Longyear Gallery
Contemporary Art in the Catskills785 Main Street Margaretville NY 12445 HOURS: FRIDAY THROUGH SUNDAY 11 – 4PMAND ON HOLIDAY MONDAYSAND BY APPOINTMENT: CALL (607) 326-6936 OREMAIL US AT info@longyeargallery.orgHughson & Benson
53530 State Route 30 Roxbury, NY 12474 Phone: (607) 326-4012 Hughson & BensonWatershed Cafe
53470 State Highway 30P Roxbury NY 12474. Phone: 607.326.6336 Watershed CafeFierce Grizzly
53530 State Hwy 30 Roxbury, NY 12474 info@thefiercegrizzly.com (845) 901 – 2351 Fierce GrizzlyUpcoming Events
AMR Artists Inc. presents Mini Exhibitions Fierce GrizzlyRoxbury, New York12/10 to 1/15/22 Watershed CafeRoxbury New York12/10 to 2/28/22 Hughson and Benson InsuranceRoxbury, New York12/21 to 2/22/22 Roxbury LibraryRoxbury, New York1/3/22 to1/29/22 Longyear Gallery...AMR Artists Inc. presents Winter Mini Exhibitions
AMR Artists Inc. presents Mini Exhibitions Fierce Grizzly Roxbury, New York 12/10 to 1/15/22 Watershed Cafe Roxbury New York 12/10 to 2/28/22 Hughson and Benson Insurance Roxbury, New York 12/21 to 2/22/22 Roxbury Library Roxbury, New York 1/3/22 to1/29/22 Longyear...Kathleen Green
I have enjoyed drawing and painting for as long as I can remember. As a portrait artist I find the human face to be a fascinating and beautiful landscape of lines, and shapes and expressions. It can set a mood and tell a story about life, or about any one moment. ...Fred Woller
As a carpenter for over 40 years, I worked with architects who were very creative. Their work fit my sculptural way of thinking which was the basis for my original studio work. For the last few years I have done some reliefs, but for the most part my work has been in very large 2 dimensional format. Most of my bicycle and bird paintings are larger 6’ x 5’, 5’ x 5’.
Robin Kappy
I have a philosophical interest in the topic of beauty. My drawings and paintings represent my unending appreciation for nature, around and within each of us. Drawing and painting are passionate endeavors and, like having an insatiable sweet tooth, the more I draw and paint, the more I need to. Working from life means being close enough to a subject for a direct and palpable felt-sense, while observing from far enough away allows me to see the design of the “whole picture.” Feelings for my subjects are implicit in each mark, insuring the work takes on a life of its own.
Sheila McManus
I’m an observational painter, interested in light, color and values. Recently my main focus has been studying how colors interact. I try to paint a simple representation of the scene I’m observing, not getting too descriptive and detailed. Painting in the Catskills is a great challenge because the light changes so much and the feeling of a place varies so widely depending on the light. I love the feeling of time gone by in the hills and structures here.
Ron Macklin
Ron’s paintings strive to provide joy, mystery and a sensitivity to places, people and objects. He wants to honor his subjects for their accomplishments and service by removing distractions and painting in a celebratory light. Subjects may be organic or man-made, commonplace or grandiose, newly-minted or weathered over many years. He usually paints familiar surroundings and that means rural subjects in the Catskill mountains and urban NYC scenes.