What's Happening?
Images Art Gallery in Briarcliff Manor, founded by 92-year-old artist Marie Alpert, is closing after 45 years. The gallery has been a beloved part of the Hudson Valley art scene, known for its welcoming
atmosphere and landscape paintings. Marie Alpert's gallery served as a community hub for artists and art enthusiasts, fostering personal relationships and creative inspiration. As the gallery closes, Marie plans to continue sharing art and friendship from her home.
Why It's Important?
The closure of Images Art Gallery marks the end of an era for Briarcliff Manor's art community. The gallery's impact on local artists and patrons highlights the importance of accessible creative spaces in fostering artistic expression and community engagement. Marie Alpert's legacy serves as a reminder of the role art plays in connecting people and enriching cultural landscapes.
What's Next?
While the gallery is closing, Marie Alpert's commitment to art and community continues. Loyal patrons and friends plan to maintain the tradition of gathering and sharing art in Marie's living room. The closure may inspire discussions on preserving and supporting local art spaces, ensuring future generations have access to creative environments.
