June 1-June 30, 2025

Works by Deborah Yaffe & Claire Wasser

Deborah's Body of work is titled "Biomorphic Explorations in Paint".

top left: "Where are the Bugs" acrylic on paper 2025 12 x 9"

top right: "Connected - acrylic on paper 2025 18" x 15"

bottom right: "wake up - acrylic on paper 2025 15 x 11"

Claire's piece is from a series "Contemporary Genocides": fabric patterns created, ripped, and reassembled.

bottom left: "Sudanese Pattern" handmade collage on paper 2025 11x12"

There will be a closing reception on Sunday, June 29th at 4 pm outside the library at the gallery.

May 1-May 31, 2025

Group Show: Small Works Project

From top left to right:

Cement Group Artists:

Top Row:

Suzanne Stokes, Wayne Montecalvo, Suzanne Stokes

2nd Row:

Michelle Hughes, Laura Moriarty, James Fossett,

3rd Row:

Judith Hoyt, Claire Wasser, JoAnna Ruisi,

Bottom Row: Kristin Rego.

Incarcerated Artists:

Eli Henry, Sam Coop

March 25-April 25,2025

Drawings by Deirdre Leber & Claire Wasser

This month will feature early drawings by Deirdre Leber and recent drawings by Claire Wasser.

Are drawings considered paintings? Their difference has to do with the medium. Drawing is often more focused on values (of dark and light) and lines, while paintings tend to be more focused on color. But not always. A painting can consist of lines and be monochromatic, or a drawing can use color. Drawings are usually created on paper and paintings are usually created on paper, linen, or panel.

Deirdre Leber (1986) Deirdre Leber (1986) Claire Wasser (2025) Claire Wasser (2025)

February 17-March 25, 2025

Land & Sea: Works by Judy Stanger & Claire Wasser

Claire Wasser Claire Wasser Claire Wasser Judy Stanger Judy Stanger

February 10-February 14, 2025

Vintage Valentine's by Natalie Wasserman

January 10 - February 10, 2025

InSight Out Goes Inside

This month's exhibit will feature the art of incarcerated art students along with the associated work of their teachers.

Tasha Depp and Claire Wasser are teaching artists through Rehabilitation Through the Arts (RTA).

Top Left: Tasha Depp; Top Right: Student Adam,

Bottom Left: Claire Wasser "Barbados Beach" Collage 2024, Bottom Right: Student Eli "A Fall Collage" 2024

Previous Exhibitions:

December 1-January 6

"Mother-Daughter"

The work in this show is by a mother and her daughter. The mother's work on the left is of Natalie Wasserman, and the work on the right, of Claire Wasser.

The top row of each artist's work represents bookcases.

Natalie created cards for her husband over the course of 50 years on Valentine's day, Father's day, and his birthday. Claire's work is titled "Banned Books" (oil on paper, 2024)

The second row represents images of home and home life.

Natalie's work on the left shows an image of a home exterior, family sitting at a table, and children saluting their father as he enters home at the end of the day.

Claire's piece is titled "Daughters and Significant Others with Remy" (oil on paper, 2024)

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