Alexandra Rutsch Brock
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E.Y.E. (<== Click Link to view )

http://www.eyemakesart.com/

EYE is a group of artists who present
live public art performances, creating
collaborative, improvisational artworks.
They arrive at each performance with
no pre-conceived plans, and the results
of each collaboration are fresh and new.

The four members of EYE are a diverse
group of visual artists with varied back-
grounds and artistic strengths. They
often invite guest artists to further insure
a fresh and idiosyncratic dynamic for
each performance.

Marcy B. Freedman
is an artist and art
historian whose paintings, collages, photo-
graphs, and videos have appeared in more
than 300 exhibitions around the country.
She now specializes in performance art,
while also working as an independent
curator and freelance lecturer.
www.marcybfreedman.com

Richard Rosenbaum
studied semiotics
and fine arts as an undergraduate. He has
forged a career in film and video editing and
is the winner of numerous awards in his field.
www.redhydrant.com

Alexandra Rutsch Brock
in addition
to teaching art at New Rochelle High
School since 1991, is also an artist and
independent curator.
www.AlexandraRutschBrock.com

Tom Smith
is the founder and principal
designer of Tom Smith Design. Tom’s graphic
design work informs his personal explorations
of painting and collage. His artworks hang in
numerous private collections.
www.tomsmithdesign.com

Beneath the Visible
September 17, 2026 - October 25, 2026
 
Opening Reception: 
Thursday, September 17th, 6pm - 8pm 
 
 
ArtsFest Open House: 
Saturday, October 17th, 10am - 4pm 
 
Artist Talk: 
Thursday, October 22nd, 6pm - 8pm
Join us for an informal talk with the artists about their work

Jason Rohlf
Alyse Rosner
Kathy Rutsch
Denise Sfraga
Barbara Weiss
Judith Witlin


This exhibition explores nature as a dynamic process of growth, transformation, and renewal, featuring six artists whose practices engage with the natural world not simply as image, but as material, surface, time, and change. Through acts of rubbing, pressing, scraping, layering, compressing, and imprinting, the artists reveal the often unseen forces that shape our environment, tracing the marks of weather, growth, erosion, and decay.

Together, these works invite viewers to slow down and look closely—to notice textures, traces, and subtle shifts that might otherwise go unseen. Rooted in observation and process, the exhibition encourages a deeper awareness of our connection to the natural world and the interconnected cycles of light, matter, and time that shape both nature and ourselves.
 
 
 




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