Piece description from the artist
Perched on my corner balcony high above the New York City streets, I drew , over a period of 4 years, what I saw when I awoke each morning and often also at night, . I could look North-looking up Third Avenue, East-toward the East River, and Northwest, towards the Empire State Building. The same three views always looked different, depending on the time of year, the hour, and the weather. These sketchbooks, with work done in watercolor, pen and ink, and pastel, became the basis for these larger Balcony Series studio paintings :
Looking East, Dawn represents the magical hour objects emerge from the enveloping darkness of the night.
Regina Silvers has been involved with fine art for her whole adult life, as a teacher, curator, art consultant, museum public relations manager; founder and President of TOAST, the TriBeCa Open Artist Studio Tour; founder and Director of the Gallery at Hastings-on-Hudson, and always, practicing artist.
Silvers draws and paints. The focus of her work changes with her life. Political/activist paintings are a visual diary of her social activism/ participation in democracy . City Views derived from looking from her balcony. The Jazz series results from listening and drawing at Jam Sessions; Nature-based paintings grew out of years of walking on trails and sitting in streams. The common thread her experience. She can be reached through her website www.ReginaSilvers.com. on Instagram: regisilvers2, and on Facebook:
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