
Photo courtesy of the artist.
Photo courtesy of the artist.
Rarely are art enthusiasts provided a portal into the often solitary journey of an artiste — gleaning the soul-searching process that eventually yields innovative creations designed to invoke spirited emotions.
“Any introduction to art throughout my life was due to public libraries, public schools and community events,” Amaryllis R. Flowers (formerly known as Amaryllis DeJesus Moleski) told The Hudson Independent. “So any time I get the opportunity to open a studio space, I enjoy it.”
In March 2023, the Rockefeller Brothers Fund (RBF) announced that Flowers was awarded a $25,000 grant and a two-month residency at The Pocantico Center, a cultural venue and conference center on the former Rockefeller family estate in Tarrytown.
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