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Thursday, October 27, 2022 – COLER ARTISTS ARE BUSY CREATING AND NOW EXHIBITING

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FROM THE ARCHIVES

THURSDAY,  OCTOBER 27,  2022

ISSUE # 818

THE COLER

ANNUAL ART SHOW 


HAS RETURNED

JUDITH BERDY

After a 3 year hiatus due to Covide-19, the Coler Art Show has returned. The show opened today at Coler.  The works will be on display at the RIVAA Gallery later this year.

It is an exciting event that the resident artists exhibit the works done under the guidance of the Therapeutic Recreation Department. The art program is supported by the Coler Auxiliary, Angelica Fund and other donors.

The poster announcing the event.

Enter thru an enchanted forest

Above works are by Ramon Montalvo, Ramon Medina and Jean Jacques Anthony

Digital Coloring Art by Charmaine Dautlette

This is  a collage

Above art from residents in the Memory Care Unit

Audrey  Gray leads a group of residents including Ramon Medina, Sesay Emanuel and Zara Draggant  who are writing their own biographies, creative stories and photographing each other. These photos were taken by the participants in the Coler garden.

Robert Fernandez, Art Therapist leads groups doing crafts, sand art among the many projects he leads

Beading is a weekly group activity that encourages creativity and brings out artisitic talents lead by Robert, a wonderful artist and therapist.

Sand art brings out creativity while making an artpiece in a small bottle.

The Weaving project with Cornell Tech and other island groups was spearheaded by Coler art therapist Maria Bravo

Jay Molina has been building cites and and all kinds of miniature constructions.

Jacqueline Kwedy and Judith Berdy of the Coler Auxilary celebrated the artworks and Therapeutic Recreation staff.  It is the Auxiliary  goal to support projects to make life better and encourage  participation by Coler residents. We work closedly with Adminstration lead by Stephen Cutullo, Executive Director, Monsy Martinez, Administrator &, Jovemay Santos, Director of Therapeutic Recreation. 

Saluting the TR staff for all their hard work with the residents.

The canteen has been turned into a wonderful showplace.

Everyone was treated to a dessert and some refreshments 

Thursday Photo of the Day

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WEDNESDAY PHOTO OF THE DAY

SQUIBB BRIDGE LEADING TO BROOKLYN BRIDGE PARK

SUMIT KAUR AND HARA REISER GOT IT RIGHT

Text by Judith Berdy
Thanks to Bobbie Slonevsky for her dedication to Blackwell’s Almanac and the RIHS
Thanks to Deborah Dorff for maintaining our website
Edited by Melanie Colter and Deborah Dorff

All image are copyrighted (c) Roosevelt Island Historical Society unless otherwise indicated

Sources

JUDITH BERDY
JACQUELINE KWEDY


THIS PUBLICATION FUNDED BY DISCRETIONARY FUNDS FROM CITY COUNCIL MEMBER JULIE MENIN & ROOSEVELT ISLAND OPERATING CORPORATION PUBLIC PURPOSE FUNDS.

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Thank you Judy for everything you do for you beautiful island.
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