suns along the Mohawk

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 I‘m very pleased that Richard Genest is presenting an exhibit of David Giacalone photo-canvases at his iconic Moon & River Cafe, 115 So. Ferry Street, in the Schenectady Stockade neighborhood. [Directions] It’s the first art exhibit of my work. Click on the image to the right from the April Stockade Spy for more detail..

Richard calls the show “Beauty Along the Mohawk: Scenes of Schenectady through an artful photographer’s lens.” There are 25 photo-canvases in the Exhibit, which can be seen in this posting. Click on an image for a larger version. [Note: more photos were added below on Sunday, April 10, 2023.]

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Please come to Moon & River Cafe to see them in person. I hope I’ll have the chance to see you at the Reception, April 11, 2023, 6-8pm, or without the crowd, any day in April. Our Photo-Canvases Page has more than forty canvases, including those featured in the M&R show.

Follow-up: (April 9, 2023) MANY THANKS to INDIANA NASH and the Daily Gazette for a fine article about the exhibit.

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Update: Early Easter Sunday, April 9, 2023. As promised above, I took a better camera and my monopod to Moon & River Cafe Saturday afternoon. Below are images from the Exhibit. 

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. . above: Proctors marquee (2015); View toward Scotia from Riverside Park (2008)

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. . above: Schenectady City Hall (2013); below: a sunny Sunday morning on Jay St. (2018)

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above: clockwise from top left: Valentine flamingos at Lawrence Circle, glad to see the new Arthur’s 1795 (2020); Schmidt family sculpture on rear lawn of S.C. Historic Society (2023); collage with four seasons viewed from Cucumber Alley at Washington Ave. (various years); Terrace of Johnny’s restaurant at Center City (2020); and Schenectady Train Station (2019)

. Above: 1st Presbyterian Steeple behind St. George’s, seen from N. Ferry St (2022); Ice sheets on the Mohawk seen from Riverside Park Overlook (2022); and, Tots enjoying a morning along the Mohawk. 

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above: Blue Heron floating on a branch in the Mohawk near the Stockade (2009); and, Big Red Dog Clifford frolicing in Riverside Playlot (2011, but removed in 2015)

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above: Elegant plastic flamingos at Lawrence Circle (Feb. 14, 2014); and, 1st Reformed Church with tulips (2012)

above: Mohawk R. Flooding along Riverside Park playlot (April 2022); and, Santa after Stockade Tree Lighting, Lawrence Circle (2022)

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above: Riverside Park Playlot after a flash-freeze at sunrise (2018); and, view north on Washington Ave., from County Historical Society, with cherry blossoms (2014). 

above: Schenectady Cherry Blossoms Collage: Top L: Washington Ave.; Top R: weeping blossoms at Congregation Gates of Heaven; Bottom L: last year of cherry blossoms (2018) at City Hall; and, at Central Park Rose Garden

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above: tulips in Riverside Park on riverbank near west entrance (2018)

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above: outside the refurbished Arthur’s 1795 Market during 2020 Outoor Art Showr

Not on Canvas: Main Dining Area of the Moon & River Cafe (April 2023):

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