Dyan & Daughters Exhibition Reception

Dyan & Daughters is an exhibition that features the works of Dyan, Stacy and Julie Rosenberg, a mother-daughter trio of artists who in 2015 co-owned an art gallery in Katonah, NY together called, Dyan & Daughters Gallery.  The exhibition will feature paintings by Dyan, digital prints & coloring books by Stacy and a mixture of paintings and other geometric-style artwork by Julie Rosenberg.  The exhibition funs from September 14 through November 9 with a reception on September 21. 

STACY ROSENBERG 

RISD graduate – collage digital & traditional – 2-time gallery owner – coloring book designer – illustrator – assemblage – furniture embellishment – graphic designer – steampunk gadget designer – found object collector – EBAY vintage finds seller – estate sale professional – polymer clay decorative arts designer – set designer – rug designer – brick & morter antique dealer – installation art.

JULIE ROSENBERG
Julie Rosenberg is a musician and artist who paints and designs electric guitars. Her passion for
the guitar began at age 9 when she first held one her hands. She played guitar and drums in
bands growing up and plays guitar in Reservoir Road Band and is also a solo musician. Julie’s
earliest influence on her artwork is her mother and her sister, both visual artists. In college, Julie
studied jazz guitar and went on to become a physical therapist. She holds two Masters Degrees,
one in Applied Physiology and another in Physical Therapy. Julie, originally from Rye Brook, NY,
currently serves as the President of the Katonah Museum Artists’ Association and lives in
Katonah, NY.

DYAN ROSENBERG
Artist statement. “My innate sense of form and color guides me in all my artistic creations. I consider myself apainter, but work also as a sculptor in wood, clay, paper, fiber and in architecture. My paintingprocess is free and spontaneous. I am fluid and comfortable moving from strong graphic shapesand patterns, to loose-expressionistic lines and moving forms. My work ranges from abstractexpressionism to the figurative, all saturated with Color! I see things thru my own prism. It is myway of speaking. No matter the medium, I exist as an artist, to create, live and breathe art. Mysuccess as an artist and business woman is based on my own evolution and the loyal followingof my friends and patrons who supported me through all my endeavors for over 50 years.” Dyan Rosenberg.