The Teaneck General Store and The Teaneck Festival of Arts presents:
Three Works of Arts by Three Artists
An artist reception will be held on April 3, 4-6pm
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at the Teaneck General Store, 502a Cedar Lane, Teaneck, NJ
Work will shown through April 22
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Exhibiting artists are:
Elizabeth a. Rundquist, MA, ATR-BC
Ms. Rundquist started out writing poetry, moved to painting, and has always had a love of colors. She studied at the Art Students League with Robert Beverly Hale, Leo Manso,, as well as Lennart Anderson, Lee Bontecue and Edla Cusick
Her scholarships include the Merit, Talent and Need and Art Students League.
Ms. Rundquist has exhibited at the Provincetown Art Center, Vermont Studio Center, Graduate Scholarship for the Arts and Brooklyn College.
Her One-Person exhibits include Domus, New York, Farleigh Dickinson University, Cynthia Belgrave Theater and the Swamp Gallery
Group exhibits include : 19th Annual Small Works Show, Old Church Center, Sr. Juried Art Show, Art Center of Northern New Jersey, Henry Hicks Gallery, Provincetown Art Show and others.
GARY GOWEN, PHOTOGRAPHER
Gary Gowen was born in Billings, MT. He came to New York City after college to embark on a career in opera, but the magnificent vistas of Big Sky Country were indelibly stamped on his memory. They were the inspiration for his love of photography.
An avid landscape photographer since early childhood, he continued to pursue this interest along with his music. In his travels across the country and abroad for musical performances, his camera was a constant companion. His camera of choice is his Mamiya 7II, a Medium Format film camera that is able to capture the smallest details and the most intense color saturation. He has exhibited his works in shows locally and in Philadelphia.
Gary and his wife Norma have been residents of Teaneck since 1993. He continues to find inspiration in the natural beauty of New Jersey and New York.
Itoko Kobayashi was born in the northern part of Japan, in the same region that has been experienced the recent Tsunami and earthquake. Her grandfather taught her the ancient art of origami, and in particular, the technique which is used for this exhibition, known as block/triangle origami.
The work shown is both original and traditional design. Itoko folds rectangular origami paper into triangle pieces and combines the components into one work. Some large works require more than 300 to 700 pieces.
Itoko has applied this origami style into the framed works and uses another traditional Japanese technique, chigirie, onto the background of framed works.
Itoko has studied in both Japanese and American universities.
She married with an American and has one child and lives in New Milford, NJ.
For more information, please contact the Teaneck General Store at 201-530-5046 or info@teaneckgeneralstore.com
