The ALC Spring Show, which opened on March 20, features a Wall of Sunflower Art, to display the league’s solidarity with Ukraine, and Sally Abbott’s “Covid Series” solo exhibit.
The sunflower art, the solo exhibit paintings, and artwork by the general membership will all remain on display and on sale Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Chatham Township Municipal Building, 58 Meyersville Road, Chatham Township until summer.
Part of the proceeds from the sunflower art will be donated to UNICEF for its emergency response effort in Ukraine.
Below are scenes from the Opening Reception of the Spring Show.
Celeste Fondaco with artist friend Jill Caparoso of Ocean Grove in front of Celeste’s “Sunflowers” painting. Celeste organized the Sunflower Wall.Greg Smith of Chatham and Beverly Henderson of Long Valley viewing Dennis McKee’s “Sunflowers,” one of the sunflower paintings on sale to benefit UNICEF’s emergency response effort in Ukraine.Susanne Ackerman of West Orange purchased John McHale’s “Sunflowers” painting.Sally Abbott with paintings at her solo exhibit, “Covid Series,” in the Lundt-Glover Gallery.Sally Abbott with Matthew Zabiegala, a professional tenor, who sang and played the keyboard at the opening reception of her solo show in the Lundt-Glover Gallery.Alice Cutler of Morristown and Alexandria Saulich of Gladstone looking at “Atlantic City,” a painting by Leina’ala Schwartz.Celeste Fondaco with her oil painting “Poppy.”Barbara and Monty Montague of Chatham. Barbara is a new member of the league.Part of the Sunflower Wall artwork to benefit UNICEF’s emergency response effort in Ukraine.
