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A Virtual Exhibit Of Art By The Volunteers Of Guild Hall

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Karen Simon

Karen Simon "worldwind," 23" x 30," acrylic and charcoal.

authorStaff Writer on Jan 4, 2022

An art exhibit featuring the work of Volunteers of Guild Hall (VoGH) is now available to view online. VoGH’s first website exhibit includes work by artist members Pamela M. Abrahams, Nancy Brody, Carol David, Elli Dukofsky, Maris Elman, Dale Grant, Ronnie Grill, Barbara Groot, Lorraine Papacosta, Rosa Hanna Scott, Karen Simon, Suzanne Sylvor, Ursula Thomas, Irwin Weinbaum, Susannah Weinbaum, and Judith Wit.

The participating artist members support Guild Hall’s tradition of interest in all aspects of the arts: volunteering in Guild Hall’s John Drew Theater, Guild Hall’s museum galleries, and with Guild Hall special events. Many of the artists exhibit and sell at major and local galleries and have their own websites. The artwork is available for sale on the website. If interested, buyers can contact artists directly about this and other work.

“After our successful 2019 exhibit at the Amagansett Library, we wanted to continue in a COVID-safe, winter-warm location,” said Suzanne Sylvor, president of VoGH. “What could be more welcoming than our own website?”

The exhibit opened on the website on January 1, 2022, and will remain on the site through March 31. To view the show, visit volunteers-of-guild-hall.constantcontactsites.com.

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