock

Suzanne’s work depicts unique moments and focuses on the emotional threads triggered by intimate and public relationships, memories, irony, loss, and death. She creates figures and scenes that convey real and fictional conversations.

Her series depiction of our 16th President, Abraham Lincoln, is fun, quirky, & introspective…

On Display @ 11 Broadway, The Mansion House Storefront until May 31st.

On Saturday June 1,  Milne’s At Home Antiques will show a selection of works by an important American Outsider Artist Bruno Del Favero.

Growing up in Iceland, our owner artist Magnus Agustsson, has an inborn appreciation for the sea and all its creatures. Come share his fine art presentations of the fishes, the marble whale, Moby Dick, even Icelandic forklore….all original works. From bronze to the warm, antural Anagama finishes, all will delight. Our fine art painters from Boston, NY and the Hudson Valley complete the exhibition. Exhibit continues thru July 20, daily except Mondays.

The Storefront Gallery at 93 Broadway is pleased to feature the paintings of  Pablo Shine for the month of June  in a show titled, Tropico.  The opening reception is Saturday, June 1st, from 5-8pm.

Pablo Shine’s recent work is the result of a process of exploration that was triggered a few years ago by getting reacquainted with Afro-Caribbean music. In this case, mainly with the rhythm and dance of Bomba and Plena from his native Puerto Rico and the Rumba and Santeria music of their sister island Cuba. Playing these African based rhythms he began to be inspired to paint images that relate to the folklore, culture and the tropical beauty found in the lush and vibrant flora of Puerto Rico.

Gallery hours are Saturday 1-6pm and 24/7 through the storefront windows. Also by appointment.  Or visit www.TheStorefrontGallery.com. For more information, call 845-338-8473.

Good Old Vintage invites you to join us for an evening of fantastic art by Andy Milford; including photography and stencils.

“Kingston is a city with a rich history and a potentially sparkly future. I enjoy exploring its nooks and crannies, searching out its obscure and oft over looked treasures as well as documenting its growing art scene and day to day existence.
So far I have accomplished this via my photography though more recently I have branched out into painting and stenciling.”
-Andy Milford

Andy Milford was born in Peterborough, England and currently lives in Kingston.

One Mile Gallery is pleased to announce the forthcoming exhibition, “Tomorrow Forest”, featuring the work of work of visual artist Aliene de Souza Howell. This exhibition will open One Mile’s 2013 season. Howell is a Brooklyn­based artist whose surreal linocuts strip the specificity of human features to bring a focus to gesture, movement, animals, and inanimate objects. Her work explores metaphors for human interactions and the natural world. Howell’s work will be on display at One Mile Gallery starting with a special opening reception for the artist on June 1 from 6-8pm.

This brave show speaks to the tenuous belief that abstraction, humor, and reworked spirituality may be the last viable way out of the economic tornado. Artist: day-job deficient or heroically independent?
Artwork by Scott Michael Ackerman, Danielle Charette, Nina Isabelle, Kerry Mueller, Patrick Porter, and Christina Varga.
Performance by Patrick Porter

Monika Kretschmar a New Paltz resident, is a self-taught artist. Whimsical impressionism inspired by Buddhist psychology and mediation (Inner Voice Drawing). She primarily works in colored pencil and gouache.