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          Carol 
            Waldron
           
          
          
          
          
          Michael 
            Wentland
           
          
          Jonathan 
            Wilner
          When outside looking upon a beautiful scene of a brook with a distant 
            mountain I am an alla prima painter having no more than a two and 
            a half hour window to complete my work. And I enjoy the process of 
            scoping the scene framed through my hands, placing points and lines 
            upon the canvas showing where the scene should be arranged, and then 
            laying out the initial colors. As I near completion, I forget to premix 
            paints just daubing the brush in this pigment or that color already 
            laid out upon my palette. The entire endeavor is an ecstatic dance 
            across the canvas.
          During the studio tour, visit my Small Works Show at The Art Upstairs 
            in Phoenicia. They are but a small sample of my oil paintings. To 
            see what else I create, make an appointment to visit my studio in 
            Tannersville - 5981 Main Street across from the Wellness pharmacy. 
            I am there Sun thru Friday in the afternoon. 
          
             
 
          
          
          
           
          
          Bennett 
            Wine  
          Bennett 
            Wine’s work always has a veneer of photographs on the outside 
            of the
            sculptures. The shapes may relate to the images in the photographs 
            or they
            may not. Most of the photographs are printed on a material which is
            generically known as “Bus-Wrap”. It is a vinyl self-adhesive 
            media most
            commonly used in outdoor advertising.
            The pieces are meant to suggest a narrative of something that has 
            happened,
            or is about to happen. The shapes are often chosen for their overloaded
            metaphorical and ironic value. The fact that Wine makes certain shapes 
            which
            reflect the photographs that are laminated on them, allows him the 
            ability
            to skate between reality and reality’s depiction. In many of 
            his pieces his
            intent is to make the work ironic, attractive, and frightening at 
            the same
            time.
          
          
          
          
          
          
          
          
          Karin 
            Wolf
          Karin A. Wolf 
            has been a photographer for over four decades. Her passion is nature 
            photography – documenting both the larger patterns and intricate 
            details of the beauties and wonders of the natural world. She has 
            been living in and photographing the Catskills for almost a decade, 
            and much of her work reflects the area’s magical environment.
            Karin A. Wolf
            107 Newton Avenue, Phoenicia, NY 12464
            845-688-5127
            mountainwolf7@gmail.com
          
          
          
            
           
          
Susan 
            Woods 
            (S B Woods) Performance has always informed my work. The body is a 
            theater, a hermetic language only to be entered by stillness and the 
            careful pulling apart of it's narratives. The body forages, is hungry 
            and absent of hunger. The body dreams. I live by the body's whim and 
            cannot predict how it will inform.
          It is this unpredictability 
            that pushes me into the making of art.
          There is always 
            a context and environment that presides over the making of a piece. 
            It comes to me as much as I go to it...we come together. The body 
            then becomes a reflecting pool, a mise- en- scene and it establishes 
            itself through a variety of materials. In some ways the materials 
            are ancillary, whether they are sculpture, photographs or paintings 
            they are simply the medium through which the body performs. Visit 
            the website:  .www.sbwoods.com.
            
          
          
          
          
          
          
          
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            Mighty Xee
            I make art to bring what's inside out, or shine a light on anything 
            I feel needs attention,remembering, or to be brought out from behind 
            closed doors.
            If I upset, provoke, intrigue, or disturb, I've accomplished my mission.
            The recipient of some Puffin Foundation Grants, they luckily sponsor 
            artists whose work might have difficulty finding exposure otherwise 
            precisely because it is not decorative, soothing or background material. 
            These grants were used to build my website, and make fine prints of 
            work, so I would be able to offer my work free or
            'art at peoples prices'. 
            I believe the days of fine art being elite, exclusive, and cloistered 
            is over.
            Now almost everyone has colors, surfaces and leak proof houses to 
            hold art.
            I often hear from folks ''I'm angry at men'' or that my MEN, MEN, 
            MEN Series
            is rage filled.
            Rage? Nope.....just reporting the facts, Ma'am
            Frustration? Yep I find computer robots on phones, greed, climate 
            change, war, fracking, men on money and mountains, Patriarchal systems, 
            incest, battered women, all extremely frustrating.
            Acting for change and growth is thrilling.
            Owning one's responsibility is enlightening and exciting.
            Please go to my brand new website www.landofxee.com:
            Listen to some music there, learn about my band ONE SKY, 
            Zoo Zoo's Benefit's for Haiti, my two humorous children's books about 
            divorce
            or see more art. We will be adding a lot more paintings asap.
            I'd love to sing for you someday.
            My heart sings when you listen.
          
          
          
          
          
            
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