Friday, January 5, 2018

Sagebrush starts the year with a bounty of new images!

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Art on Paper returns to New York City's Pier 36 this March 8 - 11

Art on Paper
Art on Paper
Art on Paper returns to New York City's Pier 36 this March 8 - 11 for the fair's anticipated fourth edition, featuring 85 galleries from around the world presenting sculpture, drawing, painting, and photography, all unified by the medium of paper.

Art on Paper 2018 welcomes first time exhibitors including Tandem PressSAMUEL FREEMANELLEN MILLER GALLERYOhshima Fine ArtC24 GalleryMarnling Press, and Cinders Gallery, joining notable returning exhibitors including Tamarind Institutehpgrp GALLERYWalter Maciel GalleryNancy Hoffman GalleryMuriel Guépin GalleryElectric WorksHATHAWAYForum GalleryElins Eagles-Smith GalleryThe Tolman CollectionRichard Levy GalleryWatanuki Ltd. | Gallery Toki-no-WasuremonoJONATHAN FERRARA GALLERYStoney Road PressK. Imperial Fine ArtCenter Street StudioKathryn Markel Fine ArtsGibbons & Nicholas, and Dolan/Maxwell, all presenting significant projects exploring and expanding the boundaries of what a work on paper can be.  
Art on Paper
Working alongside Partners Brooklyn MuseumLower Eastside Girls Club, and The Wall Street Journal, Art on Paper's fourth edition will demonstrate the diversity of its central medium and solidify its standing as a must-attend destination for the best in modern and contemporary paper-based art.

To learn more about the fourth edition of Art on Paper, visit thepaperfair.com
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Hope to see all Jaunary 14th the start of our Salon Season meet Kerriann Flanagan Brosky, Joe Giaquinto at The Ketcham Inn


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Tuesday, January 2, 2018

Join us Sun. 14,2018~ Kerriann Flanagan Brosky & Joe Giaquinto ~Historic Haunts of Long Island 4PM~ Ketcham Inn


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Casey Chalem Anderson's Winter Cloud Wave 12 x 12 oil on panel


Winter Cloud Wave



In the 01/02/2018 edition: 
By Casey on Jan 01, 2018 05:37 pm
Winter Cloud Wave 12 x 12 oil on panel
Winter Cloud Wave 12 x 12 oil on panel
Have you ever noticed similarities in ways that puffy cumulous clouds and waves look? Both have rounded soft edges that are molded creating depth and space. They often share similar colors: mounds of soft glowing white and delicate lavender gray shadows.
Waves and clouds are both made of water in different forms. Liquid waves explode with a super charged energy spurting skyward and then tumbling down. You can feel another movement as the wind blows against the face of the wave dispersing foam into thin wisps and fine mist.  Watch a wave in any season and it brings you into a action packed exhilarating moment.
Winter waves remind me that the ocean is powerful beyond anything that man can control.  I’m thinking about the gentle days of Spring and Summer ahead and how we will want to jump into that very same ocean.
All the best to you and Happy New Year 2018 – hoping it will bring wonderful new ideas, plans and moments!
Casey

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Saturday, December 30, 2017

December 15 op-ed article in the New York Times, Bill McKibben states that it's hard to be optimistic when the US government has just reported that "the Arctic [habitat of the beluga] shows no sign of returning to the reliably frozen region of recent past decades."



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Beluga Whale, 2017. © Elliot Ross  


Bill McKibben: Something Big is Starting to Shift 
Renowned environmentalist McKibben  is not  referring to a beluga whale, but something bigger. In a December 15 op-ed article in the New York Times, he states that it's hard to be optimistic when the US government has just reported that "the Arctic [habitat of the beluga] shows no sign of returning to the reliably frozen region of recent past decades."  
He goes on to offer some heartening news for the New Year, however. The trillion-dollar Norwegian sovereign wealth fund is considering divesting their holdings in companies that produce climate-warming fossil fuels, and that other large financial institutions, and  some governments, have already begun to do so.   
Read the full article here.

Yours with best regards for a happy and healthy New Year,

Elliot

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We can recognize the other animals as fellow creatures who share our fate as conscious living beings struggling to get along in a world we never made.


-Christine Korsgaard

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