After Hours 3 - Another Great Employee Art Show
I can hardly believe that a year has sped by since I last posted a blog about our employees’ art show! After Hours 3, as it was called this year, took place last Tuesday October 12th from 6 to 9PM at MSLO offices in the Starrett Lehigh building in Manhattan. I really enjoy these events, as I learn so much about our very talented employees. I hope you enjoy their artwork as much as I did!
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- Leigh Forsstrom’s yam prints.
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- Andrew Zalk’s “Flag” and Kristin St. Clair’s “Egon Schiele Reproduction”.
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- Jillian Langlois, Untitled.
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- Tom Eberharter’s ‘Reverie.”
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- Allison Braun, Untitled.
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- Jim Noonan’s “I’ve Made My Choices.”
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- Britta Bakos’ “Coney Island”.
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- Andrew Zalk’s painting, “The Boxer.”
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- Organic red and white wines were generously donated by Frey Vineyards.
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- Ron Palacio’s “Faces of MSLO.”
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- Andrea Mason’s “Bark Life” incorporates live tropical flora.
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- Jodi Levine’s collages.
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- Naomi deManana’s leather cigarette, ashtray, and matchbook
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- Beth Eakin’s “Don’t Fret, My Love.”
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- Pierre let me test his tasty baguettes first!
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- Calia Van Dyke’s “Only a Silver Moon”, “Modern Poppies”, and “Valentine’s Day.”
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- Stephen Johnson’s drawings.
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- Ready for eating!
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- The Syrah wine donated by Frey Vineyards.
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- “Homecoming Float” by Duane Stapp
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- Lan Cheung’s “Documentation of David Colosi’s ‘The Life And Thoughts Of A Retired Apostrophe,” Governors Island, NY, 2010′”.
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- Isabella Rupp contributed two illuminated stained glass windows
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- Stephen Nguyen’s beautiful painting
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- Beautiful Concord grapes garnish the table.
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- Pierre and Marianne prepare the buffet tables.
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- Emily Wood’s fabric collage “Map of the United States.”
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- A guest examines Jennifer Whitney’s piece.
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- Sophie Nicolay shines with “The Supremes” as a perfect backdrop
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- Stacey Tyrell’s photographs “Benji”, “House on Saddle Hill”, “Kitchen on Pond Hill”, and “Church on Pond Hill.”
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- Mike Varrassi, Raymond Hom, Stacey Tyrell, and Brian Gardner
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- Chad Wagenheim tries out “Ghost Train” with virtual graffiti.
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- Staffing 911 bartenders kept the spirits flowing!
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- Blake Ramsey smiles with her Cider Smash
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- I documented all of the work to share on the blog.
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- The talented Pierre Schaedlin and his team created delicious baguettes with garlic herbed butter, proscuitto, porcini mushrooms, figs and Roquefort cheese, and smoked salmon.
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- Gael Towey’s collection of photos,”Cambodia”
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- Stacey Hirvela with her collave, “Urban Archaeology, 2002-2005”
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- Britta Bakos shows her family her work.
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- Guests posing next to Duane Stapp’s “Soft Contribution”, one of three pieces he showed this year.
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- Guests enjoyed the art, meeting the artists, and cocktails include a “Cider Smash” – which you can find in our November issue of Martha Stewart Living.
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- Adriana Weisberg and Ana Velasquez in Erin Furey, Tadd Kroneck, and Anthony Luscia’s “Glow Room” (a phosphorescent room where guests could “paint with light” using lasers, flashlights, and camera flashes)
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- Lynn Maharas, Mark Bruels, and Erik Burke’s interactive piece, “Ghost Train.”
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- Sean Elms – ‘Darklight’ – acrylic and marker
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- Ian Clyde – ‘Untitled 1’ ‘Untitled 2’ – oil painting
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- Tom Borgese – ‘Aftermath’ – plastic toys, concrete, mdf
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- Jessica Rounds – ‘Portrait’ – pencil on paper
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- Michelle Snyder – ‘Letting Go’ – mixed media collage
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- Julie Cunnah – ‘Peripheral 1’ ‘Peripheral 2’ – c-print photography
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- Ashley Little – ‘Hand-Knit Wire Necklace’ – wire, beads
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- Jane Ventresca – ‘Pemquid Harbor, ME’ – photography
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- Joseph Erdos – ‘Grapevine’ – photography
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- Kristin Van Handel – ‘Untitled’ – textile
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- Anduin Havens – ‘Reproduction of a Canaletto’ – gouache on board
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- Sophia Nicolay – ‘Untltled’ – mixed media
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- Jennifer Whitney – ‘Einstein’s Dream’ – bound book
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- Hosanna Houser – ‘Untitled’ – sterling silver, quartz crystal
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- Sarah Murphy – ‘Untitled’ – medium format print
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- Naomi De Manana – ‘Untitled’
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- Cassidy O’Rourke – ‘Untitled’
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- Javier Avila – ‘The Supremes’ – acrylic on canvas
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- Ron Palacio – ‘Faces of MSLO’ – photography
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- Erin Furey – ‘Ears’ – pencil on paper
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- Ron Palacio always has his camera in hand.
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- Famed herb farmer Sal Gilbertie with his daugher-in-law and Erin Furey (Sal came all the way from Gilbertie’s Herb Farms in Westport Connecticut just to see us!)
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- DJ Austin Schumacher got everyone dancing as the night wore on
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- Erin Furey’s “Disco Deer” in the distance
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- After Hours 3 required a glowing logo (especially since it was located on the outer walls of the Glow Room!)
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- Kate Berry and Naomi De Manana look up at Erin Furey’s “Disco Deer” above the DJ booth
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- Quy Nguyen reads the After Hours 3 program
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- Stephanie Roberts with her photographs “le bien voyagé romantique.”
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