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SUMMARY:November Gallery Night with Marshall Hopkins
DESCRIPTION:Memory Sketches\nFriday November 7th 5-8pm\n  \nMemory Sketches: “Little life memories\, like the ones we all been carry around\, maybe not the traumatic or spectacular events\, but ones that have endured in our minds through time and that we return to as constant clues to our identity and self. Why those snippets? and what did they look like? Can I bring mine back into view in the same manner that I would copy a landscape or a still life?” \nMarshall Hopkins is a designer\, illustrator\, and cartoonist who’s worked everywhere from a gold-leaf frame studio to newsrooms to academic publishing. He studied at RISD\, freelanced in New York\, and even had the best job in the city\, Assistant Cartoon Editor at the New Yorker Magazine\, while publishing his own cartoons. \nThese days\, he designs book covers for smart scholars at the Cornell University Press.This program is made possible in part with funds from the Statewide Community Regrant program from the New York State Council on the Arts\, with the support of the office of the Governor and NYS Legislature\, administered by the Community Arts Partnership of Tompkins County.
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SUMMARY:November 2025 :: Tintype Show :: Crystal Calabrese and Nicolai Klimaszewski :: IV Gallery :: 11.22.2025 Opening
DESCRIPTION:Contemporary Tintype Portraits created in the traditional wet-plate collodion process by Crystal Amethyst Calabrese focus on farmers and farming in the Finger Lakes. \nA site-specific installation of historical Tintype Portraits curated by Nicolai Klimaszewski seeks to breathe life into the characters and community that existed in America during the earliest days of photography. \nA working tintype studio and demos on Sat & Sun. \n3 Days Only:\nNovember\n21 @ 4-7\n22 @ 11-4 (opening reception)\n23 @ 1-4 \nIV Gallery at Cortright Electric\n653 Elmira Rd. Ithaca \nMore information and details: eyeveearts@gmail.com \nQuestions: Nicolai 607 279-1126 \n“Farmers and Farmscapes” is an ongoing portrait series of Finger Lakes farmers and the land they steward. Through her original tintype photographs\, Calabrese invites an open conversation about the realities of farming and our shared responsibility of caring for the land for future generations. Her project also highlights the importance of preserving endangered art forms through continued practice. \nCrystal Calabrese is an Ithaca-area artist who uses the historic wet-plate collodion process to document contemporary small-scale agriculture and our evolving relationship to the land. Working from her mobile darkroom\, she mixes her own chemistry and creates handmade\, direct-positive images on metal and glass plates. The tintypes in “Farmers and Farmscapes” were made with a 120-year-old Seneca View Camera onto 5” x 7” metal plates. Her project was supported by a grant from the Arts Council of the Southern Finger Lakes. \nKlimaszewski’s show is a site-specific installation of historical tintype portraits. They have been printed larger to make detail accessible and to enhance the presence of the characters depicted. “George Robinson’s America c.1870” presents a cohesive selection of portraits originally created by anonymous photographers during the years 1860-1880. The installation seeks to breathe life into the characters and community that existed in America during the early days of portrait photography. \nKlimaszewski is an artist and a collector of all things photographic. He has exhibited his artwork nationally and internationally. His work has been recognized and supported by the National Endowment for the Arts\, The Rockefeller Foundation\, and the New York State Council on the Arts. He has organized\, curated\, and juried shows in galleries and museums\, including The Tarpon Springs National Arts and Crafts Show\, and the Johnson Museum of Art. This show is curated from his personal collection of tintype photographs. \n \n 
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LOCATION:IV Gallery @ Cortright Electric\, 653 Elmira Rd.\, Ithaca\, NY\, 14850\, United States
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