Honorary Patronage of Consul General of the Republic of Poland in New York. 233 Madison Avenue (Jan Karski Corner), New York, NY 10016
Click the link to see all the images of Zosia Żeleska-Bobrowski: WYNIKI KONKURSU SZOPEK KRAKOWSKICH 2022
First Place (in category: individual author) – Jolanta Kret, Garfield, NJ
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Book Fair organized by Nneena Akoma Ononaji, Nowodworski Foundation Book Club Milestones with Love Director
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Under Honorary Patronage of
Maciej Golubiewski
Consul General of the Republic of Poland
HONOREES
KING JAN III SOBIESKI AWARD
Dr. Dorota Andraka, President
Centrala Polskich Szkół Dokształcających w Ameryce
Polish Supplementary School Council of America, Inc
PRESIDENT’S AWARD
Alicja Andrejczuk, Nowodworski Foundation volunteer • Daniel Andrejczuk, Nowodworski Foundation volunteer • Ewa Natkaniec, Nowodworski Foundation CFO, volunteer
COMMUNITY OUTREACH AWARD
Jessie Ferreira Cavallo, Police Officer Hastings-on-Hudson
Laura Yakaboski, Police Officer 2 Precinct Yonkers
COMMUNITY EAGLE AWARD
Nnenna Akoma-Ononaji, former President YSEPTA • Marzena Chioccola, volunteer PSD Yonkers • Bozena Fiedorczuk, teacher PSD Yonkers • Slawomir Konrad, volunteer • Zuzanna Golec, teacher PSD Yonkers • Edyta Grzelakowski, volunteer PSD Yonkers • Ardena Seaward, Journalist • Karol Spisak, volunteer PSD Yonkers • Monika Spisak, volunteer PSD Yonkers
Culture, Arts, Science and Technology
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and success for young generation.
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Free Art workshops in Brooklyn and Queens
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“Line printing is a process for creating lines that makes use of a simple printmaking technique. Using the line tool, children have control over their marks and often find that they are able to print structures before they can actually draw them.
A line becomes a tool for thinking when it is used to discover the beginnings of writing, reading, mathematics and design”. —C.W.Topal
Print With A Line
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Click here to see few images from our Tibbettts Brook Park workshops
In conjunction with the multimedia art on view, artists Kathy Creutzburg, Natalia Lesniak, and Mirabai Kwan Yin will host a free art workshop suitable for children ages 6-12 and their caretakers.
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This project is made possible with funds from the Decentralization Program, a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature and administered by ArtsWestchester.
Fiscal sponsor: Nowodworski Foundation.
Come check out the interactive, immersive new art installation at Philipse Manor Hall in Yonkers, “Whispers in the Grove”.
Opening as part of Yonkers Gallery Hop on Thursday, April 4 (5:30-7:30pm) and on view until Friday, April 27th.
In conjunction with the multimedia art on view, artists Kathy Creutzburg, Natalia Lesniak, and Mirabai Kwan Yin will host a free art workshop suitable for children ages 6-12 and their caretakers.
Workshop details:
Day: Saturday, April 6, 2019
Time: 12:20-1:30 pm
Location: Philipse Manor Hall, 29 Warburton Ave, Yonkers, NY 10701
About the art:
Did you know trees communicate through underground networks of roots and fungus? Visit this woman-made forest of interconnected, neuron-like, steel forms that rise to support bulbs, the leaf canopy. Each bulb is enveloped in found materials and illuminated, like fireflies who express through their flicker. Hear “Whispers in the Grove”.
Inspired by mycorrhiza, trees’ communication and symbiosis through an underground network of roots and mycelium, the artists built steel trees topped by cell-like bulbs made of upcycled material from different cities around the USA. The forest-like structure invites people to wander around or sit beneath it, voice tubes invite people to whisper to each other from different parts of the sculpture, and internal lights react to the approach of the viewer. Our budding understanding of the mycorrhiza phenomenon makes humans and plants seem more similar. This network is reminiscent of human neurons, the internet, even our network of roads connecting cities. We all live in symbiosis. Through “Whispers in the Grove” artists Natalia, Kathy and Mirabai seek to peak the public’s interest in science and nature, as well as fostering a sense of interconnectedness of humans and plants, leading to responsible conservation efforts and sustainable practices.
This project is made possible with funds from the Decentralization Program, a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature and administered by ArtsWestchester.
Fiscal sponsor: the Nowodworski Foundation
