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WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. Meet ArtsWestchester's resident artists and view the gallery's current sculpture exhibit at the 13th annual ArtsBash, which features food, fun and fabulous art this weekend, according to a press release.
In addition to viewing the current exhibit, "Sculpture: On and Off the Wall," attendees can meet ArtWestchester's live-in artists, who rent studios at the nonprofit's facility, the Art Exchange, at 31 Mamaroneck Ave. They include painters, sculptors and fashion designers, who will open their studios for you to view their works in progress.
This year, ArtsWestchester partnered with Westchester Magazine's Food & Wine Festival to offer tastings from over 30 restaurants at the event. Tickets are $75.
On Saturday, the whole family can tour the studios and exhibit at Family ArtsBash, a free event full of hands-on activities and artist-taught family workshops. They include face painting, clown theater, visual arts, giveaways, complimentary massages and photo opportunities with Elton John and Katy Perry look-alikes.
"Sculpture: On and Off the Wall" Artists:
- Emil Alzamora
- Nancy Bowen
- Jo-Ann Brody
- Susan Cox
- Gordon Fearey
- Sarah Haviland
- Christopher Kaczmarek
- Barbara Korman
- Martin Kremer
- David Licata*
- Malcolm MacDougal III
- Clare Maker
- Susan Manspeizer
- Steven Millar
- Mari Ogihara*
- Daan Padmos
- Barbara Segal
- B. Avery Syrig
- Craig Usher
- Eric Wildrick*
Open Studio Artists:
- Bryan Greene
- Abigail Scanlan & Ita Pathak
- Dennis Hyland
- Roberto Figueroa
- Westchester Fashion Academy for Children / Denise Proctor
- Ball Park Prints
- Plaine & Chamberlain
- Katherine Nix
- Alliance Francaise
- Red Leash Studio
- Wanda Horrell
- Carrie Belk
- Teresa Hobson-McCabe
- Gail Freed
- Sheryle Wickman
- Patricia Spergel Bauman
- Eileen Stodut
- Christina Barretta
- Kiyoshi Otsuka
* Artists from White Plains
ArtsWestchester was founded in 1965 and is the largest private, nonprofit arts council in New York state. ArtsWestchester's grants help fund concerts, exhibitions and plays. It brings artists into schools and community centers, and it advocates for the arts and builds audiences through marketing initiatives.
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