MCKAY IMAGING PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO & GALLERY
12 Monmouth Street, 2nd Floor
Gallery Hours: Wed-Th 1-7pm by appointment
732.842.2272 | mckayimaging.com

EXHIBIT: Sea & Land: Photographs
Curated by Laury A. Egan & Liz and Bob McKay
November 19, 2009 - January 7, 2010

Participating Photographers: Pasquale Cirullo, Vicki DeVico, Laury Egan, Jim Ferris, Jean Finnila, El McCarthy, Nancy Klein, Jim Powers, Jill Saari, Paul Staniforth, and Warner White.

Curator’s Statement: The show features 33 landscape and seascape photographs, chosen for their mood, composition, and technical excellence. All prints have been reproduced according to museum standards, and range from oversized work to smaller studies.

Curator: Laury A. Egan holds a BFA in graphic design/ photography from Carnegie Mellon University and is listed in Who’s Who of American Art and Who’s Who of American Women. She teaches fine arts photography at the Guild of Creative Art. Her work is in the permanent collection of the Montclair Art Museum, the Monmouth County Historical Association, and the Graphic Arts Library of Princeton University.

BEACON FINE ARTS GALLERY
61 Monmouth Street
Gallery Hours: Mon, Wed, Thur 10am-5:30pm; Fri 11am-8pm; Sat 11am-9pm;
Sun 12 noon-5:30pm; Tues, by appointment only
732.936.0888 | beaconfineartsgallery.com

Beacon Fine arts is the exclusive publisher and distributor of fine art, limited edition original serigraphs by Tomie dePaola and Ted Jeremenko, individually numbered and signed by the artists. Additionally, Beacon Fine Art features a large and eclectic collection of paintings, sculpture and glass, prints, and custom framing services.

CHETKIN GALLERY
9 Wharf Ave.
Gallery Hours: Tues-Sat 10-5:30pm;
Sun 12:30-4:30pm; closed Mondays
732.741.6116 | chetkingallery.com

EXHIBIT: Holiday Showcase
featuring Jean Claude Cubaynes
Opening December 5, 2009

Curator’s Statement: The show presents French artist Jean Claude Cubanyes’s new paintings of Giverny and More; Scenes of the Netherlands by Simon Balyon; and, new paintings by artists Jean Yves Boisse, Pierre Chandelier, Michel Guyon, Nicolas de Benedictis, Giovanni Maranghi, and Antonio Matallana.