The exhibition will include five new pieces based on the artist's views of her role as mother, daughter, wife, and friend. In some instances the buildings are the subjects, but more often they present a backdrop for mysterious, quirky or humorous happenings. Manzella has been exhibiting since 1977 and has had one-person shows at Virginia Lynch, AS220, Wheeler Gallery, and Kristina Wasserman Gallery, among others. She received a BFA in painting and sculpture from Columbia University. Anne Tait will be represented by several round paintings.
Cells divide, sperm swim, constellations swirl into view.
Tait received her MFA from American University and a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design. She has taught at Island Arts in Newport and at the Chautauqua Institution.