"Dimensions"



A MAG Spotlight Show

Featuring work by:

Rita Baunok - photography
Robin Henshel - ceramics
Lynne Lederman - prints
Ruth Raskin - photography
Brenna Rosenfeld - mixed media
Debora Solomon - sculpture
Phyllis Tarlow - oil paintings

Tuesday, June 21 - Saturday, July 9

Opening Reception
Saturday, June 25 - 3 pm - 5 pm

Gallery Hours:

Tuesday thru Saturday Noon to 5 PM
And by appointment

Lynne Lederman - prints

"La Vie Romantique" - Linocut by Lynne Lederman

"Requiem" - Woodcut by Lynne Lederman

Lynne Lederman’s works involve the surface decoration of paper and textiles, including one of a kind and limited edition wood cut, linocut, monotype, collagraph, dry point, engraving, and silk screen prints; paintings and mixed media works, and wall hangings, and liturgical textiles.
Her work explores the relationship between the natural, constructed, and spiritual worlds. Her work has been exhibited internationally.

Ruth Raskin - photography

"Louvre Ceiling" - photograph by Ruth Raskin

"Inside the Musee d'Orsay" - photograph by Ruth Raskin

Brenna Rosenfeld - mixed media

I consider my artwork a journey in which I learn, teach, experiment, make mistakes and take risks.  Right now I am primarily concerned with shapes and their relationships to each other, texture, pattern and color. Most of my work contains recycled paper that I paint and draw over many times until it becomes almost unrecognizable.  I enjoy mixed media because it allows me the freedom to experiment with many materials, substrates and ideas silmultaneously.  Through making art I hope to bring a small amount of beauty into the world with my vision and interpretation.

Debora Solomon - sculpture

"Reclining Women" - Bronze sculpture by Debora Solomon

"Tree of Life" - Mahagony sculpture by Debora Solomon

The conscious use of negative space is evident in all of my work. Because negative space as well as positive space helps define sculpture, the importance of working with that negative space and deliberately using it as an element of the sculpture itself has become more important in my work over the course of time. I have experimented with the idea of making negative space the primary sculpture itself, i.e., that which the viewer’s eye see first. It is the combination of the two, positive and negative space, which gives sculpture its dynamic quality.
I have exhibited in Illinois, Pennsylvania, Virginia and New York.

"Vortex" - Alabaster sculpture by Debora Solomon

Phyllis Tarlow - oil paintings

"Summer Day at Garrison's Landing" - Oil by Phyllis Tarlow

Phyllis Tarlow is a Westchester-based artist who lives and works in Hartsdale, NY. Both portrait artist and fine art painter, Phyllis’s realistic work with a sensitive touch ranges from landscapes painted in oil and watercolor, to detailed portraits of people, animals, and homes in a variety of mediums.

Phyllis is a long time member of MAG and other local art associations and is a member of Artists in the Parks and the Lower Hudson Valley Plein Air Painters chapter of New York Plein Air Painters. Phyllis is also an associate member of the Oil Painters of America and a member of the Portrait Society of America.

Phyllis exhibits work at Images Gallery, Briarcliff Manor, NY, The Flatiron Gallery Peekskill, NY, and the Bannerman Island Gallery, Beacon, NY. She often participates in group shows, plein air events and fund-raisers in the region. Her work has appeared in numerous juried exhibitions including those of the Salmagundi Club in New York City, the Hudson Valley Art Association, the Westchester Beaux Arts exhibitions, and New Rochelle Art Association Annual Open Juried Exhibitions, and has received a number of awards at these exhibitions.

Earlier in her career, Phyllis worked as an illustrator. Her illustrations appeared in Reader’s Digest and other magazines as well as on young adult book covers, in textbooks, and in advertising and promotional literature for major corporations.

"Bear Mt. Bridge from Iona Marsh"
oil by Phyllis Tarlow