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New Rochelle Painter Showcases Work In First Solo Exhibit

NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. -- Oil paintings for New Rochelle artist Anne Bedrick evolve brush stroke by brush stroke.

Paintings by Anne Bedrick are being exhibited at The Gallery at Jolo’s in New Rochelle.

Paintings by Anne Bedrick are being exhibited at The Gallery at Jolo’s in New Rochelle.

Photo Credit: Submitted

Bedrick is shown with her students in this YouTube video taken at Rye Country Day School.

Photo Credit: Rye Country Day School

Each pass of oil onto a canvas represents a new interaction. They are puzzles for the painter, ultimately creating a visual image. Her challenge To let the image be revealed without hiding earlier iterations on the canvas.

Her first solo exhibition, aptly named, "Iterations in Oil Paint" opens Thursday, Sept. 8 and runs to Sept. 18.

The public is welcome to the opening reception, held 6 to 8:30 p.m. at The Gallery at Jolo's where the artist will be on hand. There will be vegan hors d'oeuvres available.

The New Rochelle painter graduated from the University of Michigan and has exhibited in many galleries, though this is her first solo exhibition.

She is also an educator and proponent of student-directed learning. The artist has spoken nationally and at local conferences on the topic. She is the author of the eBook, "Choice Without Chaos," for art teachers.

Learn more by emailing Anne Bedrick at annebedrick@yahoo.com or go to www.annebedrick.com/.

The gallery is located at 49 Lawton St. is behind Jolo's Restaurant. It is open noon to 10 p.m. every day except Sunday and Tuesday.

For more information about the gallery contact, call (914)-336-2626.

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