Montclair Library Gallery To Host Art Exhibit: ‘All is One'

MONTCLAIR, NJ — The Montclair Public Library Gallery, 50 South Fullerton Avenue, will host a solo exhibition titled “All is One” featuring Essex County artist Agnieszka Golasik, which will be on view during the month of January.

According to the library, “All is One” will feature almost 40 of the newest works by Golasik from a series inspired by “symbols of ancient spiritual lineages, meditations, nature walks, personal visions and teachings of various spiritual traditions.”

The art reception is scheduled for Jan. 6, from 2 to 5 p.m. in the gallery area.

According to the library:

“Originally from Poland, Golasik is an exhibiting and teaching artist who studied Fine Arts and in the USA and abroad. Golasik works in variety of mediums, and has been inspired by Georgia O’Keeffe’s artistic vision, Pierre Bonnard’s way of mastering color, and Karl Blossfeldt’s fascination with nature’s ability to attain perfect creations and the highest artistic forms. She considers herself an artist interested in the abstraction of nature’s formations and portraying what under normal circumstances stays hidden to observer’s eye. She calls it The Invisible. Golasik’s art reflects her deep admiration of nature, quest for source of life, and a passion for uncovering the secrets of concealed macro and micro worlds.”

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Image: Agnieszka Golasik (via Montclair Public Library)