ARTISTS NEEDED FOR UPCOMING STEUBEN TRUST GALLERY EXHIBITS. THOSE WHO ARE INTERESTED SHOULD CONTACT DOUG AT dug2376@hotmail.com

Diana M. Bell was born in Brooklyn, New York and moved to Hammondsport at a very early age.
She graduated from Hammondsport in 1958 and attended school in California.

Diana has painted since a young child. She has sold many paintings all over the US and other countries. Diana has had a showing of paintings in: Steuben Trust Bank in Hornell, the Dorman Library in Bath and The Taylor Library in Hammondsport. She has won many ribbons at the Bath Fair and The New York State Fair.

Diana has many interests in painting on many surfaces such as ostrich eggs, glass, tile, wood, saws, trees, walls and even boulders. Her paintings cover many subjects; Landscapes, Marine, Animals (Domestic and Wild), Horses (Race Horses), Houses and people.

CALL
FOR ARTISTS
2nd Annual “ART EXPOSÉ”at the Elks Lodge in Hornell on
Saturday, June 9th on Broadway, 1:00 PM to 8:00 PM
All fine art welcome: paintings,
drawings, sculpture, wood-working, etc. The “Exposé” is for those who would like to work on your pieces at the exhibition for visitors to observe. There will be live music, complimentary hors d’oeuvres, and cash bar.
Fee for space (sizes vary depending on need) is $20. For
application, please reply to haac2008@gmail.com.
This event was very
well-attended last year! Hope to see you there!

Wednesday April 18th, 7:00 PM, Hornell Senior Center, 20 Broadway. All are welcome.

Ralph Berardi, local musician and songwriter, will perform Monday, April 16th from 10:00 AM to 11:15 AM at the Hornell Senior Center on Broadway Mall in Hornell.
“Back stage passes~free admission~no cover~coffee is cheap and good.”

Emily Stauring’s love of photography began with her first photograph, taken at age 4, with her “brownie box” camera. Seldom do you find her without her Nikon camera close by.

Emily, husband Josh, and son Remington reside in Arkport , NY . The nearby landscape attributes for many of her exceptional photos. Her husband Josh believes that their son Remington maybe the most photographed child ever! Emily’s love for horses can also be seen in the many photographs of her Arabian and Paint horses. Emily attributes her photographic talent as a gift from God and lives to capture those moments and scenes that people miss or are too busy to appreciate.

Emily photographs weddings and graduation portraits with a photo journalistic style. This less intrusive style creates natural looking photos that could never be captured in a studio setting. You may purchase her framed and matted work online (as many customers from across the country and worldwide already have), or at various area festivals. Her Photography is featured for sale in greeting card form at the George Eastman House (International photography museum) in Rochester , NY and can also be purchased at Berry Vine Creations in Arkport, NY.

The Artist of the month for April is Emily Stauring. View her amazing photography at the gallery of Steuben Trust Bank, Hornell.

Diana M. Bell, born in Brooklyn, New York and moved to Hammondsport at an very early age.

The youngest daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Andrew F. Lass. Graduated from Hammondsport in 1958. (The Curtiss School), and attended school in California. Upon returning to New York, married and had two children. Remarried and now has three step-children to add to the family.

Her husband, Velmer, was a harness-horse owner, trainer, now retired. Diana retired from Ira Davenport Hospital in 2005, where she worked for Consulting doctors from Guthrie & Arnot.

Diana has painted since a young child. Has sold many paintings, all over the US and other countries. She paints a pallet for the Keuka Pallet auction in September each year, and has had a showing of paintings in: Steuben Trust Bank in Hornell, the Dorman Library in Bath and The Taylor Library in Hammondsport.

Diana has won many ribbons at the Bath Fair and The New York State Fair.

Diana has may interests in painting on many surfaces such as; Ostirch Eggs, Glass, Tile, Wood, saws, trees, walls and even boulders. Her paintings cover many subjects; Landscapes, Marine, Animals (Domestic and Wild), Horses (Race Horses), Houses and people.

TONIGHT (WEDNESDAY) MARCH 21, 7:00 PM, 20 BROADWAY. ALL WELCOME.

Big thank you to Valerie Holler and her husband Nick, Amy, Mike, Hannah, and Hope Mikolajczyk, Dan Hausman & son Lennon, and Andrea Prete for the awesome job at St. Patrick’s Day Parade as well as the event we held at the Hornell Senior Center! We are also grateful to Hornell Wegman’s for the donation of snacks, and Ahren Henby and Robert Cox for the entertainment!

Video courtesy Bill Dugan, WLEA/WCKR