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52 MAIN STREET • SARANAC LAKE, NEW YORK 12983 • 518-891-2615
| Jacqueline
Altman |
| Meg Bernstein |
| Nancy Brossard |
| Susan Camp |
| Donna
Foley |
| Sandra
Hildreth |
| Suzanne
Lebeda |
| Diane
Leifheit |
| Barry Lobdell |
| Burdette
Parks |
| Mary Lou Reid |
| Eleanor
Sweeney |
| Ursula Trudeau |
| Ken Wiley |
| EXHIBIT SCHEDULE |
| SUMMER HOURS Mon -Wed & Sat 10 - 5 Thur & Fri 10 - 7, Sun 12-3 |
| WINTER HOURS Closed Mon (starts 9/19/11) Tues-Sat 10 - 5, Sun 12-3 |
| 2012 JURIED SHOW
PROSPECTUS |
A collective exhibition organized by and including work by Jess Ackerson.
Showcasing printed maps by:
Eric Ackerson,
Amy Coddington-Burnett,
Sandra Hildreth,
Diane Leifheit,
Larry Poole,
Clyde Rabideau,
Peter Seward,
Carol Vossler,
Cris Winters.
Opens Friday, January 6, from 5 - 7 pm, at the Artists Guild gallery.
View the Exhibit HERE
COMING FEBRUARY 3
"Artés Ski" - exhibit to benefit Dewey Mountain Ski Center
“Mapping the Familiar” is about exploring the community, landscape and personality of Saranac Lake which will describe what makes our town so unique and special.
Also exhibited will be a community map that seeks to record the unspoken of fabric of the village such as the many walking paths, secret spots, and anecdotal information. The public is invited to ad those items of interest to the community map that have only previously passed on by word of mouth and happenstance.
Above all, this show is about what it takes to make a map. pull a print, and build a community.
“Maps for the people, by the people!” , says Jess Ackerson, printer and organizer for the exhibit. "The prints will be out of the ordinary concept of mapping. Each artist will be presenting a different view of what constitutes a way of finding where things are and what is Saranac Lake."
One complete edition will be available along with individual maps.
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The Adirondack Artists' Guild
is a
cooperative retail art gallery representing a diverse group of artists
residing and working in the Tri-Lakes Area of the
Adirondack Park. Many have shown throughout the United States and
internationally.
