Barry Lobdell: "Roundabout"

"Roundabout" is an exhibition of photographs taken while riding on ferryboats, which Saranac Lake photographer Barry Lobdell has assembled from works both old and new in his portfolio. Lobdell said he has always enjoyed the temporary escape from the everyday earthbound existence, which a ferryboat ride represents and has made it a habit to photograph these journeys.

"Roundabout" will be on display from Sept. 1 to 28,

Opening reception from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 3

 

Adirondack Artists' Guild

52 Main St. (Green's Market)

Saranac Lake, NY 12983 (Map)

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Jacqueline Altman Meg Bernstein Nancy Brossard Susan Camp Donna Foley Sandra Hildreth Suzanne Lebeda
Diane Leifheit Barry Lobdell Burdette Parks Mary Lou Reid Eleanor Sweeney Ursula Trudeau Ken Wiley

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Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday: 10 - 5

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Sunday: 12 - 3

The Adirondack Artists' Guild is a cooperative retail art gallery representing a diverse group of artists residing and working in theTri-Lakes Area of the Adirondack Park. Many of us have shown throughout the United States and internationally. The Guild is a result of the efforts of the Saranac Lake Downtown Revitalization Project Arts Committee.

The Adirondack Artists' Guild Gallery is a place for each of us to show and market our work in the region in which we live. The Guild promotes development of the arts in the community year-round by featuring the work of guest artists and sponsoring cultural events.

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