Spacious Orange Hall Gallery is the venue for a large eclectic exhibit entitled Art for the Sake of Us All!, an eclectic show. A variety of very different artworks comprise the 115 works by 36 artists. Media include pastels, watercolors, acrylics, oils, reverse glass paintings, wood, marble, and hydro-cal, and metals sculptures, ceramics, pen & ink and pencil drawings, etchings, monoprints, and photographs. The 36 artists are the following: Linda Barboni, Bruce Bleach, Marietta Buckheit, Bill Cypher, Elisabeth S. Ehlers, Amanda Epstein, Dennis Fanton, Karen E. Gersch, Maureen Hart, Ann Higgins, Elise Hornbeck, Kate Z. Hyden, Denise Shelby Isseks, Steve Karp, Anne W. Kelly, Linda Kujawski, Ward Lamb, Terry Mollo, David Nolan, Malgorzata Oakes, Cynthia Harris-Pagano, Chrissy Pahucki, Michael Piotrowski, Veronica Plucinski, Richard Price, Mary C. Roth, Mitchell Saler, Mary Mugele Sealfon, Mary Shields, Frank Shuback, Jose Soto, Valerie Taggart, Michael Tobin, Ronald Weathers, Rick Weber, and Renee Zernitsky.

                                                                                                                                            Musician Chris Parker

Come celebrate at the Art Reception is on Sunday, November 6 from 2:30 to 5pm! Music is another significant member of the arts family and best to complement the visual arts. The excellent musicians of the Chris Parker Trio will play jazz during the reception. All of the selections of music for the afternoon are original compositions by Chris Parker, pianist, who will be accompanied by bassist Tony Marino and
drummer/percussionist Marko Marcinko.

                                                                                                                                            Moonstruck  ~ stone, alabaster by Terry S. Mollo  

Join us for a wonderful afternoon filled with the Arts. The event is free and open to the public.

Free parking is available in parking lot #1 which is adjacent to Orange Hall. GPS: 24 Grandview Ave, Middletown. Building doors leading directly to the gallery face the parking lot. Those plus the main doors will be open.

                                                                               The Beat of Wings ~ oil by Karen E. Gersch

Questions may be directed to Cultural Affairs at cultural@sunyorange.edu.