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52 MAIN STREET  •  SARANAC LAKE, NEW YORK  12983  •  518-891-2615

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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
EXHIBIT SCHEDULE
SUMMER HOURS June-Sept
Mon -Wed & Sat 10 - 5
Thur & Fri 10 - 7, Sun 11-3
(Begins after the first Art Walk)
WINTER HOURS
Closed Mon
Tues-Sat 10 - 5, Sun 11-3

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guild@adirondackartistsguild.com


"The Wild, Wild West" May 3 - 28, 2013
Lake McDonald Sunrise, Sandra Hildreth

 
"Lake McDonald, Glacier National Park, Montana"
Paintings by Sandra Hildreth: Glacier, Yellowstone & Grand Canyon National Parks

EXHIBIT SLIDE SHOW

Take a tour of some of the National Parks in "the wild, wild west" with Adirondack Artists Guild member Sandra Hildreth. While known for her Adirondack landscapes, Hildreth took her paints and easel with her on several hiking trips to the west.

Some people fill photo albums up with pictures of places they travel to - Sandra Hildreth paints them! “Photos are wonderful, they are records of the time you spent in a specific place”, reports the artist. “But when I paint a place I feel like I have come to know it much more intimately.”  That is the essence of “plein air” painting - a “knowing” of the subject matter that only comes from close observation over time.

The artist will also give a gallery talk on Thursday May 16 at 7 pm. Learn about what special challenges plein air painters face when traveling.

Contact the artist or the gallery for more information, 518-891-2615.

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Saturday Plein Air Painters


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The Adirondack Artists' Guild is a cooperative retail art gallery representing a diverse group of artists residing and working in the Tri-Lakes Area of the Adirondack Park. Many have shown throughout the United States and internationally.

The Adirondack Artists' Guild Gallery is a place for members to show and market their work in the region in which they live. The Guild promotes development of the arts in the community year-round by featuring the work of guest artists, hosting an annual juried show, and sponsoring cultural events.
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