Past Exhibition: Daniel Anselmi
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Andrew Carnegie GalleryRochester Public Library, 2nd Floor
65 South Main Street, Rochester, NH 03867 Located at the top of the library’s beautiful double staircase, the Andrew Carnegie Gallery is flooded with natural light and features birch flooring and cypress panel and finishing. Designed by Randlett and Griffin of Concord, NH, the gallery is named after philanthropist, Andrew Carnegie (1835-1919), for generously donating funds for the library’s construction in 1903. The gallery is free and open to the public during the library's normal hours of operation. Click here to see previous exhibitions. |
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Forrest Knight / December 2021Common Sights
Forrest Knight is an oil painter that works out of his studio in the Salmon Falls Mills. Knight received a BFA in painting from MassArt in 2013. He was awarded the Ellen Battell Stoekel Fellowship at Yale Norfolk, Gambling Paint Award, and the Paul Celli Award, in recognition of his artistic achievements. "These paintings are collages of daily experience. Recently encountered media, interruptions of memory, daydreams, outside stressors, waste, the debris of the day, are all altering forces in the experience of images, nature, or any participation. Perception becomes reprocessed through screen, separated by fantasy, small escapes. These layers become a second nature, a more real observation of nature, a divergent reality of outside influence on internal experience." Visit www.instagram.com/knight.forrest to learn more. |