​Blue Hill Art & Cultural Center

Please join us to meet the artists and or their families, explore the show,
and consider adding one of these unique works of art to your collection.

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Press Release:

The Spring exhibition at Blue Hill Art & Cultural has expanded into twelve solo shows. The idea sprang from participation in the last show, Series and Progressions. Norman Galinsky was one of the artists. The culmination of his decades of work shown in the recently renovated white marble lobbies simply sang.

We asked the artist if he would like to keep his work longer and add more artworks to expand the existing show. Norman Galinsky's story is fascinating. His first career was chemical engineering. He balanced science and art, until he combined the two and went on to receive his MFA at Columbia. His artworks are a beautiful combination of his natural curiosity, exploration, creativity, and skill using repetitive small marks into patterns of dynamic force.

Many of the works have a central focus which captivate the viewer. There is a transformation between the small marks and emergence of optical vibrancy. Seeing the work at Blue Hill Plaza is a joy. Exploring each of the artist's works is worthwhile.

The importance of viewing a body of work by individual artists is often overlooked. Seeing many works gives the viewer a better chance to fully understand and appreciate the impact of their intent.

After all, people are bombarded with images throughout their days. And seeing a multitude of works by many artists can add more complexities to the experience. How refreshing it is to slow down and experience a larger grouping of works by a single arist, giving the viewer a better chance to understand the artist's interests.

Each of the twelve artists selected in this exhibition have a unique focus. The exhibition runs from March 27 through August 20th. An opening reception is scheduled for Saturday March 28th from 3-5pm, with a solo flute played by musician, David Wechsler.

The show includes artists and photographers; Miroslav Vrzala, Pam Grafstien, Judy Zehentner, Ruth Plucinski, J. Tedesco, Barry Jay Yarkon, Lois Bender, Linda Puiatti, Andrea Geller, Emily Barnett, and Laura Platt.

The exhibition is open to the public and can be viewed Monday-Friday from 9 am- 5pm, and Saturday-Sunday from 9am – 4pm (on weekends please tell the security guards at the front desk you are visiting to see the art show)

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