Rockland Center for the Arts is proud to present The Tipping Point: Artists Address Climate Change, a compelling exhibition exploring the relationship between nature and humanity, capturing the environmental impacts of human resources. Artists present work that first appears beautiful but, ultimately, reveals  damage, transmutation and the decomposed.  Tipping Point offers a fresh perspective on critical environmental issues, the effects…

Rockland Center for the Arts is proud to present Aqueous Remains, a compelling exhibition of works by Aurora Robson, exploring ecological issues and the relationship between nature and humanity.  Robson is a multi-media artists known for her lively and intricate sculptures constructed from plastic debris.  Her practice is about shifting trajectories as she transforms waste into aesthetic objects of beauty. …

Rockland Center for the Arts is proud to present works by Jaynie Crimmins in Quotidian Metamorphosis, as part of our Spring exhibits addressing Climate Change.  Jaynie Crimmins creates alternative narratives from quotidian materials, such as promotional mailings from political organizations, consumerist advertising, and bills.  Most of this printed matter is difficult to recycle because the inks have high concentrations of…

“‘Car Parts’ is a series I started photographing in the fall of 2012. Attracted to the light and abstract pattern in a reflection on a parked car door, I began noticing these ‘paintings’ on cars everywhere and I set out to collect them. For me these dream-like images combine elements of gestural energy from Abstract Expressionism with the bright colors…

Sean Scully is renowned for his paintings featuring different colored stripes of thickly applied oil paint. Though abstract, his imagery is derived from the natural world and serves as a metaphor that relates to things outside the painting. The works to be shown in this exhibition are from the "Doric" series. Scully has said that the series is a love…