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The Original Village Gallery Space

Equine works by Naomi Moes-Jenkins, the Village Gallery’s guest artist in December and January. Each year, the Gallery brings in 11 guest artists .

Elsewhere in the main salon, the “sail”-covered windows on to the harbor, and an under-the-pier scene by Sue Henry.

Robind Griswold-Ott showing her pottery, in particular the bottom where there is a turtle. (She puts such animals hidden on the part of the pottery where most people wouldn’t think to look.) Griswold-Ott, whose resume includes a stint as an artist in the US Marines, is one of the 2 dozen artists on display in the main room.

Playing off another window. A photograph of a NY landmark, the Flatiron Building, in the gallery, with an Oriental landmark, the Bean, just across the parking lot.

The Escher-esque wood sculpures – lathe elevated to fine art tool — by Manfred Rott. This one is called, Pomenade.

Shelf life at the Village Gallery.

More of the Village Gallery’s main exhibition space.

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Posted Saturday January 12, 2013 by Melinda Penkava