International print exchange results in show at the Harlow
Pittston artist Scott Minzy s print exchange yields nearly 400 pieces of art from around the world.
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“Scorch,” a relief print by Dealey Settlemyre Dansby of Pink House Print Shop of Tampa, Florida, is part of “Relief Conspiracy” at the Harlow Gallery.
Courtesy of Harlow Gallery
Scott Minzy enjoys receiving mail, and assumes other people do as well. A printmaker from Pittston, Minzy has gotten into the habit of making small prints and mailing them to people, who delight in the surprise and wonder of receiving original art in the mail, just because.
Stay home? They’d rather move
Independent photo by Ken Farver | The COVID-19 pandemic made for an unusual home selling and buying process for Woodstock resident Jake Bummer, wife Mary Belden, and their children, Reece, 7, and Bailey, 5. “Keeping the house immaculate was challenging” with the children learning from home, Bummer said. He and Belden did not take the children house hunting with them. “We knew we could keep our hands to ourselves,” Belden said. Although they’ve driven past the home they bought and will move into this spring, “the kids still haven’t been in the house. They’re going to get a surprise when we move in there,” Bummer said.