DRYPOINT on RECYCLED MATERIALS with RIE HASEGAWA

Jam packed full of fun and possibility, this two day workshop with Rie took me places I hadn’t been before…

February 14 – March 21, 2026
Robert H. Angeloch Gallery / Woodstock School of Art
Reception, Saturday, February 14, 2:00 – 4:00PM

All proceeds benefit local artists and the Woodstock School of Art.
Gallery Hours: Monday – Saturday, 9 AM – 3 PM

VIEW THE ONLINE EXHIBITION HERE.

This current drawing series personifies my fascination with those relationships lying beyond one’s ordinary field of awareness. And I feel privileged to have a selection of them on display and available at PINKWATER GALLERY, 237 Fair Street, Kingston, NY.

I invite you to get a close up, nose-to-nose experience with my recent work through January 6th, 2026.

I love utilizing a diverse collection of mark-making implements when working with graphite. This particular Patterson-Sargent brush occupies a special place in my studio practice. The bristle is from Chinese horsehair and is crafted to be used in varnishing furniture. Salvaged from my late father’s basement workbench, it has become a remarkable applicator for using powdered graphite in  recent work. With repetitive layering as part of my genetic makeup, the method is perfect for producing an intriguing dimensional ground for whatever else might materialize.

I often imagine what my Dad might have accomplished with this brush years ago. He was a statistician, a teacher, a violinist, with a passion for woodwork and fine craft. Though a complicated man, he lived a simple life, and I’m unsure how many actually experienced his quieter, pensive, and more creative side. What I do know is that when taking his brush in hand, I sense an inescapable familiarity washing over me. I’ll crack a thin smile, sink down into the moment, feeling blessed for the comfort we had each managed to find in doing something we loved.

OPEN DAILY 8 AM - 5 PM (CLOSED WEDS)