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BAU 187
November 14 – December 6, 2020
Opening November 14th 12-8 pm
Gallery 1
PAMELA ZAREMBA Transposed
Gallery 2
JOHN DE MARCO horizons
Beacon Room
Diana Vidal Living Still
November 14 – December 6, 2020
Opening November 14th 12-8 pm
Gallery 1
PAMELA ZAREMBA Transposed
Gallery 2
JOHN DE MARCO horizons
Beacon Room
Diana Vidal Living Still
Pamela Zaremba
Pamela Zaremba will exhibit a new series of photographs. During a global pandemic she says, "I found that there is a reversion to the known world at home.
A return to domesticity that is prompted by a fear of the unknown. This collection is an attempt to capture that simultaneous fear and hope. However, in these modern times, the domestic norms must be subverted by independence and strength, especially for women. I noticed a thread with women and the home in the sixties and seventies as they integrated a limited version of freedom in society and familiar household responsibilities from generations past. It’s this tension I identify as a mother and working professional. Ironically, this pandemic prompted a resurgence of finding comfort in the day-to-day chores under a profoundly complex context, one that continues to unfold seemingly indefinitely."
Pamela Zaremba will exhibit a new series of photographs. During a global pandemic she says, "I found that there is a reversion to the known world at home.
A return to domesticity that is prompted by a fear of the unknown. This collection is an attempt to capture that simultaneous fear and hope. However, in these modern times, the domestic norms must be subverted by independence and strength, especially for women. I noticed a thread with women and the home in the sixties and seventies as they integrated a limited version of freedom in society and familiar household responsibilities from generations past. It’s this tension I identify as a mother and working professional. Ironically, this pandemic prompted a resurgence of finding comfort in the day-to-day chores under a profoundly complex context, one that continues to unfold seemingly indefinitely."
John De Marco
John De Marco is one of our new represented artists who joined us just as the pandemic set in.
This is his first solo at BAU. De Marco presents new works and explains, the following "poem encapsulates much of what my work is about.
I saw a man pursuing the horizon;
Round and round they sped.
I was disturbed at this;
I accosted the man.
“It is futile,” I said, “You can never —”
“You lie,” he cried, And ran on.
- Stephen Crane
"It is not the horizon.
It is the seeking. The chasing. The questioning.
The unknowable.
The unattainable.
It seems like it will be there forever.
And it is there.
A staple; something to count on.
It was always there.
You sought it out.
It was right there.
And, somehow it is now gone.
[When you were preoccupied or otherwise distracted - you missed it.]"
506 Main Street Beacon, NY 12508
Gallery Hours are Saturdays and Sundays 12-6 or by appointment baugallery@gmail.com www.baugallery.org
BAU Gallery is located on 506 Main Street Beacon NY, 12508
John De Marco is one of our new represented artists who joined us just as the pandemic set in.
This is his first solo at BAU. De Marco presents new works and explains, the following "poem encapsulates much of what my work is about.
I saw a man pursuing the horizon;
Round and round they sped.
I was disturbed at this;
I accosted the man.
“It is futile,” I said, “You can never —”
“You lie,” he cried, And ran on.
- Stephen Crane
"It is not the horizon.
It is the seeking. The chasing. The questioning.
The unknowable.
The unattainable.
It seems like it will be there forever.
And it is there.
A staple; something to count on.
It was always there.
You sought it out.
It was right there.
And, somehow it is now gone.
[When you were preoccupied or otherwise distracted - you missed it.]"
506 Main Street Beacon, NY 12508
Gallery Hours are Saturdays and Sundays 12-6 or by appointment baugallery@gmail.com www.baugallery.org
BAU Gallery is located on 506 Main Street Beacon NY, 12508