Posts by Ashley Gonzalez

Inspiration for her work comes from events that we all are facing each and every day: the pandemic, politics, the planet, the economy, and an unknown future.

Take a visual tour through this longtime Upper West Side resident's photographic work.

Including works made at home, around his neighborhood and on recent trips to Europe.

Be inspired to think what YOU could do with scrap material.

We hope this digital visit to the beach will lift your spirits.

On display until February 29 at St. Agnes Library is Sandra Jetton’s Street Theater: Scenes from the Show.

On display until January 31 at St. Agnes Library is Peter Salwen’s “20 Views of the City”.

Bobbi Beck in her studioOn view from November 4 through December 27, 2013 at the St. Agnes Library of The New York Public Library is BOBBI BECK: A West Side Visual Diary. As a longtime Upper Westsider, she has had many exhibitions at various libraries throughout New York City. The drawings are autobiographical and reflect her day-to-day observations and feelings. Her artworks convey emotional and visual renderings of humor, love, gender conflicts, marriage, family, health, joy and sorrow, anguish and global issues.

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On view now through October 30, 2013 at the St. Agnes Library is NER BECK: An Exhibition of Photographs of Lost and Found New York City Street Art, Part 2. His exhibition of over 30 all new photographs, captured over the past year, will be displayed at the St. Agnes Branch of the New York Public Library. As a New York City graphic artist and designer, he has had a lifelong interest in overlooked street art found on his daily walks in neighborhoods throughout the city. Besides his fascination with face-finding and found art there is also a section on display of colorful