PAST EXHIBITIONS::
FEBRUARY 13 - MARCH 20, 2010
Thirty Professional Artists of Honeoye Falls exhibit paintings, drawings,
glass, ceramics, furniture, sculpture, textiles, and prints.
Artist reception FEB.13, 2010 6-8 PM :: Dinner was served in the RABBIT ROOM restaurant.
THANK YOU to our underwriters of the opening reception.THE RABBIT ROOM RESTAURANT
HONEOYE FALLS MARKETPLACE
Rich Tannen, Blanket Chest, Ash, $9000
John Tracey, Fired Ceramic ,oil paint and graphite $8000
Andy Buck, "Mask" Wood and steel, $5000
Bob Cole, acrylic on paper, $350
Melissa Matson,"Poetry I" Hand dyed painted silk charmeuse, $800
Silk Panel Detail
Sylie Mulcahey, crocheted wire cuffs
Shelle Chentow, Ceramic pitcher and tumblers, $90
"Gamelin Gong" Stephanie Kirschen Cole, Handmade Paper, mixed media, 48"x48" $6000
"Mustard Field", Jean K. Stephens, oil, $325
"Saltmarsh, Essex", Jean K. Stephens, oil, $1800
Views of 14472 exhibition opening reception
FEB.13 - Mar.5 :: QUIET PLACES :: CATHY CHIN
Big Tree, Cathy Chin, 6 x 14 - $600
QUIET PLACES
To do plein-air painting, is to be out there, painting outdoors on site, no matter the weather.
To be working in a landscape, observing the colors, shapes and perspectives closely in order to make sense of it and make a painting is a challenge.
It means finding a location, a flat place, a direction to look, then setting up an easel, getting paints, paper, water, brushes and palette in place and finally focusing on the light and what there is to be seen. Time passes. The landscape is observed and recorded and time slows.
Afterwards, a beautiful spot, a warm or a rainy day is well remembered.
-Cathy Chin
Durand Eastman Lake, Cathy Chin, 12" x 15", $750
Distant Rain, Cathy Chin, 12" x 12", watercolor, $650
Ellison Park #1 Cathy Chin, 7" x 7", Watercolor, $450
Ellison Park #2, Cathy Chin, 7" x 7" watercolor, $450
38 Member Artists, display works in all media, in our annual Members' Exhibition.
Artists Reception opening night:: September 26, 5:00 to 8:00 PM
Kathryn Gaspar Goings, Summer Series 3, watercolor $400
Kathryn Gaspar Goings ,Summer Series No.7,and 8, watercolor,
"Turners Creek", Elizabeth Lee Taylor, oil on board, 10"x 12", $400.00
Roots Tavern Road, Robert Heischman, Mixed media, 18"x26", $2500
The Rabbit Room will be serving dinner from 6:00 to 8:00 PM. Call for reservations: 585-582-1830
November 3 through December 1, 2009
stacia casano
THE GRAND GALLERY WALL
contemporary stylings::
August 1 through August 31, 2009
Artist reception, Friday, August 21 from 5-7PM
The Contemporary Stylings
of Marianne Devine and Galen Bryce the First
A collection of current work by the artists. Both artists have largely figurative bodies of work, Ms. Devine concentrating mainly on childhood emotions, Mr. Bryce finds his style with self-portraiture. Sharing a single studio in Brooklyn, Marianne Devine and Galen Bryce influence each other
via osmosis.
Works by Galin Bryce and Marianne Devine. Left to right:
"Lyndze & Mother", oil on canvas, 12"x20", $900, Marianne Devine. "Self Portrait #1" acrylic on canvas, $200, Galen Bryce. " Elephant and Stripes", oil on canvas, $50, Marianne Devine. "Julianne", oil on canvas, 3.25"x4" $150, Marianne Devine. "Hope behind Disguise", oil on canvas, $50, Marianne Devine. "Hope in a Doorway", oil on canvas, $100, Marianne Devine. "Lauren", oil on canvas, 4"x5", $100, Marianne Devine.
Installation of Works by Galin Bryce and Marianne Devine.
featuring "Rossetti", Enamel on car hood, $950, Galen Bryce.
"Mantaray", Chalk pastel on paper, 47"x 38", $250. Galen Bryce.
Detail of " Self portrait #4", oil on canvas, $400, Galen Bryce.
"Kaitlyn With Strawberries", oil on vintage wallpaper on wood, 16" diameter, $500. "Lyndze", oil on canvas, 20"x24" $1000. Marianne Devine.
ON VIEW:: Seems Like Summer
August 1- September 20, 2009
A collection of art from the region lines the old stone walls of the Grand Gallery where weddings, meetings and special events take place on weekends. (See Gallery Hours) New works on display include a series of new ceramic lanterns with mix-and-match components by Carl Shanahan, and new watercolors by Cathy Chin and oil paintings by Lanna Pejovic. Will Page exhibits his tribute to the World Trade Towers, works created prior to 2001, when he lived across the Hudson.
View of the current installation in the Grand Gallery
"Figure", Elizabeth Lee Taylor, Charcoal
"CORNWALL, PATH SERIES", Elizabeth Lee Taylor, Oil, $400.00
"Garden View", Lanna Pejovic Oil, $4,500.00
RECENT EXHIBITION ::THE GRAND GALLERY
November 19, 2008 through January 17, 2009
Birds of a feather :: A collection of works by internationally acclaimed avian artist Ray easton
Opening reception on Friday Nov. 21, 2008 7-9 PM.
Join us, meet the artist, and enjoy piano music by Steve Melcher. Wine tasting arranged by Colonial Liquor of Honeoye Falls, NY.
Free and open to the public.
Ray Easton, The Road to Mordor, American Crows, (detail) Acrylic on clayboard 24"x36"
Ray Easton, Red Reign, Acrylic , 16"x24";
Ray Easton, Forked lake (detail), Common Loons, Acrylic on clayboard 18"x36" $4,200
Ray Easton, Diamond in the Rough , Rose Breasted Grosbeak,
Acrylic on clayboard 81/2"x30" $1,400
Ray Easton, The Deadfall, Acrylic on clayboard, 30''x15". Currently on exhibit at Hiram Blauvelt Art Museum,
February 8 through February 22, 2009
Mill Art Center Student Exhibition
Jean Simmonds, "Frosty Creek", watercolor
Jean Simmonds, "Early Fall, Honeoye Creek" pastel
Emily Borden, "Yellow Watcher Gobi" ceramic
Pam Bayer,"Study of Light and Shadow", charcoal
Tom Sutton, Still Life Study" charcoal
Lacey Mendrick,"Painted Bunting" color pencil
"Frog Study" Tempera Paint
RECENT EXHIBITIONS :: May 1 through June 2, 2009 LOOKING WEST Photographic Works by Chris Toalson Rochester Institute of Technology graduate student Chris Toalson exhibits his Master's Thesis works. Opening Reception:: May 8th 6:00 to 8:00 pm "In my current photographic work, I am exploring the prevailing mythologies of the American West. Now removed from the place I grew so fond of, my connection to the West survives through these contemporary representations. My photographs are images of images, in an effort to dissect a fabricated history that has become more important than the actual history itself. Through this investigation, I am also attempting to discern how the American West functions as the embodiment of what Americans want to believe about themselves and their national character." The show itself will consist of 8-10 large photographs exploring mythologies tied to the American West. All images will be for sale.
Sept.19 - Nov.15 :: September art crescendo 2008
Featuring new works by member artists
New works of the artist members of Mill Gallery fill the Grand Gallery of the Mill Art Center & Gallery.
Paintings, drawings, prints, ceramics, wood, mixed media jewelry and photography are included in this exhibition.
Kala Stein, Quartered Vases, slip coated porcelain, $120.00 each
Denise Heischman, Untitled, mixed media, 22"x28", $800.00
Rebbeca DeMarco, Corbets Glen, oil on board, 8"x11", $400.00
Phillip Bliss, In Passing, oil on board, 7"x91/2", $400.00
Jane O'Donnell, Kate, oil on board, 11"x14", NFS, Commissions accepted
Sam Oliver, Ojects In The Mirror, oil on canvas, 24"x36", $710.00
Alan Singer, Sunflowers In Brighton, watercolor, 19 "x 23 ", $1600.00
Paula Crawford, Sunset at Watoma Beach, oil on canvas, 10" x 14", POR
Mary Mullard Young, Watching Over Lake Eloise, Acrylic, $2500.00
Robin Whiteman, Heaven and Earth Turtle, ceramics, $250.00
View of the September Art Crescendo 2008 Members Exhibition in the Grand Gallery
MILL GALLERY ARTISTS,
Featuring functional glass by Kari Goldstein
Paintings, photography, sculptures and prints fill the Grand Gallery. Current feature is the funtional glassware of Kari Goldstein, graduate of the RIT School for American Crafts and owner of FULL PLATE STUDIOS in Oregon. fullplatestudios.com.
Kari exhibited at the Mill Gallery in 2005 with graduating glass seniors in the successful RECOLLECTION, INTROSPECTION, AND DISCOVERY show.
Mill Gallery welcomes painter Mary Mullard Young and ceramics artist Kala Stein.
Kari Goldstein, Full Plate Studios Bowls, cast glass, POR
Kari Goldstein, Full Plate Studios Bowls, cast glass, POR
JANUARY 27 - FEBRUARY 28, 2009 INSTALLATIONS :: by Rocyeun Kim
Opening Reception: Korean Tea Thursday, Feb 5, 5:00 - 8:00 PM
Free and open to the public.
At the core of each wrapped sculptural figure is an item or items given to Rocyeun by someone close to her.
Each sculpture is therefore symbolic of the relationships between the artist and her friends and family.
Installation by Rocyeun Kim
Installation by Rocyeun Kim
Blue Shadow, Acrylic on canvas
Recent exhibitions
Green Gate Gallery:
NOV 1- NOV 30, 2008
ALBINA ROSE:: MIXED MEDIA JEWELRY by sylvie mulchahey, Kokopelli a la carte gourmet foods, Katie moore photography
For the month of November, Green Gate Gallery will be home to
Albina Rose, handmade mixed media jewelry. Sylvie Mulcahey, a resident of Honeoye Falls, is the jewelry artist behind Albina Rose. Sylvie has been making jewelry for about 10 years now, but actively selling for the past 2.
Her jewelry is an assortment of beadwork, wirework, and wire crochet. Sylvie's wire crochet cuffs are her signature item. They are original and very unique one of a kind pieces. Albina Rose will also be selling a variety of specialty gift items, such as handmade paper gift boxes, pocket mirrors handpressed with unique artwork, handmade ornaments, as well as unique crochet and knitted neckwarmers and wristwarmers.
Kokopelli a la Carte, gourmet specialties. Mary Rapp Reakes, of Lima, NY, is the real live person behind Kokopelli a la Carte. She is well known for her assorted desserts featuring gourmet cookies, cakes and sweet breads. Mary has also perfected her “Signature Sauce” using roasted home grown tomatoes and fresh basil…it’s got a “kick” to it and yet, a whisper of sweetness still. Mary's philosophy is to create culinary treasures that are unforgettable every time you dare to indulge yourself.
Also joining them is Katie Moore, photographer and graphic designer. Katie, a Honeoye Falls, NY resident, is a recent graduate of RIT in photography and graphic design. She will be showing and selling photographic prints that will include shots of Honeoye Falls and the general vicinity of Western New York, among many other subjects.OPENING NIGHT RECEPTION:: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 5:00 ~ 10:00 PM
Wine tasting courtesy of Colonial Liquor, of Honeoye Falls, NY. All are invited.
A great place to start your holiday shopping!
Oct. 1 - Oct. 31, 2008 :: Stars in My Backyard
Astrophotography work by Joel Schmid
Astrophotography work by Joel Schmid
Joel Schmid – Astrophotographer::
I discovered Astrophotography purely by accident. Two Years ago my wife gave me a beginners telescope as a Christmas gift just for fun. With the typical Rochester winter weather, I didn't even get a chance to try it out until about two months later. Once I got the scope outside and aimed it at the full moon for my first view of the night sky with something other than my eyes I was simply blown away ! I had no idea that the simple white disc of the moon could hold so many fascinating craters, mountains, and flat grey expanses that looked like seas of grey dust. After that first night I visited a few websites to learn more about the moon and stumbled across an amateur photo site were people had taken a simple point and shoot digital camera and held up to the telescope eyepiece. I was so amazed at the results these people were getting I had to try it for myself ! I went out and bought a Canon point and shoot camera and a special mounting bracket that would allow me to point the camera lens down into the telescope eyepiece. I shot some nice images of the moon and after that there was no turning back. I soon upgraded to a better telescope that would automatically compensate for the rotation of the earth and began taking some really beautiful and interesting shots of the night sky. It never ceases to amaze me what is out there in the vast universe that I cant see with my limited eyesight, but the camera can capture with long exposures. For me nothing is more peaceful or awe inspiring than sitting outside on a warm summers night gazing at the majestic beauty of the universe and capturing all that wonderful light to bring indoors for everyone's enjoyment !
Sept.1- sept. 30, 2008 ::prints and drawings by
Amy Mccleran and Erin Holscher almazan
Green Gate Gallery
BABY I, Amy McLeran, monoprint 8"x10" POR
BABY II, Amy McLeran, monoprint 8"x10" POR
Jude Sleeping #5, Erin Holscher Almazan, graphite 9"x9" POR
Jude Sleeping # 2, Erin Holscher Almazan, graphite 9"x9" POR
the green gate gallery
July 1 - July 31, 2008 :: Worso
Mixed-Media Imagery by Gretchen beck
Gretchen Beck serves as a professor of art and the director of the art department at Concordia University in Irvine California. She teaches art honors, drawing, painting and printmaking courses. For the images she produces as an artist, she conducts research in Niger West Africa. Her art involves the study of different aspects of the Nigerien landscapes, the Djarma and Fulani cultures, and the art forms they create. Through her imagery , she portrays concepts of ritual and tradition within the social structure of the Nigerien culture. She exhibits and discusses her art in galleries on a national level.
Her collages, drawings and mixed media works have been exhibited in galleries such as the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington D.C., The Living and Learning Gallery at the University of Vermont in Burlington Vt, the Alice R. Rodgers Gallery at St. Johns University in Collegeville, MN, The Central Gallery at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst, Ma and the Sonneschein Art Gallery at Lake Forest College in Lake Forest, IL. She is currently preparing three exhibitions for UNESCO in Paris, France, the Kohler Gallery at Lawrence University in Appleton, WI and the Cornerstone Gallery at Liverpool Hope University in Liverpool, England.
Gretchen Beck, Baani Zumbu, Mixed Media, POR
Gretchen Beck, Icerey, Mixed Media, POR
Gretchen Beck, Wayno, Mixed Media, POR
the green gate gallery
June 5- June 29, 2008
SENIOR ART EXHIBITION
by HF-L Graduating Seniors
Works in photography, painting, drawing, collage, mixed media, video and sculpture.HF-L Senior artists include: Jared Buschang, Gus Conwell, Madison Babigian, Justin Allan, Nicki Steiner, Kodi Keith, Gretchen Wegman, Anna Weldon, Amanda Mee, Shanthi Purushotham, Ellie Belden, Samantha Queeno, Nate Bailey, Anna Burke, Brandon Toeper, Alana Mango, Ashley Olin, Hollis Romanchik, Kaitlyn Fritz, Janelle Hoh, Pat DePuy, Beth Morrison, Josh Bassette, and Patrick J. Riordan.
Artist reception 6:00-9:00 PM Thursday, June 5, 2008
For dinner reservations call 585-582-1830
Live music by: Eliot Darling, Nate Bailey, Skylar Sarkis and Josh Bassette
The Letter, Gus Conwell, watercolor on sketchbook page
The Desk Chair, Anna Weldon, siver gelatin print
Jyothi, Shanthi Purushotham, digital print
the green gate gallery
May 1 - May 31, 2008 :: THE BOTANICAL THREAD
Photography by Kaitlin Wilson - bryant
Kaitlin is currently completing her MFA in Imaging Arts at the Rochester institute of Technology. Her work revolves around themes of horticulture, memory and family. She has found her passion in teaching,education, design and photography.
The Botanical Thread
This series of botanical photographs questions our multifaceted relationships with nature. The acts of binding and sewing tie the work together. The processes were performed as emotional responses and evolved to speak to a variety of concepts: the binding of oneself, life cycles, acts of healing and destroying. There is an intentional fluidity and poeticism to the images through which they reference varying qualities of the natural world. They ebb and flow, speaking to one another through acts of tension and release, violence and healing.
Kaitlin Wilson-Bryant, Digital Photogragh, POR
Kaitlin Wilson-Bryant, Digital Photogragh, POR
Kaitlin Wilson-Bryant, Digital Photogragh, POR
Opening reception for Kaitlin Wilson - Bryant
Opening reception for Kaitlin Wilson - Bryant
Dec.1, 2007 - Jan. 25, 2008 :: Luminous landscapes, Images and words
Phil Bliss, Bob Dorsey, bobdorsey.com, Robert Wisner, Robert Heischman
4 - 5 PM Book Release Celebration
Catherine Faurot reads from her new book of poems, PLOW HARROW SEED, Foot Hills Publishing
foothillspublishing.com
Robert Wisner, Lincoln Rose, acrylic on board, 38.5"x19" POR
Phil Bliss, Spikey Pine, oil, POR
Bob Dorsey, Corbets Glenn, 30''x 13" oil, POR
Bob Dorsey, 31''x15" oil, POR
Robert Heischman, Island Texture 22"x30" Gouache and color pencil, POR
Luminous Landscapes a group of paintings
Luminous Landscapes, a view of the installation.
Luminous Landscapes, an art patron gives her review of the show.
Luminous Landscapes Artist, Bob Dorsey(on right) chats with an art patron.
SEPT. 15- NOV. 10, 2007:: SEPTEMBER ART CRESCENDO
The Annual Exhibition of recent works by thirty three of our member artists encompassing painting, drawing, ceramics, scullpture, photography and textiles.
june 1 - july 14, 2007 :: facets of character
Sheryl Ahumada, Photography
Wendy, archival inkjet print, 56''x71'' Sheryl Ahudmada,
april 27 - may 21, 2007:: rit metals senior exhibition
Five seniors display their thesis works in metal. Sculpture and jewelry.
Megan Carpezza
Tim Gasparo
Sooji Kim
Ellen Rockover
Kerrin Pantelakis
Megan Carpezza
Tim Gasparo,
Sooji Kim,
Kerrin Pantelakis,
Ellen Rockover,
- Mar 24 - april 21, 2007:: rit glass senior thesis show
Amy Hunter displays her glass constructions along with xray wall pieces.Artist Reception - March 24, 6-8
Amy Hunter, Protection, cut and polished glass/ steel, 15cm x15cm POR
Amy Hunter, detail Protection, cut and polished glass/ steel, 140cm x14cm POR
FEB 10 - MARCH 3 2007:: STUDENT EXHIBITION
Mill Art Center proudly presents its student works, in all media, in the our 9th Student Exhibition in the main gallery. View the successes of these developing artists, ages 3 to 83.
NOV.11- jan 15 2007 :: art to give
"Art to Give" features works of art great and small, for holiday gifting. Paintings, prints, baskets, wood turnings, sculpture and baskets fill the galleries with an incredible selection to choose the perfect treasure.
Michael Graham, Tree Frog, oil on canvas, 11' x "14" SOLD
A selection of the art available for purchase in the Art To Give exhibition. POR
Given to Abstraction 2006
September 23 - November 6
An invitational exhibition of abstract art
JJULY.22 - SEPT.17 :: MEMBERS EXHIBITION 2006
Elizabeth Lee Taylor: Evening On The Lake, oil pastel, 9" x 12" POR
Works by 46 artists. Clockwise fromt top, Joan Foss, "Golden Essay", oil 18"x24", Robin Whiteman "Lilith" and "Pelted Princess" wool and spaulted wood figures Carl Shannahan ,"Footed Forms", ceramics and natural forms, Chris Sequeira "Cape Cod Series", acrylic on panel,
Center,
Denise Heischman,"Walled Garden", pastel. All art is available for purchase, POR
Top left, Phillip Bornarth, Watercolor, Jean Stevens, Oil, Bottom left Sheryl Ahumada, Digital photo, Forest Mc Mullin
POR
Robert Wisner oil on board 11"x14'POR
Robin Whiteman, "Lilith",wool and spelted wood, POR
Denise Heischman,
Denise Heischman,"Treasure on the Nile" archival digital print, POR
july 20 - sept 8, 2006 :: View from the palette
Art of the summer, with featured artist Ron Ketchum July 20 - Artists Reception 5 - 7
Three Year Pallette, oil, 40" x 10' 'Ron Ketchum, POR
Sunset, oil, 34" x 28" Ron Ketchum, POR
Storm, oil, 38" x 13" Ron Ketchum, POR
Three Year Pallette, oil, 40" x 10' 'Ron Ketchum, POR
Sunset, oil, 34" x 28" Ron Ketchum, POR
Storm, oil, 38" x 13" Ron Ketchum, POR