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Some details from Its All Over Now Baby Blue by Eileen Sackman in her current show Translucent Hues in the Beacon Room

On view through April 6

BAU Gallery
506 Main St
Beacon, NY

Sat & Sun 12-6

A sample of some of the fabulous work in Passages, a group show of Member Artists on view at BAU Gallery

Through April 6

BAU Gallery
55 Main St
Beacon, NY

Sat & Sun 12-6

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Beautiful work by Karen Allen and Jenn Wiggs in Gallery I - Poetry of Place on view this weekend. Hope you can stop by!
image 1: Sound and Color Veil by Karen Allen - top left: Dogwood Prism by Karen Allen
top bottom: The Sentence of Trees by Jen Wiggs

image 2: top: Morning Pages by Karen Allen
bottom: The Sentence of Trees by Jenn Wiggs

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506 Main St
Beacon, NY

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Beautiful work by Eileen Sackman on view at BAU Gallery in The Beacon Room through Apr 6:

Translucent Hues presents a collection of hand-carved porcelain reliefs enhanced by the use of
celadon glazes. Exploring the interplay of light and shadow, delicately carved flora and fauna
motifs interact with the translucency of the glazes. The subtle variations in color and texture are highlighted as the light filters through the translucent layers, revealing the depth and intricacy of the sculpted forms. This exhibition celebrates the beauty and versatility of celadon glazes, drawing inspiration from their rich history in ceramic art, while showcasing the expressive power of porcelain relief.

Shown here:
Monstera (detail)
Bumble Bee Dish
Chicken Mug
Lily of the Valley Vase

BAU gallery
506 Main St
Beacon, NY

Gallery Hours: Sat & Sun 12-6

Join us at BAU Gallery tonite for Artist reception and musical performance! 6-8 pm
Meet the artists and share a glass of wine…

Karen Allen and Jen Wiggs in Gallery 1
Group Show of BAU Gallery artists in Gallery 2
Eileen Sackman in the Beacon Room

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BAU Gallery Presents
GALLERY 1 Poetry of Place: Karen Allen and Jenn Wiggs (pictured here: Karen Allen left, Jenn Wiggs right)

Opening Reception March 8th, from 6-8pm

Live musical performance by Chris
Dingman, Saturday, March 8th 7:45pm
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Poetry of Place is a painting conversation between two artists, Karen Allen and Jenn Wiggs.
The affinities Allen felt with Wiggs led her to collect her work, study with her, and finally curate
this dual exhibit. Allen paints with oil, acrylic, and mixed media materials in abstract figuration.
Her intuitive process opens her to possibilities and meanings balanced with the formal qualities
each piece challenges her with. Jenn Wiggs is an expert with gouache and watercolor. Her
paintings are metaphors for connections, both conscious and unconscious. The elements of her
landscapes are primarily about space and color. The mature voices of these two artists are
uniquely their own yet harmonize with each other in this selection of their work.

Bau Gallery
506 Main St, Beacon, NY
Sat and Sun 12-6

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Opening this Saturday!
Passages- a group exhibition featuring BAU member artists in Gallery 2.
Join us for an artist reception 6-8

Join us at BAU today (March 2) for artist talks on the final day of the exhibitions!

BAU Gallery
506 Main St Beacon, NY
Sat & Sun 12-6


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We’ve come to the last day of our current exhibitions! It’s been a fantastic few weeks and we will be celebrating with 𝘼𝙧𝙩𝙞𝙨𝙩 𝙏𝙖𝙡𝙠𝙨! 🙌

Join us 𝙎𝙪𝙣𝙙𝙖𝙮, 𝙈𝙖𝙧𝙘𝙝 2, at 5𝙥𝙢 for a conversation with our five exhibiting artists.

We will be joined by:

Briana Babani, 𝙎𝙩𝙪𝙛𝙛 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙉𝙤𝙣𝙨𝙚𝙣𝙨𝙚, Gallery 1

Choro Leslie Meyers and Irja Bodén,
𝙀𝙡𝙚𝙢𝙚𝙣𝙩𝙖𝙡 𝙏𝙚𝙧𝙧𝙖𝙞𝙣, Gallery 2

Pamela Zaremba and Síle Marrinan,
𝙍𝙚𝙛𝙧𝙖𝙢𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙈𝙚𝙢𝙤𝙧𝙮, Beacon Room

We look forward to seeing you on March 2! 🪅

BAU Gallery
506 Main Street
Beacon, NY

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Last weekend to see Elemental Terrain

Gallery 2: BAU Open Awardees Exhibition

Irja Bodén and Choro Leslie Meyers

Elemental Terrain is an exhibit of ceramic sculptures by Irja Bodén and ink drawings by Choro Leslie Meyers.

The artworks beckon viewers to engage with its colors, lines, and textures while also encouraging reflection on the urgent issues of climate change and environment.

pictured here: detail of ceramic surface by Irja Bodén

Irja Bodén’s ceramic sculptures feature stacked forms that are both embossed and layered,
complemented by a multi-colored glaze surface.

Her creative process begins on the wheel, where
she transforms clay into abstract sculptures that tell a narrative. These works draw on “chthonic”
references—connecting to the earth—and weave together themes of place, memory, and loss,
reflecting personal and universal experiences.

Bodén’s art challenges the distinctions between
craft and fine art. Many of her sculptures also comment on the consequences of climate chang
an urgent issue we face today.

Through March 2

BAU Gallery
506 Main Street, Beacon, NY
Saturday and Sunday 12-6 or by appt

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Posted • Only a few days left! My solo show is up through March 2nd.

Untitled (Metal Folding Chair)
mixed media
19" x 19" x 30"

'Stuff and Nonsense'
February 8, 2025 - March 2, 2025
BAU Gallery
506 Main Street, Beacon NY
Saturday & Sunday 12-6 or by appt