A.S.R.A. Exhibition in Westfield, New York

George C. Clark with his painting Saddle-tank Switch Engine at the Station Art Gallery September 20, 2014  
(photo by Pat Clark)

As predicted in the previous post, Pat and I attended the opening reception of the first annual members' exhibition of the American Society of Railway Artists at the Station Art Gallery in Westfield, New York.  The opening went very well, and I returned the next day to have this photo of me with my painting taken and to thank Katherine and Rob Galbraith, the gallery's proprietors, for hosting the exhibition.  This gallery is particularly appropriate for railway art because it is located in a beautifully restored former New York Central passenger station.  The main line of the CSX railroad (formerly the New York Central) still runs past the building and you can see the reflection of a passing train on the glass covering my painting. 

American Society of Railway Artists First Annual Exhibition September 19 through October 12, 2014

Saddle-tank Switch Engine, 14 x 10 inch watercolor by George C. Clark    AVAILABLE

My watercolor painting Saddle-tank Switch Engine will be one of 26 artworks featured in the first annual national exhibition by members of the American Society of Railway Artists, held at The Station Art Gallery, 11 English Street in Westfield, New York near the shore of Lake Erie in the Chautauqua wine-growing region.  Everyone is invited to the opening reception on Friday, September 19 from 6 to 9pm.  After the opening, regular gallery hours will be 2 to 5pm on Fridays, 11am to 4pm on Saturdays, and 1 to 4pm on Sundays through October 12, 2014.  I and a number of other exhibiting artists will be attending the opening reception.