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Silent art auction and exhibit showcasing
the Capital Region's next generation of artists

June 4–June 27, 2010

 

Top 50 Works

 The Artists

 

"Untitled (1)" by Leif Zurmuhlen "Pack Forest #5" by John W. Yost "Cao Cao & The battle of Guanda" by Tommy Watkins "Confidence" by Sarah Walroth "Adirondack March III" by Eileen Rice Walker
"Self #2" by Carl Voegtling "Beneath the Arch, Central Park, NYC, 2-18-05" by Marie Triller "Figure Head" by Patricia Loonan Testo "The Guys #2" by Susan Stuart "Blue Sound" by Susan Sommer
"Is there a ghost [in my beach house?]" by S. M. Smith "Dove Street Lattice" by Amy Shafer "Helderberg Sunrise" by Laurie Searl "West Shore of the Hudson River" by W.O. Pettit III "River Man" by Wren Panzella
"Indestructability questioned" by Dorothea Osborn "Soaking Feet" by Clifford Oliver "Under the Red Oaks" from 100 Angels by Gail Nadeau "Surge" by Jessy Montrose "Rain/Cranberry Lake" by Catherine Wagner Minnery
"Demeter, Goddess of the Harvest" by Gary Masline "Wouldn't It Be Fun To Build A Fort I" by Sarah Martinez "Mystic Storm" by Jason Blue Lake Hawk Martinez "Dear God" by Stacy Livingston "Evincive (1)" by Christopher Lisio
"Variation on a Theme: 11" by David Kvam "Dining Room Table" Chloe Kettlewell "Pregnant with Thought" by Jenny Kemp "The Black Forest" by Sylvie Kantorovitz "Voice and Distance" by Tony Iadicicco
"Refrigerator" by Mark Gregory "Downtown Schenectady" by Brian Hofmeister "42.56.7.6632-73.39.6.912.4.14.2010.17:35-17:46" by Theresa Hayes "Sunset on the Lower Hudson" by Robin R. Guthridge "Autumn on the Hudson" by Audrey Grendahl Kuhn
"Eye on the Prize" by Chip Fasciana "Timken" by Jim Flosdorf "Until Soon-Segment #1" by Stephen Honicki "Trees and Cloud" by Raymond Felix "Street Jazz" by Paul Deyss
"Red Queen" by Scott Donohue  "River Landscape #1" by Kristen DeFontes "Biergarden and Miss Albany" by John Connors "Pink Interference" by Peter Combe "Harry and Dora" by Lorraine B. Chesin
"Hudson River Landscaping; Cityscape" by Joleen Button "Oriental Frieze (for R.M)" by David Brickman "Comfort" by Gabrielle Becker "Open Spaces" by David Arsenault "St. Patrick's Cathedral" by Michael Weidrich

 

 

David Arsenault
Gabrielle Becker
David Brickman
Joleen Button
Lorraine Chesin
Peter Combe
John Connors
Kristen DeFontes
Paul  Deyss
Scott Donohue
Chip Fasciana
Raymond Felix
Jim Flosdorf
Mark Gregory
Audrey Grendahl Kuhn
Robin Guthridge
Theresa Hayes
Brian Hofmeister
Stephen Honicki
Tony Iadicicco
Sylvie Kantorovitz
Jenny Kemp
Chloe Kettlewell
David Kvam
Christopher Lisio
Stacy Livingston
Patricia Loonan Testo
Jason Blue Lake Hawk Martinez
Sarah Martinez
Gary Masline
Jessy Montrose
Gail  Nadeau
Clifford Oliver
Dorothea Osborn
Wren Panzella
Bill Pettit III
Laurie Searl
Amy Shafer
Scott M. Smith
Susan Sommer
Susan Stuart
Marie Triller
Carl Voegtling
Catherine Wagner Minnery
Eileen Rice Walker
Sarah Walroth
Tommy Watkins
Michael Weidrich
John Yost
Leif Zurmuhlen


 

 

 

 

2010

The Art Auction Committee of the Albany Institute of History & Art has selected 50 original works of art from Capital Region artists to be included in Tomorrow’s Masters Today, an art exhibit and silent auction, which was a feature of the 2010 Museum Gala on Friday, June 11. Proceeds from the auction and gala support the ongoing programming of the Albany Institute.

 Tomorrow’s Master Today is part of an effort to promote up and coming artists of the Capital Region and highlight the growing artistic wealth of this area. Participating artists receive 50% of the proceeds from the sale of any work displayed at the event, and the remaining 50% will benefit the Albany Institute of History & Art.

The Masterpiece

Chip Fasciana
 

The Master Class

Chip Fasciana
Jim Flosdorf
Mark Gregory
Theresa Hayes
Chloe Kettlewell
David Kvam
Christopher Lisio
Gail Nadeau
Catherine Wagner Minnery
John Yost

 

For more information,
please contact

Michael Weidrich
Director of Corporate Development

(518) 463-4478, ext. 414 or weidrichm@albanyinstitute.org

 
 

 
 
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