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          Janet 
            Robbins
           
             
               
                In late spring 2015, Janet Robbins will set up a multidisciplinary 
                studio inside The Arts Upstairs gallery in the beloved hamlet 
                of Phoenicia NY. Metamorphosis in Projection will employ the written 
                word, projected images, recorded and improvised sounds. This part 
                time private, and often times public studio space will be offered 
                as place to gather, renew, and inspire relationship between the 
                inner and outer realms, and with each other. 
                Some still images of projections within the gallery…
                Music website  www.janetrobbinsmusic.com
            
          
           
 
          
           
 
          
           
 
          
          
          Cari 
            Rosmarin 
          I 
            have painted in oil for over 30 years. I split my time between West 
            Shokan and NYC. I have many large oils on canvas, which are dramatic 
            and fantasy landscapes. I also do monoprints, which appear to be more 
            abstract, but follow the same principals.
           
          
            
 
          
           
 
          
           
 
          
          
          Sally 
            Rothchild  
              
           
             
              My 
                pottery is all hand-thrown on the potters wheel and high fired 
                in my gas kiln. I use reduction fired glazes, copper reds, shino, 
                temoku, which are varied in effect by the flame in the kiln. I'm 
                influenced by Japanese and seek to create a similar subtle beauty 
                , strength and energy in my work. I splash, pour, drip and brush 
                glazes on my hand thrown pots, and then love to see the magic 
                of the firing take it's effect.
            
          
          
          
          
          
          
           
  
             
 
          
          Gerard 
            Ryan