Join Robin Adler, Karen Allen and Eileen Sackman for a conversation about the inspiration for their group show, Bone Broth. Just as a skeleton supports an organism, the bones of a composition and materials dictate artistic form. Together, these artists explore the limits of the structures beneath: how much pressure and strain a foundation can endure before deteriorating, and the tension required to bring a creative vision to life. Through translucency and light, abstract figuration and shadows, and emotional tone, Adler, Allen, and Sackman seek to unearth the beauty of structure within each of their works.

About Robin Adler: Robin Adler is an abstract painter and printmaker based in the Hudson Valley. Working in various media—including oil, acrylic, wax, and ink—Adler transcribes emotional experience into visual form. About Karen Allen: Karen Allen earned a BFA in painting while on scholarship at Syracuse University in the late 1970s and has been practicing art ever since. About Eileen Sackman: Eileen Sackman has a comprehensive background in fine arts, having earned an MFA in ceramics from SUNY New Paltz, an MA in sculpture from Adelphi University, and a BA in sculpture from Hunter College. She is an instructor and professor of ceramics and maintains a flourishing studio practice and an active exhibition schedule.