Photo Exhibition Opening Pics 3/27/2009 - Alfa Art Gallery
After many hours prepping for the show, and many feet of canvas and paper sent through my printers, I’d like to thank all those who were able to attend the opening of my show, entitled GRANDmarks - NYC, at Alfa Art Gallery on March 27. Below are some of the photos from the evening.
The entrance to Alfa Art Gallery - photo © Jim Roselli
Prints on canvas by Andrew Darlow - photo © Jim Roselli
Andrew Darlow striking a pose in front of his prints - photo © Jim Roselli
Andrew Darlow giving a presentation about the GRANDmarks project - photo © Jim Roselli
Andrew Darlow’s book and 11×14 poster prints - photo © Jim Roselli
The show is on exhibit until April 15, 2009. Gallery hours are T-Sat. 11am-6pm, and the address is:
Alfa Art Gallery
108 Church Street
New Brunswick, NJ 08901
Voice: 848-219-4659
Get Directions Directly to Alfa Art Gallery (via Google Maps)
Additional Links:
For more info about the show, visit this page.
And to see some of the images from the show, visit this page.
Events at Alfa Art Gallery (select either to go to the info/registration page):
Ron Wyatt-Olympic Visions-4/2/2009
Andrew Darlow-Fine Art Inkjet Printing-4/4/2009
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Posted on March 29, 2009 by Andrew | Filed Under ART, DIGITAL PRINTING, EXHIBITION, INKJET RELATED, NEWS, PHOTOGRAPHY
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Congratulations Andrew! It looks like you included a shot of the 5th Ave Apple Store. Nice.
Andrew,
It appears that you really love what you do (best!) I couldn\’t help but notice the one of your photos on display; The Centurian atop the entrance of arches at what looks like Prospect Park in N.Y. City.
I think its great what you are doing.
Hi Jan and B.:
Thanks so much for your nice comments! Yes, that is the 5th Ave. Apple Store, and the photo you are referring to B. is above the clock on Park Ave. outside of Grand Central Station. That is Mercury standing over the clock.
All the best!
Andrew