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  1. Eclecticism – An Art Exhibition in Carmel, NY Is Now Open

    Arbor Gallery invites you to experience Eclecticism, a lively group exhibition bringing together 19 artists and an engaging range of recent work.

    Eclecticism:
    A Diverse Group of Artists
    Display Their Latest Work

    August 5-30, 2026

    Arbor Gallery
    inside Promenade on 6
    1875 Route 6
    Unit 111
    Carmel, New York 10512

    Curated by Mary Ann Glass, the exhibition celebrates the creative variety found throughout the Hudson Valley arts community. Visitors will encounter both two- and three-dimensional artwork spanning an eclectic selection of subjects, materials and artistic approaches.

    The exhibition includes paintings ranging from still lifes and landscapes to abstraction, surrealism and imaginative narrative work, alongside photography, digitally blended imagery, collage, pottery, porcelain painting, prints and shadow boxes. The result is a show filled with contrasts, unexpected connections and many different ways of seeing.

    “Seated Aphrodite” by KrasskovaFruit Still Lifes by KrasskovaPhotos courtesy of Hudson Valley Curator and Photographer Mary Ann Glass. Exhibition Page

    #acyrlic #ArborGallery #art #artForSale #artGallery #Carmel #CarmelNY #GalinaKrasskova #HudsonValley #HudsonValleyArts #MaryAnnGlass #NewYork #painting
  2. You’re Invited to Eclecticism – An Art Exhibition in Carmel, NY

    Arbor Gallery invites you to experience Eclecticism, a lively group exhibition bringing together 19 artists and an engaging range of recent work.

    Eclecticism:
    A Diverse Group of Artists
    Display Their Latest Work

    August 5-30, 2026

    Opening Reception:
    Saturday, August 8, 11:00 AM-2:00 PM

    Arbor Gallery
    inside Promenade (on 6 Building)
    1875 Route 6
    Carmel, New York

    Exhibition Page

    The still life painting of the orange on the above exhibition graphic is my own painting, entitled “William, that Orange!”

    Curated by Mary Ann Glass, the exhibition celebrates the creative variety found throughout the Hudson Valley arts community. Visitors will encounter both two- and three-dimensional artwork spanning an eclectic selection of subjects, materials and artistic approaches.

    The exhibition includes paintings ranging from still lifes and landscapes to abstraction, surrealism and imaginative narrative work, alongside photography, digitally blended imagery, collage, pottery, porcelain painting, prints and shadow boxes. The result is a show filled with contrasts, unexpected connections and many different ways of seeing.

    #acyrlic #ArborGallery #art #artForSale #artGallery #Carmel #CarmelNY #GalinaKrasskova #HudsonValley #HudsonValleyArts #MaryAnnGlass #NewYork #painting
  3. Well, well, well -- guess what? There's more than just #Tritium in that water -- just like with #Fukushima! #Corporations like #TEPCO and #Holtec LOVE to DOWNPLAY what's really in the water they want to dump!

    #RocklandCounty Passes Resolution Against Dumping #RadioactiveWater in the #HudsonRiver; Second This Week

    Published Mar 9, 2023 Categories

    "In a 16-0 vote, the Rockland County Legislature unanimously approved a resolution calling on Governor Hochul and relevant agencies to stop Holtec International from dumping #toxic waste into the Hudson River. Rockland became the second county in the Hudson Valley region to oppose Holtec’s polluting plan, just two days after the #Westchester Board of Legislators took similar action.

    "Holtec International, the company in charge of decommissioning the #IndianPoint Nuclear Plant, wants to dump one million gallons of toxic wastewater from the plant’s spent fuel pools into the Hudson River. The company’s waste has several contaminants [NOT JUST TRITIUM LIKE HOLTEC KEEPS SAYING] including #tritium, a radioactive isotope that can lead to cancer when inhaled, ingested or absorbed through the skin in large quantities. Seven communities and over 100,000 people rely on drinking water from the Hudson River.

    "Santosh Nandabalan, Senior New York Organizer with Food & Water Watch issued the following statement: 'To allow the immense discharge of toxic, radioactive waste into New Yorkers’ drinking water is to privilege corporate expediency over public health. One by one, Hudson Valley authorities are taking a stand against Holtec’s ludicrously dangerous proposal. Governor Hochul must take immediate action to safeguard public health and stop Holtec’s scheme.'"

    #HudsonRiver #HudsonRiverValley #HudsonValley #Fukushima #NewYork #Japan #NoDumping #WaterIsLife #StopTEPCO #NoNukes #TEPCOLies #HoltecLies

    Read more: foodandwaterwatch.org/2023/03/

  4. … also spending time thinking about #snowboards #snowboarding, vintage #burton swag, #lego for kids (esp #solar #solarpunk lego!), growing Stockade FC via #supportlocalsoccer #localsoccer #WeAreStockade and soccer as a platform for brining communities together. Living in #greenwichvillage #nyc, but bouncing back and forth between #kingston #hudsonvalley and #mountsnow #vermont. Not a big fan of #hashtags, but also not a big fan of Elon… so I’ll suck it up for now. 👍🏼