Showcasing the talent of artists working outside the fringes of traditional art as well as providing affordable art to everyone.
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 | | Our 2010 &2011 season is all about growing as an arts entity. We are now a "collective" and share our creativity with 4 women who help to make all arts events come together. For 2011, our first exhibition will be at The Plunk Shop doing a Dada show on January 29th. |
 | | Windows on Main, The Book Show, The Cat Show &Country Music, Silent Art Auction for The Catskill Mountain Keepers, Deconstructing Spring, and Dress Dummies |
 | | From Memorial Day weekend of 2006 to New Year's Day of 2009 The Outsider's Studio had monthly shows featuring a thematic grouping of artists. |
 | | From Memorial Day weekend of 2006 to New Year's Day of 2009 The Outsider's Studio hosted monthly group shows featuring works in all mediums.
From Book Arts, to clay and other works in the third dimension, to works on paper and canvas, photographs, and video installations. |
 | | The Outsiders Studio celebrates local film makers with...
Indie Cinema
41B Main Street, Livingston Manor, New York
(films showing next to The Outsider’s Studio at the former fly fishing shop)
at 7:00 p.m. |
 | | About once a month we gathered at The Outsider's Studio and invited musicians and singer-songwriters, of all levels, to join together for an evening of music that runs the gamut from Bill Monroe to The Isley Brothers. Our motto is, "If you know three chords and a song, you might just fit in". The "Pickin' Parlor is also also the birthplace of the bands, "The Do Don't Darlin's" and "The Raddyo's". |
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 | | I have been an Art teacher for over 20 years, mostly in the public school system of New York City. Many of my students have left behind some really wonderful work. Although I don't always remember their names, I do cherish the work they've bestowed upon me. |
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 | | Woven Paintings are created by weaving varied materials such as measuring tape, strings of beads, electrical wiring, belts, and much much more until what is created is a multi-dimensional canvas. These intricately textured paintings are the result of memories and projections, of people, places and events that inform my everyday life. |
 | | I hate to see old furniture thrown out, to me each piece is history unto itself. I want to give them another chance to be seen again, maybe not necessarily sat upon, but used again as a piece of art. |
 | | These linoleum paintings represent an imaginative man's world, from the floor up, who lived alone in the Catskill mountains. |
 | | These mixed media pieces are based on a series I did about the mothers, sisters, grandmothers and aunts I met at open school nights when I was an art teacher at a Bronx high school. I wanted to elevate these women to queen-like status using their hair styles as metaphorical crowns. Their lives in reality seemed difficult, stressful and exhausting. |
 | | This gallery features sculpture I make out of found materials that I recycle into works of art. |
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The Outsider's Studio c/o Andrea Brown
7151 County Highway 7
Roscoe, NY 12776
United States
| This is who we are now : A mobile gallery and an arts event entity. The Outsider's Studio goes to locations in and around the Catskills showcasing artists, film makers, writers and musicians. If you have a space and would like us to do an Outsider's event, please contact us, we'd love to discuss your ideas and our possibilities. Contact Andrea Brown, a4aange@msn.com or (607) 498-4547.
This is who we were : The Outsider's Studio was located in an old converted liquor store in the Catskill town of Livingston Manor, New York. The space was both a working studio for its curator/artist, Andrea Brown, and a gallery for the community. The studio used distinctive colors along with the old store shelves, aged floors, and high tin ceilings to provide an atmosphere much different than that found in most "traditional" galleries. The name "Outsider" refers to its owners, Andrea Brown and her husband, Jeff Lackey, both transplants from New York City, and their support of untrained as well as all trained artists, who work... |
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