• Betsy Mirabelli

    Watercolor is Betsy Mirabelli’s chosen medium, and landscapes are her major focus and inspiration.  Her solo exhibit, “Landscape Meditations,” on display through mid March 2019 in the Lundt-Glover gallery at the Chatham Township Municipal Building, includes 50 watercolor paintings. Betsy studied watercolor with Elizabeth O’Reilly at Parsons and the New School in New York City, where she was first introduced to plein air painting. She later took classes at the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey in Summit with Nancy Korde, Anne Kullaf, and Fernando Catague. She has gone on plein air watercolor workshops with Kullaf to Aspen, Colo., and to Siena, Italy. Betsy likes the unpredictable nature of watercolors,…

  • ALC’s Family & Friends Winter Group Show

    Save the date for the upcoming ALC Family and Friends Winter Group Show, Solo Show of Betsy Mirabelli’s watercolors, small works 6″x6″ exhibit, holiday boutique and a celebration of the group’s 30’th anniversary. December 9, 2-4pm at the Chatham Township Municipal Building.  

  • Lisa Cohn

    I purchased my first camera, a Minolta XG-A in college and have had an on again/ off again relation with my camera through the years. I reluctantly gave up film for a Nikon D70 soon after my children were born. I grew to love that camera, and still have it. Unfortunately, I broke my good lens and had to find a replacement. This year I upgraded to the Olympus E-10 Mark III, a mirrorless model.  I take photos of just about anything that catches my eye. Nature, travel, action, street art, people and animals are all good subjects for me. More photos can be viewed at the Photocrowd website.

  • Call for Artists

    Park Avenue Club organizes exhibition themed “Waterways”. The intention is to feature a wide range of Tristate artists’ interpretation of this theme. Here is attached copy of the entry form: Waterways – Park Avenue Club Good Luck everyone!  

  • June Fisher-Markowitz

    I have been involved with art most of my life and one of my earliest memories is getting a Jon Nagy drawing set as a gift. I have an art degree and taught art in the public school system for seven years. Feeling unsatisfied, I changed my interest and pursued art therapy education and practice. While raising my children I had a home based business making and selling hand thrown Folk Art pottery. This followed with a career in Activity management in long term care facilities. In 2008, I returned to art and began lessons using watercolor medium. I fell in love with the color, the loose intermingling on paper…