‘Belfast The Way It Was’ on display at Kramer Gallery
“Boxcar and Stinson #4” on white line woodblock print, 2006 by Willy Reddick. (Photo courtesy Belfast Free Library)
“Main Street” watercolor, 1997 by Jerry Parsons. (Photo courtesy Belfast Free Library)
“Boxcar and Stinson #4” on white line woodblock print, 2006 by Willy Reddick. (Photo courtesy Belfast Free Library)
“Main Street” watercolor, 1997 by Jerry Parsons. (Photo courtesy Belfast Free Library)
BELFAST — Belfast The Way It Was, a curated exhibit of paintings is on display in the Kramer Gallery of the Belfast Free Library now through September 2020.
The exhibit was originally conceived to be a part of the local celebration of the state’s bicentennial and the anniversary of Belfast’s Founders Day. Co-curators, artist, Susan Tobey White and librarian Brenda Harrington selected works from the many submissions in response to the call that went out earlier this year.
Thirteen local artist’s are included in the exhibit: Archie Barnes, Rick Cronin, David Estey, Dianne Horton, David Hurley, DiTa Ondek, Jerry Parsons, Stefan Pastuhov, Willy Reddick, Frank J. Reilly Jr., Allison Beard Rector, Lesia Sochor, and Susan Tobey White.
The Kramer Gallery, located on the ground floor is open during library hours.
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