Photo Essay by Larissa Coe
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Lindsey Collier Sears is a jewelry artist with studio space is in the Hungerford Building. On First Fridays you can find her at Dichotomy on Park Avenue. -
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Collier Sears is working on a new series attempting to incorporate both fused glass and stones. This is an unfinished piece. -
RIT graduate Muhammad I Aslam is a figure scupltor who shares a studio space with Kuma Gama in the Hungerford Building. -
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Aslam sculpts his clay figures with his hands, using dental tools for any fine details. -
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First Friday attendees admire photographs by Joan Lyons at the “Land (landscapes) Scapes” show at Spectrum Gallery. -
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Hungerford artist Constance Mauro demonstrates an encaustic painting technique. Collages are made by adhering delicate paper to a board with hot beeswax. -
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Jim Delucia has a studio space in the Anderson Arts building. He shares his space with Pistachio Press and often opens his studio during First Friday. -
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Delucia’s work “Parrot and Crow” sold during the “#imhereyourethere” exhibit at AXOM Gallery.
