Mixed-Media Artist Featured in Port Jervis A versatile artist were done on canvas expressing herself in and others on paper multiple mediums and framed under glass. She techniques, Debbie executed these works Gioello is showcasing with paper build-up a new collection of and acrylic paint, and paintings entitled Land finished them off with & Sea. glazing. An award-winning View Debbie’s new artist, Debbie’s work series of paintings from currently is represented April 3-May 26 at in galleries and private “Mountain View” mixed media by D. Gioello UpFront Exhibition collections. A fashion designer, professor, Space, 31 Jersey Ave., Port Jervis., and meet and published author, she is also an inventor, the artist at a reception in her honor on April who has been recognized for the patents she 20 from 6:00pm-9:00pm. For more about received for her creations. Debbie and her work, visit her website: For this show, some of her paintings www.debbiegioello.com
Photography Group Show, Middletown achieved in my music career. “Retired from a rewarding It has always been my artistic and award winning career vision, first through music as both a music educator now photography, to bring and an accomplished jazz and share light to the world musician, I have now turned that I live in.” my creative muse towards Angelo will display his the realm of photography,” landscapes in the HHCPW’s says Hudson Highlands group show entitled, Mindful Photography Club & Journeys on view April 1-29. Workshop (HHPCW) Meet the photographers at a member Angelo Marcialis. reception on April 1 from “It allows me the 4:00pm-6:00pm. opportunity to visually Both the exhibit and document my passion for reception take place at the hiking, biking and living in Gallery at Orange Regional the Hudson Valley. Medical Center, 707 East “As my second artistic “Rainbow at Lower Falls” Main Street, Middetown endeavor takes hold, my by Angelo Marcialis photographic proficiency (ground floor, main campus). is approaching the creative level that I For information: 914-806-5450.
Falling Rain Creates Art, Highland Mills “When we enter and texture. our souls deeply, “My intent is we excavate a true to transcend any understanding of our situation with serenity connections with the while applying love, universe and each grace and gratitude. other. An awareness I do hope for anyone is born and clarity is observing my work present. Our perception to feel just that, a shifts right then, even loving, graceful and our body changes, and grateful transcendence our minds expand past into serenity. You exterior and into the can always find it in “Blue June” by Jane Vezdeneva source of vibrational reality. nature,” says artist Jane Vezdeneva. “My work is about the universal theme that Jane is the featured artist for the month of had encountered me at every aspect and that April at the Rushmore Memorial Branch theme is Eternal Spring - meaning ‘eternal of Woodbury Public Library, 16 Route change’ which leads to transformation. Our 105 in Highland Mills. A reception with light novelty is our wisdom to do something refreshments takes place at the Library for differently and perhaps better than last time. the public on April 6 from Noon-2:00pm. “My art pieces are created whilst in direct If you can’t attend the reception, be sure to contact with falling rain using inks, acrylics visit the Library any time during the month of and gouache. Sometimes I add plants or rocks April to view Jane’s exhibit, Eternal Spring. to give the stream of rain some dimension Call 845-928-6162, ext. 102 for info. April 2019
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