Exhibiting Artists at Gallery 32
Dana Besaw: Exhibiting Artist
Living in New York, and having the opportunity to travel has given me the ability to appreciate the natural world, and translate these reactions to create images.
Throughout my photographic career, I developed a good eye seeing the interplay of composition and light in nature and like to explore this in landscape photography. Light and shadow affect scenes and objects, bringing out contrasts, creating a mood, or an emotional reaction.
I enjoy immersing myself in photographic technology and processing images to illustrate what I saw or felt. Although I am interested in pushing technology to obtain sharpness, I also experiment with different camera techniques such as “intentional camera movement” to interpret what I see. I enjoy sharing my perceptions with others, giving them the opportunity to react to the images I have created.
To see more go to: danabesaw.com
Melva Brady: Exhibiting Artist
Melva was born in England and emigrated to the United States in the 1960s. She has painted in some form or other all her life. Earlier works were from her 13 month trek across the United States. She is self taught and apart from a course in illustration at R.I.T., she has no formal training. She has had several commissioned works and completed numerous advertising illustrations for her employer. Now retired, she has returned to her love of oil painting. Her work is also exhibited at Artizann's Gallery in Naples, NY and she has contributed to many OCAC art shows. She is delighted to show her work in Gallery 32 and hopes you will enjoy her artwork.
Ellen G. Horovitz: Exhibiting Artist
I have been making art since I was 6. My formal art training was at Rhode Island School of Design where I pursued a master’s degree in Art Education. I also have advanced degrees (MS and PhD) in Art Therapy. My ceramic work is also at Main Street Arts, Cheshire Union, and available in Los Angeles at The Pot Shop.
Currently, I have 45 (+) years of experience with patient populations (aged 3-96). I am a licensed art therapist, psychotherapist, registered yoga teacher, certified yoga therapist (iayt.org), and trained EMDR clinician. My approach is working within a family systems model using a spiritual/mind/body model. Beyond my clinical work, in the 1990’s, I founded and directed the graduate Art Therapy program at Nazareth College (now Nazareth University). I retired in 2016 from academia, Professor Emerita, and have authored more than nine (9) books available on Amazon.
But mostly , I love making art.
Patricia Overmoyer: Exhibiting Artist
Patricia Overmoyer is a 1977 graduate of Cornell's School of Architecture, Art and Planning with a BFA in Fine Arts, majoring in painting and printmaking. Upon graduation she received the Goodwin Sands Memorial Medal for "exceptional merit in art".
After a long hiatus she resumed her art career in 2008, concentrating on digital photography. Since then, she has shown her work in several different juried shows, as well as a gallery show at the Genesee Valley Arts Council, and has won many awards for her photography.
She lives in rural Bloomfield, NY, a setting that affords a rich variety of subject matter, from expansive vistas to the tiniest of natural details. She has always been fascinated by the natural world outdoors.
Lately her passion has been to seek out interesting abstract compositions from the minutia that she finds there. She enjoys finding, capturing, and sharing with others her vision of the inherent beauty in God's creation. She prints her photographs with uniquely colored borders, specifically chosen to enhance the images. Each image is titled and signed, although these elements can be covered with a mat, if so desired.
Pamela Lynch: Exhibiting Artist
Pam has a fine arts and philosophy background and has always felt a connection to the energy that flows around and through all living things. She finds inspiration in nature, travel, and imagination, creating in just about any media: drawing, painting, sculpture, fabric design, etc.
" Creativity helps us slow down and embrace who we are, both spiritually and emotionally. It connects me to our natural world and helps me find balance in my life."
Jen Rogers: Exhibiting Artist
After painting for over 30 years, I've evolved into a mixed media artist with a passion for joyful abstractions. From my lakeside studio in Honeoye, NY, I create vibrant mixed media painting and richly textured collages. My artistic voice features bold color relationships and intricate textures. Each of my collage pieces typically begins as an original abstract painting that is then transformed into a layered collage.
I have traveled extensively over the past 10 years. Those experiences have shaped my artistic perspective a great deal. My trips to Poland over the last 3 years, and organizing art classes and English lessons for Ukrainian orphans has also helped me develop a better understanding of the larger humanitarian issues around us. These experiences have helped shape my current body of work,
My family remains central to my life and art - I share our Honeoye home with my husband Doug, and our two youngest children. As a mother of seven, I draw inspiration from those around me and from the natural beauty of our lakeside community, which provides constant visual stimulation for my creative process.
Regina Morse
Regina developed her talent as an artist after enjoying a full and varied career as a teacher and administrator in public and private education, director in County and New York State Government, and budget analyst and negotiator for the NYS Assembly Ways and Means and Senate Finance Committees.
She completed her undergraduate work at SUNY Geneseo and her master’s degree in administration at Syracuse University. She is a proud mother, grandmother and great-grandmother.
Enjoying all media and subject matter, Regina paints in watercolors, oils, pastels, ink and acrylics. While living in New York’s Capital District, she was a member of the Colonie Art League and showed her work at the Local Color Art Gallery and the League’s gallery in Albany.
Regina resides in Geneva and is an exhibiting artist at the Flick Gallery (Arts Center of Yates County), a member of the Penn Yan Art Guild, juried artist at Gallery 32, exhibited at The Dove and has had a one-artist show at the Billsboro Winery. Her watercolor, “Magnolias”, was accepted in the 2021 Arts Center of Yates County National Juried Exhibition.
Regina’s art is in the permanent collection at Albany Memorial Hospital, and owned by private collectors in the Finger Lakes, Capital District, Catskills, Long Island, Connecticut, Maine, South Carolina, Florida and Guatemala.
Regina accepts commissions and can be contacted at:
(518) 441-6611
Deborah Massey
I am a self-taught, emerging painter in oil and watercolors living in Canandaigua, NY and Oakland, Maine. I paint mainly landscapes and figurative scenes, especially people within a landscape, but I am turning to more abstract subjects.
For most of my life, I worked as a scientist and educator. After a near-fatal car accident, I returned to my first love of painting and never looked back. I hope that you enjoy my art.
Sam Brown-Steiner
As a multidisciplinary artist, I immerse myself in the full spectrum of creative craftsmanship, specializing in film photography and woodworking. My practice is rooted in a dedication to mastering every step of the process from restoring vintage cameras, developing film by hand, and meticulously designing and
finishing woodworking projects. Whether capturing the ephemeral beauty of light on film or shaping wood with patience and precision, my work celebrates the artistry in process and the timeless allure of tactile, intentional creation.
Instagram: Makingthingswithstuff
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