Allison Midgley - Interim President

Allison Midgley is an Ossining resident and a trainer, artist, and teacher. Currently, in her role as the Westchester Library System Technology Trainer, she develops and supports library staff professional development in digital literacy, existing and emerging technologies, and innovation and maker programs. 
 
Allison received her Bachelor of Arts in Art and Education from the University of Dallas in Irving, TX. In addition to participating in a variety of print editioning projects, in 2010 she was privileged to participate in the installation of Sol LeWitt’s ​Wall Drawing # 1268: Scribbles: Staircase (AKAG)​ at the Albright-Knox Art Gallery in Buffalo, NY. Most recent exhibitions include A Round Now In a Square Time collaborative show with Sheila Kalkbrenner at the David A. Howe Public Library in Wellsville, NY (2013) and Moments: Before/During/After at the Briarcliff Manor Public Library (2016). 
 
Through mixed media, photos, and combinations of traditional and emerging technologies, she investigates ordinariness and time; light, surfaces, and textures; and shifts in literal and figurative perspective and focus.

 

 

 

Keith Gordon - Treasurer

Keith Gordon has worked with clay since his teens, beginning with assisting his mother, a professional potter in the D.C. area.  Keith makes sculptural, decorative and functional ceramic art in his Ossining NY home studio.  He also teaches ceramics to adults at the Cedar Lane Arts Center which he manages for the Ossining Recreation & Parks program.  In addition, he is an officer of the Ossining Arts Council and the Hudson River Potters.  Keith favors organic forms which fully express the tri-dimensional potential of clay, and fires in oxidation, reduction and raku kilns.  Some of his work can be viewed on his website:  http://CageyCreations.Weebly.com

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