Sculpture Exhibit at Tilly Foster Farm
100 NY-312, Brewster, NY. On View Daily: 10am-4pm
Opening Reception: Sat, Sept. 2, 2 – 6pm (Rain date: Sept. 3) On view daily Sept 2-October 30, 2023 from 10am-4pm
Collaborative Concept’s newly installed sculpture exhibit is a must see this year. Gracing pastoral vistas and hiking trails, twenty-five artworks (including two ArtsWestchester artists, Andrucyk and Khorover) engage with nature’s monumental beauty, its flora and fauna, water, and sun. Artistic media ranges from metal, wood, stone, fabric, and repurposed materials. Tilly Foster Farm also features charming animals, community garden and a farm to table experience.
Artists: Malin Abrahamsson, Inez Andrucyk, Jo-Ann Brody, Jodi Carlson, Donna Castelluccio, Linda L. Cunningham, Philipe Halaburda, Lenny Harringon, Natalya Khorover, David Link, Jim Lloyd, Timothy Lutz, Bob and Karen Madden, Carol Paik, Herman Roggemen, Norman Sas, Peter Schlemowitz, Fred Schlitzer, Laurie Sheridan, Herrat Sommerhoff, Robert Spinazzola, Betty Stafford, Storm King School, Patrick Todd, and Max Yawney
Made possible through a Grant Program with public funds provided through the NY State Council on the Arts with support from the Office of the Governor and the NY State Legislature and with public funds from Putnam County, and through the Putnam Arts Council’s Link.
About Inez Andrucyk
Statement of Intent. 2024
Finding refuge through painting and sculpture, sometimes joy by visually transforming the chaos of mental dystopian reasoning and apocalyptic anti-logic, I work at subduing and overtaking the chatter, by using assertive colors drowning out the nonsense and tying up the messy by lassoing confusion into various uplifting melodies.
“Could a greater Miracle take place than for us to look through each other’s eyes for an instant?” -Henry Thoreau. This art practice finds visual transformations as if watching moment by moment cloud changes tumbling through the sky. While the amorphous nature of truth feels unstable, the sheer joy of color, movement, line, and space are its antidote. These artworks are devoted to the search for a resonant balance inspired by those compassionate healers who so fearlessly strive to protect the living and our planet. Inez Andrucyk exhibits painting, sculpture, poetry, and hybrids within the New York metropolitan area including performances and video at Hudson Valley MOCA and Westchester Community College. Three murals are located in theBronx, Portchester, NY (SoneTower collaboration), and Fairfield CT. including various internet and hard copy publications to mention: The Journal News, Art Focuses on Addiction, www.artandaddiction website featured artwork. Unbearables Magazine, On the wall: community murals by Janet Braun-Reinitz & JaneWeissman, the Croton Review, WNYC “Art of War”slideshow, and CarlaRae Johnson’s Universe Journaling Projects. Professional Associations and memberships are the Museum of Modern Art, Whitney, Katonah Museum Arts Alliance, Peekskill Arts Alliance (Previous BoardMember), and Board member of Collaborative Concepts. Faculty member at Silvermine Art Center, Sing Sing Prison. Education: BFA-Rutgers University (Teacher Leon Golub), MFA-City College. Ed.M.-Columbia University’s Teachers College. Studied-Art Students League. Scholarship-The New York Academy of Art. Grants in education and mural-making-Citiarts and Artswestchester.