Lawrence Flood, artist, is a graduate of the School of Visual Arts and a Board Member of the Peekskill Arts Alliance. In April 2016, he will be exhibiting new paintings and drawings in the Main Gallery. Featured in the show will be a series of giclée prints, “Crime Scene.” Lawrence’s artwork will be displayed on three separate walls; paintings, drawings and prints.
These portraits by local artist Christopher Rigney represent just a fraction of Peekskill’s diverse community and small portion of the people who actually participated in the Portrait of Peekskill project. Some people would walk by every day and watch the paintings develop through the window. Handfuls of people would stop by and ask questions about portraits and painting in general. Many of these people had never been to a museum, even with the HVCCA right in town.
Come and enjoy a sampling of art, performance, and poetry: a sneak peek of what you will see throughout the City of Peekskill on June 4th and 5th. Artists, local luminaries, and City officials will be gathering to raise a glass and kick off this great event.
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