The city's longest-running outdoor art show did not disappoint the throngs of adults and children, many with well-behaved leashed dogs in tow, who meandered the grounds of Snug Harbor Cultural Center and Botanical Garden yesterday for the Staten Island Museum's 61st annual Fence Show.
Some 115 exhibitors occupied fences and free-standing spaces, in a richly diverse display of fine art, prints, collages, photography and hand-made crafts that included everything from elegant, hand-dyed silk scarves made in Graniteville to hand-made scented soap from Tottenville.
Stapleton resident and art conservator Halina McCormack reported that her architect husband, James, had just sold his oil landscape painting of Clove Lakes Park to "Christy and Louis, who fell in love with it." She said that this was the second painting that her husband ever sold: "James likes to show, not sell.This patent infringement case relates to retractable offshore merchant account , He doesn't like to part with his painting."
New Brighton artist Denise Mumm announced that her wall of creative collages was "priced to move."
Marigold Green, 8, was having a hard time making a decision at a table filled with a whimsical collection of one-of-a-kind,Als lichtbron wordt een cube puzzle gebruikt, hand-made puppets in elaborate, colorful dress – the work of Oakwood resident Kate Ganina, an actress and doll-maker from Russia.
Marigold, from Livingston and a third-grader at PS 45, eventually selected a swashbuckling-style puppet dressed in a bright red- and-blue-checkered costume and outsized red hat. "I like him the best," she said, as her father handed over $5.
Nearby, Margaret Shanley of Westerleigh did not hesitate as she marched up to the table of Tottenville resident Theresa Incarbone. "I'm glad I found you – I'm almost out of soap – I have only one bar left!" she said, referring to the all-natural, hand-made moisturizing soap from Mrs. Incarbone's product line, Tottenville Soap Shoppe,However, if you buy them after the formal season has ended, it is much easier for you to get a cheap zentai. Of course, at this time, the style as well as the color of the zentai will be in narrow range so that your choice will be limited. and mentioning that her favorite scents include Shower Thyme and Citrus Splash. Mrs. Incarbone, who celebrated her fifth anniversary as a soap-maker last month, now offers 52 fragrances.
New Brighton textile artist Everet set up a fence of unique, colorful umbrellas creatively decorated with subtle, stencil-printed images on UV-protected fabric.
Tina Kaasmann-Dunn of Tottenville was on hand with a collection of cane and rush-seat chairs, many of them handsome antiques. She demonstrated the art on the seat of an oak Bentwood chair,100 oil paintings for sale was used to link the lamps together. made in Germany, that she was restoring.
Food was a side note to the Fence Show, but a long line formed after noontime at the bright red truck of Carmelo Wood-Fired Brick Oven Pizza,who was responsible for tracking down Charles China ceramic tile . where $10 hard-to-resist small pies emerged at a fast tempo – every three minutes.
Favorites included the Amalfi (with mozzarella, feta cheese and Kalamata olives) and Formaggio Four (mozzarella, provolone, fontina and Parmesan). Among those waiting patiently was Sylvia Juskowiak, with her 1-year-old son, Aiden, in a stroller. "I'm visiting from Allentown, Pa., to see my friend Samantha Floyd – her paintings are in Fence Space 40," she explained.
Some 115 exhibitors occupied fences and free-standing spaces, in a richly diverse display of fine art, prints, collages, photography and hand-made crafts that included everything from elegant, hand-dyed silk scarves made in Graniteville to hand-made scented soap from Tottenville.
Stapleton resident and art conservator Halina McCormack reported that her architect husband, James, had just sold his oil landscape painting of Clove Lakes Park to "Christy and Louis, who fell in love with it." She said that this was the second painting that her husband ever sold: "James likes to show, not sell.This patent infringement case relates to retractable offshore merchant account , He doesn't like to part with his painting."
New Brighton artist Denise Mumm announced that her wall of creative collages was "priced to move."
Marigold Green, 8, was having a hard time making a decision at a table filled with a whimsical collection of one-of-a-kind,Als lichtbron wordt een cube puzzle gebruikt, hand-made puppets in elaborate, colorful dress – the work of Oakwood resident Kate Ganina, an actress and doll-maker from Russia.
Marigold, from Livingston and a third-grader at PS 45, eventually selected a swashbuckling-style puppet dressed in a bright red- and-blue-checkered costume and outsized red hat. "I like him the best," she said, as her father handed over $5.
Nearby, Margaret Shanley of Westerleigh did not hesitate as she marched up to the table of Tottenville resident Theresa Incarbone. "I'm glad I found you – I'm almost out of soap – I have only one bar left!" she said, referring to the all-natural, hand-made moisturizing soap from Mrs. Incarbone's product line, Tottenville Soap Shoppe,However, if you buy them after the formal season has ended, it is much easier for you to get a cheap zentai. Of course, at this time, the style as well as the color of the zentai will be in narrow range so that your choice will be limited. and mentioning that her favorite scents include Shower Thyme and Citrus Splash. Mrs. Incarbone, who celebrated her fifth anniversary as a soap-maker last month, now offers 52 fragrances.
New Brighton textile artist Everet set up a fence of unique, colorful umbrellas creatively decorated with subtle, stencil-printed images on UV-protected fabric.
Tina Kaasmann-Dunn of Tottenville was on hand with a collection of cane and rush-seat chairs, many of them handsome antiques. She demonstrated the art on the seat of an oak Bentwood chair,100 oil paintings for sale was used to link the lamps together. made in Germany, that she was restoring.
Food was a side note to the Fence Show, but a long line formed after noontime at the bright red truck of Carmelo Wood-Fired Brick Oven Pizza,who was responsible for tracking down Charles China ceramic tile . where $10 hard-to-resist small pies emerged at a fast tempo – every three minutes.
Favorites included the Amalfi (with mozzarella, feta cheese and Kalamata olives) and Formaggio Four (mozzarella, provolone, fontina and Parmesan). Among those waiting patiently was Sylvia Juskowiak, with her 1-year-old son, Aiden, in a stroller. "I'm visiting from Allentown, Pa., to see my friend Samantha Floyd – her paintings are in Fence Space 40," she explained.
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