Category Archives: Changing Gallery

Sheila’s Ink Drawings: Some Faces that Escaped from my Mind

There are multiple faces in numbers 64, 66, and 70. Can you find them?                                          

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Sheila’s Ink Drawings, Winter 2020

                 

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Sheila’s Ink Drawings, Winter 2019

                                                     

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Sheila’s Ink Drawings 2019 Fall Show

                                       

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Sheila’s Gel Ink Drawings

                                                       

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February 2018, Thomas Sciacca

GRAND FINALE! This—my last monthly Coney Island exhibition—is going out with a big bang. Presenting the amazing, gorgeous, evocative visual art of Thomas Sciacca.   In his words: “Thomas Sciacca began the series Sideshow Serenade in late 2012. “It was originally proposed and developed with artist Mark Wright, vintage boutique owner Shannon Wolf, and tattoo artist Whispering Danny, … Continue reading →

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January, 2018, Doug Ross

Be amazed by another in my series of great Coney Island artists—Doug Ross—photographer extraordinaire. When I wrote and illustrated The Coney Island Book of the Dead, I had no idea there were this many other artists out there with the same passion for the place as I have. The variety is staggering. I won’t chatter … Continue reading →

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December, 2017, Eric March

Here’s another amazing Coney Island artist!  He’s a former Brooklyn resident who was very involved in trying to stop the condo-ization of the amusement area.  He now lives in New Haven, CT with is wife and two young children and teaches drawing and painting in New York and New Haven.           … Continue reading →

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November, 2017, Marie Roberts

  This month you’re in for an unusual treat: a real sideshow banner painter—the incredible Marie Roberts—a true native daughter of Coney Island. Be sure to check out the video about her at the end.   From Marie: “My family spoke carney, I ran away from their sideshow traditions to become a painter. Painting sideshow … Continue reading →

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October, 2017, Jim Blythe

I’m proud to present my husband Jim Blythe, back again for his third amazing exhibition. This series consists photographs he took in the 1990’s with real film, some of which are reminiscent of the stunning ones Diane Arbus took of Coney Island in the 1960s.   From Jim : What Ginia Bellafante wrote in the … Continue reading →

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