The Earlville Opera House is hosting the next Virtual Gallery Series of 2021, by artists Joseph Fryc, Kayla Ferris and Donald Windsor. The exhibitions can be viewed at earlvilleoperahouse.com/virtual-gallery through June 12.(Submitted photos)

EARLVILLE – The Earlville Opera House is pleased to host our next Virtual Gallery Series of 2021. We are excited to exhibit artwork by Joseph Fryc, Kayla Ferris and Donald Windsor. This set of virtual exhibitions can be viewed at earlvilleoperahouse.com/virtual-gallery through June 12. We encourage you to visit these vibrant virtual delights free of charge with donations always appreciated in support of our mission.

 

In response to the Covid-19 pandemic prohibiting onsite visits to the EOH, and to maintain support of professional and emerging visual artists, EOH launched our virtual gallery to continue highlighting artistic talent and promotion for the visual arts community near and far. We are continuing to accept Requests for Proposals for the Virtual Gallery Series as well as seek submissions for future on-site gallery exhibitions. Information for submissions can be found on our at www.earlvilleoperahouse.com.

 

Local artist Joseph Fryc, often working under the alias “PC”, is a digital and analog collage artist originally from Utica, NY. Now residing in Norwich, Joseph works primarily in Photoshop for his digital work and utilizes a “glueless” method learned from Jonathan Talbot for his analog work. His work has previously been featured in the Munson William’s Proctor Arts Institute Virtual Sidewalk show, and this marks his first solo exhibition to date. When not creating art, he works in the museum field, currently employed at the Chenango County Historical Society and Museum.

The Earlville Opera House is located at 18 East Main Street in the charming Village of Earlville, NY and is handicap accessible. We remain closed for on-site programming until further notice, please view our website for updates and like us on Facebook.

– From the EOH