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2023 Small Works Art Show
Members & Non-Members
18th Annual Open Juried Small Works Show
Show Dates: March 28 – April 22, 2022
Award Ceremony & Reception: Sat, April 1, 2-5 pm
Juror: Randy Williams
Susan, McHale, Earth Torso, ceramic, 13 X 8 X 5, $500
David Alge, Abstract drawing #33, pen and marker on paper, 14 x 11, $500
David Alge, Abstract drawing #32, pen and marker on paper, 14 x 11, $500
Amy Nathan, On Point, Photo, 4×6, $125
Melanie Doulton, Ode to Augusta Savage, Watercolor, 9×12″, $300
Barbara Chin, Egret Morning, Photo, 14″X11″, $35
Alan Jacobson; Silhouette in pink and green; oil on plywood wrapped in cardboard, wood, and string; 14in x 12in x 1in; $300
Marion, Schneider, Fressia, Acrylic, 12x12x1 1/2, $1300
Marion, Schneider, Peonies, Acrylic, 12x12x1 1/2, $1300
Deirdre Flood, Black Home, ink/watercolor/acrylic, 7×11 in, $350
Gabrielle, Grimaldi Bellettieri, Waved Bobbin, Mixed Media: watercolor and thread on paper, 11″ x 11″, $220
Sue DeStaebler, Snow on the Beach, Watercolor, 5×7, $225
Jane, Black, Marsh Evening, oil on aluminum, 9 x 12, $350
Larry, Gordon, TIME AFTER TIME, Acrylic, 11 1/2″ x 14 1/2″ x 1/2″, $ 650.00
Mary Jane D’Amico, Chipmunk, Watercolor, 5x7x0, $300.00
Joyce, Pommer, In the Meadow, mixed media on linen, 8x8x1″, $500
Patricia Stuart, The Talk, Acrylic, 6X8, $570.00
Debbie Sullivan, Out of Context, mixed media; collage and acrylic paint, 11″x13″x1″, $450
Evelyn Aponte, The Beauty of Nature, Photography, 11×14
H David Stein, Fritillaria, Cold Wax and Oil Paint on Photograph, 9x12x1, $395
Sonia Idelsohn, selfportrait, wood, 11″x9″x 3″, $350
Linda Negrin: “Comets” in the Spring: Enamel/paint over glazed ceramic tile. 3.75″ x 3.75″ $75.00
Neva Delihas,Setlow,Blue Skies.Plexiglass/wood,12x12x2,$1200
Neva Delihas,Setlow,Chromatic1,Plexiglass on wood wall sculpture, 8x8x1,$700
Julianne Farella, That Tall Distance, Oil on wood panel, 11x14x1.5, $350
Mitch Achiron, Workout, Photography, 11x14x1 (includes framing), $500
Mitch Achiron, Birthday Party, Photography, 11x14x1 (includes framing), $500
Alice, Kenny, Eggplant, Color Pencil, 6″ x 3.75″, $250.00
Steven, Levine, Winter Scene, photography, 12 3/4×15″, $275
Hildy,Martín,Striving,12x15x.5,$250
Alison Nicholls, Corner House, Watercolor, 8×10, 350
May, Burnett, Kintsugi Bowl, Ceramic Bowl with Crystalline Glaze and Gold Leaf on a Basswood Pedestal, 85mm x 28mm x 28mm, $150
Inge Pape Trampler, The Search, Acrylic on paper, 8 1/2” x 11 , $250
Dorothy, Tyor, My Dog Lia, Paper Acrylic Gold Leaf, 10″ X 12″ x1″ (framed)
Ilene Bellovin, Winds, Mixed Papers and
Deborah Petrucci rolling dreams oil 9 x 12 $400
Deborah Petrucci, Pieces of a dream, Oil, 9 x 12, $400
Christine, Timmons, Red-Black-Grey 3, Mixed-media collage, 12.25″x12.25″ framed, $235
Annabel, Romero, “Orchid Collector”, Mixed media, 8.5 x 10.5 x 1.5 in, $350
Mitchell Visoky, Window of Light, Printing ink on paper, 14″x11″ framed, $500
Mitchell Visoky, Dark Mood II, Printing ink pn paper, 14″x11″ framed, $500
Helen Pasternack, pink horse, Collagraph, 12″ x 12″, $450
Tim, Jones, Humback, Watercolor, 11.5 X 11.5″, $280
Soma, Vajpayee, Spring is here series -Pansies, Mixed media-water color with thread work, 7″*10″, $300
Kathryn, Hammil, Maelstrom Bowl, Fused Glass, 2 x 11 x 11, $100
Alan Garry, Monrovia, Oil on canvas, 8″ x 8″ x 1″, $800
Carrie, Belk, Shadow Mask 2, Acrylic on paper, 9.25″x9.25″, $225
Carrie, Belk, Shadow Mask 1, Acrylic on paper, 9.375″x9.375″, $225
Julie, O’Connor, Shadow Haiku, Digital Archival Photograph Sublimated to Aluminum, 11×14, $250
Julie, O’Connor, Relax Shack, Digital Archival Photograph Sublimated to Aluminum, 8×10, $200
Marissa Grimaldi Kam, Stares on Stairs, Photography (PentaxKP 43mm), 9×12, $210
Erwin Ong, Fish Blob #3, Ink on paper, 11″ x 14″ x 1/2″, $500
Derek, Freres, Ocean Waves, Hand Pulled Glass Cane, 7x12x1/4,$150
Derek, Freres, Dreams, Hand Cast Glass, 9x7x2, $200
Just, GRIPPO, LOVE HURTS #4, Mixed-Glass, Clay,Paint, LED lighting, 10″x 10″ x 8″
Jacqueline Davis, Gathering, Oil, 11 x 14 x 1.5inch, $400
Jacqueline Davis, Pear Fiesta, Oil, 12 x 12 x 1.5inch, $400
Walter Briggs, Castle Hill Lighthouse, Watercolor, 11.25 x 13.5 x 1, $144
Annette Lieblein, Follow the Leader,Pen/Ink acid free board,6″x6″,$300
Robin Henschel, Blood Afro-Desia, Stoneware, 7x7x13, $300
Cecily Dunham-Harvey Afternoon Grazing, oil on wood board, 8 x 10, $250.
Rose James, Hot Tomato #2, Oil, 10″x10″x1.5″, $400
Rose James, Hot Tomato #1, Oil, 10″x10″x1.5″, $400
Myra Hafetz, Reflections, Photography, 7″x5″,$550
Larry Davis, Enigma 3, Pigment Inkjet Print, 3″x3″, $600
Maxine, Feldman, Climbing, Mix Media, 11×11, $500
Maxine, Feldman, Untitled, Mixed Media, 9.5 x 10, $600
Mittul Mishra, Sunflowers, Oil_Copper, 10″x8″, $60
Luis, Fonseca, Y Tu Tambien, Wood, 13 x 3.5 x 3.5, $250
Jacqueline,Lorieo, Flying Bird, ceramic, 8x12x1.5, $300
Juror: Randy Williams
Randy Williams is an active visual artist and educator developing new methods of presenting the visual arts in Colleges, Universities, Schools, and Museums. A Professor of Studio and Art Education at Manhattanville College, Randy Williams was also an instructor and educational consultant to the Metropolitan Museum of Art for 50 years. He was the Artistic Director of the New York State Summer School of the Visual Arts from 1992-2016; he was a master teacher in the program for thirty-nine years.
He has been awarded a Fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts to the American Academy in Rome. Randy has been recognized by the NYS Council on the Arts, Visual Arts Division, and the New York Foundation of the Arts with a Fellowship in sculpture.
Recently his work has been exhibited in two major exhibitions “Soul of a Nation: Art in the age of Black Power” organized by the Tate Modern, London, UK, and “Just Above Midtown: Changing Spaces” organized by the Museum of Modern Art, New York City, USA. He participated in more than forty national and international solo exhibitions, exhibited in over 100 group exhibitions. His artwork is in several private art collections.
Mamaroneck Artists’ Guild Gallery is proud to be a grantee of ArtsWestchester with the funding made possible by Westchester County government with the support of County Executive George Latimer.
