Marcy B. Freedman Exhibits in June; Best Friends Are > Than Your Significant Other

 

Here’s what’s happening Today in the 914, according to Westchester Woman:

1.) Jump into the mind of Westchester Artist and Art Historian Marcy B. Freedman as she presents works past and present at Peekskill Open Studio event on June 4 and 5 at her studio at 1006 Brown Street from noon to 5 p.m.

As promised, the countdown continues!

Posted by Marcy B. Freedman on Monday, May 30, 2016

 

Stop by and check out collages, photographs, sculptures and other visual media, including her videos “An Open Book” and “100 Reasons to Eat Something, which she worked on with other artists. Freedman, a Croton-on-Hudson resident, is also collaborating with other artists at a gala fundraiser by participating in group exhibitions and by presenting a public lecture.

Please consider a visit to Peekskill this coming weekend — June 4 and 5 for Open Studios. I am transforming my studio…

Posted by Marcy B. Freedman on Monday, May 30, 2016

 

You can catch Freedman’s work at the Chashama Gala Fundraiser at 4 Times Square where she will present a new piece called Trust the Tiger. For an exhibition at SIA Gallery called The Art of Peekskill, she has re-worked old images to create a new work called Surveillance, which will be on view through June 12 at 1 South Division Street in Peekskill. Ten of Freedman’s digital works are also on display at the Katonah Museum Artists’ Association exhibition at Schoolhouse Theater Gallery, 3 Owens Rd. in Croton Falls through June 26.

For the third day in a row, I am sharing an invitation with the public to meet a few of the 100 creatures (created by Marcy B. Freedman and Linda Jean Fisher) who will make their debut on June 4 and 5.

Posted by Marcy B. Freedman on Sunday, May 29, 2016

You might remember Freedman as one of the 11 female artists currently featured in ArtsWestchester’s spring exhibit, SHE: Deconstructing Female Identity, who created a phenomenal performance piece that explores female identity through our clothing choices. You can check out Freedman’s “You Are What You Wear” exhibit through June 25 at The Exchange in White Plains through June 25. She’s the one holding the sign!

 

She will also present an upcoming lecture OFFENSIVE: Images of Women in 20th Century Advertising on June 18 at the gallery.

“While preparing a performance piece called ‘Is It True Blondes Have More Fun?’ I asked female friends and acquaintances to share advertising images that they found offensive,” explains Freedman. As I reviewed the shocking images they sent to me, I realized that I wanted to learn more, and I began to research the history of advertising in our country. In addition to an abundance of inappropriately sexualized imagery, I found a plethora of other insulting approaches to the depiction of women in the print media of the 20th century.”

You can reach Marcy at (914) 271 5891, email to [email protected] and see examples of her work at?marcybfreedman.com.

 

2.) While we love our significant others very much, no one can compare to your best friend. Your best friend loves you unconditionally, even when you’re a jerk. The relationship with your BFF is completely selfless and effortless.

We can go on, but here are Hello Giggles’ reasons on why best friends can be more important than your S.O.:

 

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