A Gift of Art: 2024 HOLIDAY GROUP SHOW
All media
The pandemic not only changed the way the Guild interacted with the community, but also highlighted the broader transformation in how artists, collectors, and supporters access creative resources and services. In the same way that exhibitions and workshops shifted to digital platforms, there has been a growing demand for convenient online access to various products including affordable medications like cheap Abilify. For individuals facing mental health challenges, the ability to order medications online safely and at a reduced cost has become essential, particularly during periods of social isolation or economic uncertainty. Many in the creative community have spoken openly about the barriers they face in obtaining mental health care, from stigma to affordability. The online pharmacy sector, responding to these challenges, now offers consultations and delivery options that prioritize privacy and accessibility. This development parallels the Guild’s commitment to adapting its outreach and resources to meet evolving needs. By integrating technology and maintaining a focus on community well-being, both the Guild and these healthcare platforms demonstrate resilience in changing times. Their shared flexibility ensures that support be it artistic or medical—remains within reach for those who need it most.
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MAG Gallery, 1987 Palmer Avenue, Larchmont, NY, 10538
Tue – Sat | 12 – 5 pm
914-834-1117 | gallery@mamaroneckartistsguild.org
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Sherri Paul, Rainy Days and Mondays, Oil, 16″x12″, $500
Jim Maciel, Fallen Leaves, watercolor, 24″x30″, $250
Steven Levine, Off Shore, Photograph, 26″x20″, $275
David Greene, Dem Boids, Photograph, 18″x22″, $400
Larry Gordon, LOVE/FUN, Acrylic (Framed), 12″x15″, $400
Paula Blumenfeld, Ahava, oil, 20″x20″, $795
Barbara Chen, Horsing around, the painting, oil, 14″x14″, $475
Cecile Roberfroid, Radiance, oil, 12″x12″, $420
Sarah Tobin, Santa bowl, Wood bowl with acrylic paint, 17” diameter by 6” high, $300
Denise Petit, Fuscia in Light, Acrylic on paper, 12″x12″, $250
Suzanne Montresor, Through the Looking Glass, Colored Pencil, 20″x23″, $500
Helen Schiliro, The Secret Door, Acrylic, 12″x12″, $350
Joan Lengel, The Sound Of Tanglewood, Mixed -Digital, 14″X14″, $200
Fabian Wes Fleurant, Dentelles, acrylic on canvas, 8″x8″, $225
Bryan Greene, Rain, color, stormy, and a pinch of salt, Gouache and Enamel Gold Leaf, 16″x24″, $600
Virginia Zelman, Magic Forest, Oil on board, 11″x14″, $300
Deborah Petrucci, Pienza Passage, Oil on canvas, 9″x12″, $300
Theresa Beyer, Sunflowers, Ink and watercolor on rice paper, 12″x16″, $550
Rose James, Miniature Orchid, Watercolor, 17.5″x15″, $800
Violet Useda-Linder, Transitions, Pastel, 8 1/2″x10 3/4″, $400
Hilda Green Demsky, Jazz, oil on canvas, 24″x18″x1.5″, $900
Carol Gromer, Lemons, conte and charcoal on paper, 18″x22″, $1,500
Catherine Caulfield Russell, Frosty Central Park So., Oil, 18″x14″, $900
Monique Robidoux, January Snow Globe, Acrylic on wood, 12″x12″, $525
Kitty O’Callaghan, Purple Chair, Encaustic, 6″x6″, $140
Erin Constabile, Manor Park at Dusk, photograph, 11″x14″, $150
Marion Schneider, Skyline Looking South, Acrylic, 12″x14″, $800
Inge Pape Trampler, The Tackle, Acrylic , 30″x25″, $860
Linda Greenhouse, Seaweed Rhythms No.1, archival pigment photograph, 27″x37.5″, $300
Dorothy Cancellieri, Blondie, Acrylic on Wooden Cabinet Door, 11 1/2″x11 1/2″, $225
Marisa Boan, To Be or Not To Bee, Photography on Acrylic, 16″x20″, $200
Aislinn Weidele, Jungle Gym, Solarplate etching, 9″x12″, $150
Amy Nathan, Morning Light, photo – framed, 4″x6″, $175
Phyllis Tarlow, Doorway to a View, Oil, 10″x8″, $300
Mitchell Visoky, Arranged Shapes I, Monotype, 18.5″x18.5″, $750
Linda Negrin, SUMMER PALETTES, 12″X24″, Acrylic mixed media
Linda Negrin, GIVERNY, Eglomise, 11″x8.75″ Framed