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Friday, December 14, 2012

WINTER ART SHOW AT DIEGO SALAZAR ART GALLERY IN L.I.C.


Event organized by  Ann O' Connor and her company: Zoe Scope Studio
Artist Joel Handorff (2nd from left) sorrounded by his friends, Jim Steere, Kate Bevington, Margaret Schepfs and Ernie Smith during the exhibition of his hanging cloth paintings.

NYC TALENT PRESS / Guillermo MOGOLLAN.
Queens, NY.- On thursday, December the 13th, there was an art exhibition at the Diego Salazar Art Gallery, where 14 artists presented their work, many of which were images of a Long Island City that no longer exists: the Power Plant at 5th St. and 51st Ave. with its original stacks, which is now a luxury apartment building, and the old Gantries before they were polished up and became focal points for the waterside park.


Some of these artists found inspiration in the more industrial Long Island City, which is fast disappearing. You could find people in some of the paintings doing ordinary things; other paintings encompassed strange inward realities that are often expressed symbolically.

Photos of crashed cars and torn billboards eyeing us mysteriously, hanging cloth paintings on draped cloth with sewing machine stitching drawing us into the pirate’s lair, and a couple of white porcelain sea creatures that confound the imagination engage us further and energize the rooms, they were also part of this art exhibition.

For more info, contact: amo@zoescopestudio.com

Diego Salazar Art Gallery
21-25 44th Avenue
Long Island City, Queens 11101 

 Pictures by: Guillermo MOGOLLAN   © MOGOLLAN EMPIRE 2012. All Rights Reserved.
 Artwork by Mary Didoardo. Night studio 2005, oil on wood panel 24" x 26".


These are the artists whose artwork featured in the winter exhibition of the gallery: 

                                              
                                                 Mary Didoardo                      Oscar Maxera

                                                 Arthur Hammer                   Elinore Schnurr

                                                 Joel Handorff                       Costa Vavagiakis
  
                                                 Noriko Kuresumi                   Diane Sipprelle
                                             
                                                 Ragnar Lagerblad                Preston Trombly

                                                Jean-Marie Guyaux           John Varriano

                                                Violet Baxter                         Sandra Mack Valencia


Artist Sandara Mack-Valencia posing in front of her artwork.


Artist Ragnar Lagerblad, his artwork right behind him.


Sculptor artist Noriko Kuresumi posing with one of her creations.


Paintings by Violet Baxter.


'Ascension' from Artist John Varriano's subway series.
Oil on canvas 16" x 20".


The Salazar family: Diego, Mariana, Gladys and Andrea. Owners of the art gallery.


 From left to right: Patricia Hoetzel, Ann O' Connor C.E.O. of Zoe Scope Studio, organizer of the exhibition; Frame Master Luis Cárdenas; Laura Montoya, official of the Colombia General Consulate in New York, Carlos Martínez and Graphic Designer Arturo Cárdenas.


Attendance at the Diego Salazar winter exhibition was good.


Darya and Lidia, art fans who enjoyed 
the exhibition at the art gallery.

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