Raimundo Gaby will be showing his work at Gallery 40, 40 Cannon Street Poughkeepsie, NY from October 22 through the end of December, 2021. His solo exhibition "Colors of Grief" opens on Friday, October 22nd from 5-7 with a live and virtual artist talk at 6PM.

COLORS OF GRIEF STATEMENT
Colors of Grief is a culmination of the hardship and joy I experienced in the last eighteen months.  For many, this theme may seem sad or gloomy; however, to me, art has always been my escape (and salvation) when dealing with difficult times. I immerse myself into my paintings as I look for a cure or relief.  The intensity and urgency of it all is a reflection of my state of mind. I did not worry how my work would be received or judged. I was not focused on a coherent theme, nor was I afraid of overusing colors, textures or sparkles. I worked in my studio through sleepless nights pouring my emotions and thoughts, as if the kaleidoscope I was creating would give me comfort and answers. In the end I was able to transform grief into joy.
The show features fluid paintings utilizing multiple techniques and materials. The process is very experimental and it is created when the pigment is poured and it runs free.  The results are psychedelic, organic and often times surprising. There are no two alike as the paint independently runs over the canvas creating movement and emotions.  Almost all my creations are finished with art resin. Recently, I started experimenting with mixed media, incorporating broken glass, pebbles, and acrylic skin to my creations.
This show is dedicated to those we lost and grieved for and for a better future.

Karl Volk is proud to announce a solo show at the Hyde Park Free Library Annex. OPENING RECEPTION: SATURDAY, MAY 20, 4-6 PM. There are 17 pieces in the show which give you a sense of the unique, dynamic  and sometimes playful style he has developed over his extensive art career. Shown: Diva with Attendant, a silicone intaglio print, 26"x19". The show is on exhibit through June 30, 2017.

Barbara Todd is a photographic artist and member of Artists' Collective of Hyde Park. She is also on the Board as the VP of Marketing for the Collective. On June 25, Hudson Valley News Network published an interview with her about her work, some of which is currently on display in their offices at the Dutchess County Airport as seen in the video.  Barbara talks about her photography and ACHP. This exhibit will be on display through July until August 6.

She also has a solo show at the Hyde Park Free Library Annex. This exhibition will be on display through July 15.