Ben Altman

Nelson Alvarez

Robin Arnold

Linda Bachman

Christopher Baker

Jeanne Beck

Mary Begley

Stan Bowman

Gurdon Brewster

Leslie K. Brill

Yvonne Buchanan

Nancy Callahan

Steve Carver

Robert Collignon

H.T. Coogan

Marcus DeVoe

Ben Dombey

Jill Doscher

Chris Duncan

Amy Eustance

Gregg Fedchak

Abraham Ferraro

Diane Fine

Dewey Fladd

Nicora Gangi

Mary Giehl

Shanti Grumbine

Gregory Hayes

Charles Heasley

Christine Heller

Scott Herrmann

Lee Hoag

Joseph  Horansky

Takafumi Ide

Jeff Kell

Kevin Klein

Karen Kozicki

Mark Larsen

Claire Lesemann

Elaine Longtemps

Robert Loring

Alyson Markell

Geri McCormick

Maureen McEvers

Rebecca Mushtare

Dan Neuberger

Barry Perlus

Terry Plater

Bob Potts

Anne Punzi

Dorene Quinn

Kenneth Ragsdale

Dennis Revitzky

Helen Bishop Santelli

Lutz Scherneck

Marcie Schwartzman

Lynn Schwarzer

Russell Serrianne

Kathleen Sherin

Sheila Smith

Carla Stetson

Mary C. Swartwout

Rebekah Tolley

K. Velis Turan

Susan Ulrich

Bryan Valentine Thomas

Gerald Patrick Walsh

Frank D. Wilcox

Matthew J. Wilson

Colleen Woolpert

Leigh Yardley

Richard Zakin

Deborah Zlotsky

The Schweinfurth Art Center is offering a raffle of art work

donated by artists in the Made in NY 2012 exhibition.

Drawing: May 20, 2012

Purchase tickets during gallery hours or call (315) 255-1553

to purchase with Visa or MasterCard.

Winners will be notified by phone.

Winners may make an appointment for pick up or prepay shipping.

TICKETS

$2 each, 3 for $5, 5 for $7, 7 for $10

Proceeds benefit the Art Center’s ongoing exhibitions & programs.

Mary Giehl (Syracuse, NY)

Striped Bag, 2012

Fabric

Value $40

Jeanne Beck (Canandaigua, NY)

25^th Century Dig Uncovers “App”, 2011

Acrylic paint on canvas

Value $300

Lee Hoag (Rochester, NY)

Spike One, 2012

Blue stone, glass ornament, cast aluminum fence post cap, rubber O-ring

Value $50

Geri McCormick (Rochester, NY)

Inspired, 2011

Paper, ink

Value $40

Dan Neuberger (Rochester, NY)

Hawaiian Surf, 2009

Archival inkjet print on Epson Premium Luster paper

Value $150

Sheila Smith (New Hartford, NY)

Soccor Babe, 2004

Oil on canvas

Value $250

Chris Baker (Weedsport, NY)

Farm Pond, 2006

Gouache

Value $1200

Dewey Fladd (Rushville, NY)

Finger Lakes Drive-In, 2010

Digital photography

Value $150

Linda Bachman (Fairport, NY)

Odd Man Out, 2012

Discharged, commercial cotton fabric, quilting thread, wool batting

Value $125

Richard Kegler is the founder and lead designer at P22 type foundry. Before his involvement in type design, Kegler was a bookbinder, designer, postgraduate, and artist/hand-craftsman. Kegler recently started the Western New York Book Arts Center in Buffalo, NY and has returned to an active involvement in hand setting and printing metal and wood type as a concurrent career with digital font research at P22. Kegler has exhibited, published several books, and produced an independent documentary titled Making Faces: Metal Type in the 21^st Century.  Kegler received a Master of Arts in Media Study and Art from the State University of New York at Buffalo and a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Relief Printmaking. 

Sydney L. Waller is an Independent Arts Consultant & Curator based in Cooperstown, NY and has more than twenty years of experience in non-profit arts management for a range of arts and cultural organizations.  A past Executive Director of Sculpture Space in Utica, NY; Lake Placid Institute for the Arts & Humanities; and Gallery 53 Artworks in Cooperstown, NY, Waller also led the establishment of Griffiss International Sculpture Garden in Rome, NY. Waller recently curated Lavern Kelley: Folk Artist Photographer and Recent Artists from Sculpture Space: Utica’s Utopia, and was co-curator/editor of an international traveling show for SITES (Smithsonian Institute Traveling Exhibitions).  Waller is a graduate of Smith College (Art History) and the Harvard Graduate School of Education (Human Development).  Waller is currently involved in efforts to bring contemporary art to college campuses, corporations, communities and business parks, expanding the audience for contemporary art and opportunities for artists.