We at the Art et cetera Gallery are pleased to announce that this weekend we are celebrating the end of our inauguration exhibition, Zolaesque.  We thank the gallery’s many visitors for their strong support, in a village that is just beginning to re-awaken after a few decades.  Before we take-down the current show, to make room for the exciting Alfredo Santos show, which opens August 4th and which promises to make a stir in Santos’ former home of Fleischmanns, we hope that you will visit us and take advantage of special pricing, should you consider purchasing a special Zola piece or other works in our current collection. 

Attention all local artists! Starting after Labor Day, the final show of the season will feature artists of Fleischmanns and its surrounding area. Anyone interested in having their works displayed should send an e-mail to staff@artetcetera.info. Please send photo attachments of works if available.  

For the preparation of the upcoming Alfredo Santos show at Art etcetera, John Mulloy is putting together a more complete list of works by the artist owned by collectors in Fleischmanns and the surrounding area.  The plan is to select from this inventory, a series of works by Santos, in collaboration with their owners, for inclusion in the Alfredo Santos show.  So if you're the proud owner of a Santos work, or know of one who is, send an e-mail to gloria@artetcetera.info, or give us a ring at phone no: 845-254-4998.  Who knows what hidden treasures, or unusual works, will show up.

There's no better way to enjoy the July 4th and baseball connection than with one of our Baabaa Baseballs, creatively found and signed by our smallest contributor to Art et cetera.  These objets d'art are specially priced to go quickly, through the air or on the ground!

 

Here's a link to our smallest gallery contributor so that you can recognize and greet her, which she would love, when she walks the streets of Fleischmanns, ever in search of that unique art object to bring forth through her unique vision. 

Who's Santos?  He's the colorful and mysterious artist making a comeback from his Studio in Fleischmanns during the 60s and 70s.  What's more appropriate to show the works of one of Fleischmanns own in Fleischmanns own Art Gallery. 

 

... stay tuned!....

The grand opening of ART et cetera begins with Zolaesque, a show of the works of three sisters, Martha Zola, Irene Zola and gallery owner, Gloria Zola-Mulloy.  All working with visual art, they saw the show as an opportunity to see their work side by side and to share their acrylic and pastel paintings as well as photographs with others.

 

Click here for more info on the grand opening.