APRIL 2014


EXAMINER MEDIA • ARTSWNEWS


A15 calendar sponsored by The Bristal


Music: Westchester Chamber Music Society presents The Ariel String Quartet. Haydn’s Quartet in G Major, Op.76 #1, Britten’s Quartet #2 and Schubert’s Quartet in G Major D.887. At Congregation Emanu-El, Rye. 4pm. www.westchestercham- bermusic.com


MONDAY 4/28


Lectures: New Rochelle Public Library presents Holocaust Remembrance Program – Monuments and Memorials in Germany: Creation and Controversy. An illustrated program on how Germany has confronted Holocaust history with differ- ent kinds of remembrances. 7:30pm. www.nrpl.org


The Ariel String Quartet, Westchester Chamber Orchestra, 4/27


Lectures: Color Camera Club presents Is an Orange Orange? Noted photographer H. David Stein presents An


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Westchester Community College Fine Arts Gallery


On view through April 19 Gallery Hours:


Mon–Sat: 10am –3pm Thurs: 4pm–6pm


For more info: sunywcc.edu/gallery


Exploration of Color. 8pm. www.colorcameraclub.org


WEDNESDAY 4/30


Music: Downtown Music at Grace presents Noonday Getaway Concert. Karen Marie Marmer and John Moran, principals of REBEL Ensemble, play works of Bach, Giuseppe Torelli, and Mozart. 12:10pm. www.DTMusic.org


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CONTEMPORARY ART GALLERY IN WESTCHESTER


MAHLSTEDT GALLERY 415 HUGUENOT STREET


NEW ROCHELLE, NEW YORK 10801


MONDAY – FRIDAY 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM SATURDAY BY APPOINTMENT


NOW ON DISPLAY // SURFACE TENSION UNTIL 4/15/14


BESPOKE ARTWORK FOR YOUR SPACE


Our in-house, contemporary, original art collection Bespoke represents an extensive roster of artists, whose artwork is carefully curated and a valuable resource for both the novice art buyer and seasoned collector. Our


experienced curators provide art


consulting services to private and corporate art collectors, interior designers, and art enthusiasts all over the world.


As an international art gallery we are keeping up with the most up to date trends. We have a team of professional art handlers who deliver and install artworks to private collections, residential or commercial spaces and exhibitions.


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