Photography

Artist Reception – Master Craftsman, David Ebner & Long Island Photographer, Raymond Germann

Artist Reception – Master Craftsman, David Ebner & Long Island Photographer, Raymond Germann

 

Artist Reception: Sunday, June 11, 2023 | 12 PM – 2 PM

Annex Art Gallery

 

About the Artists

 

Black and White Photograph of Orient State Park, by Long Island Photographer Raymond GermannAbout Photographer, Raymond Germann

About Raymond Germann excerpt from his official website.

My photography obsession began in 1978 as I started taking pictures of my newborn son. Soon afterwards my interest spread to fine art and documentary photography. I took classes including black and white darkroom at several colleges which included studying printing at the New School with George Tice. This enabled me to sharpen my darkroom skills.

I eventually bought a large format 4×5 camera to photograph landscapes. I used this camera for twenty years, however I switched to digital photography in 2010 and have been  since. I feel the wet darkroom experience has helped me with the transition to digital printing.

I’ve been exhibiting more than thirty years in colleges, museums, galleries, etc., and have work in several museum collections Including the New-York Historical Society, Bibliotheque Nationale,Paris, New York Public Library, Suffolk County Historical Society, The Adirondack Museum,  the New York State Historical Association, Molloy College, Heckscher Museum, and the Nature Conservancy-New York State region

I have several series I continue to work on as previewed in the web site.

 

 

 

 

Photograph of David N. EbnerAbout Master Craftsman, David Ebner

Biography excerpt from David Ebner’s official website

David N. Ebner is an artist/craftsman who works in four modes: classical impressions of furniture, turned objects, sculptural furniture, and furniture. “I approach my art intuitively as well as intellectually, drawing inspiration wherever I find it. I’ve explored a variety of directions and themes over the years, but each piece is treated as an art object with concern for my material and honesty to its inherent qualities. For me, one’s creative ability is demonstrated in the diversity of the pieces and what one learns from change”.

An exhibit with Master Craftsman, David Ebner and Long Island Photographer, Raymond Germann

Black and White Photograph of Orient State Park, by Long Island Photographer Raymond Germann

Orient State Park by Raymond Germann

An exhibit with Master Craftsman, David Ebner and Long Island Photographer, Raymond Germann

Thursday, June 8, 2023, to Sunday, July 2, 2023

Annex Art Gallery

 

Artist Reception: Sunday, June 11, 2023 | 12 pm – 2 PM

Artist Talk with David Ebner: Sunday, July 2, 2023 | 12 pm – 2 pm

 

Scallion Coat Rack, Cast Bronze by Master Craftsman David N. Ebner

Scallion Coat Rack by David N. Ebner

The Bayard Cutting Arboretum is proud to present a collaborative exhibition with artist-craftsman, David Ebner, and artist-photographer, Raymond Germann in the Manor House Annex Galleries June 8th through July 2nd, Thursdays through Sundays 11 am – 4 pm with an artist reception from June 11th 12 to 2 pm and Artist talk with David Ebner Sunday, July 2nd from 12 to 2 pm.

With the pursuit of elegant simplicity in mind, David Ebner has been creating furniture for over 3 decades. He approaches his designs as a craftsman dedicated to the medium of wood.

With an eye on shapes and movement, Raymond Germann uses his lens to record the landscapes of New York City and Long Island.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

About the Artists

 

About Photographer, Raymond Germann

About Raymond Germann excerpt from his official website.

My photography obsession began in 1978 as I started taking pictures of my newborn son. Soon afterwards my interest spread to fine art and documentary photography. I took classes including black and white darkroom at several colleges which included studying printing at the New School with George Tice. This enabled me to sharpen my darkroom skills.

I eventually bought a large format 4×5 camera to photograph landscapes. I used this camera for twenty years, however I switched to digital photography in 2010 and have been  since. I feel the wet darkroom experience has helped me with the transition to digital printing.

I’ve been exhibiting more than thirty years in colleges, museums, galleries, etc., and have work in several museum collections Including the New-York Historical Society, Bibliotheque Nationale,Paris, New York Public Library, Suffolk County Historical Society, The Adirondack Museum,  the New York State Historical Association, Molloy College, Heckscher Museum, and the Nature Conservancy-New York State region

I have several series I continue to work on as previewed in the web site.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Photograph of David N. EbnerAbout Master Craftsman, David Ebner

Biography excerpt from David Ebner’s official website

David N. Ebner is an artist/craftsman who works in four modes: classical impressions of furniture, turned objects, sculptural furniture, and furniture. “I approach my art intuitively as well as intellectually, drawing inspiration wherever I find it. I’ve explored a variety of directions and themes over the years, but each piece is treated as an art object with concern for my material and honesty to its inherent qualities. For me, one’s creative ability is demonstrated in the diversity of the pieces and what one learns from change”.