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August 30 - October 2, 2010
Paintings and Drawings
Mary DeStefano
Mary DeStefano is originally from Arkansas, where she began drawing the landscape and animals around her. She received her B.A. focusing on Painting from Yale University in 2005. Since that time she has been painting a series of portraits of family members taken from old photos, but done with a new twist. She's also continued to cultivate her paintings of animals and landscapes. She has shown her work in Arkansas, Connecticut and Washington D.C., and is now exploring art-making in Brooklyn.
Most recent exhibitions include:
Centennial Art Show, Schumacher Gallery, Westover School, Middlebury, CT, April 2010
Group Show, The Trinity Project Gallery, Brooklyn, NY, June 2010
Opening Reception: Wednesday, September 8th, 7-9 p.m.
Tillie's Community Mural
Tillie's of Brooklyn is proud to announce our community mural on the Vanderbilt Avenue side of the store.
This mural was completed in June 2008 by Clinton Hill/Ft. Greene Community Members, directed by Ellie Balk and supported by Tillie's of Brooklyn, SONYA and the Puffin Foundation.
For more information on the Mural:
visit tilliesmuralproject.blogspot.com, or click here
Since its inception Tillie’s has shown the work of a different visual artist every month, most of them from the area, including: Sameeh Alderazi, Eric Araujo, C Bangs (in collaboration with Gregory Matloff and Les Johnson), Rebecca Boccio, Tobias Brill, Nan Carey, Ricardo Cortes, Matthew Cramer, Donna DeCesare, Anthony DeSimone, Gwynne Duncan, Cynthia Edorh, Christine Finley, The Fort Greene Photography Club, Robert Goldstrom, Joe Greenstein, Erica Harris, Natasha Harsh, Kathleen Hayek, Daina Higgins, E.F. Higgins, Robyn Holl, Doug Madill, Robert Matson, Nell McClister, Mascha Oehlmann, Empress Modupe Olufunmi-Diop, Thomas Patrick O’Connell, Parker "Woody" Pantilla, Keith Pavia, Patricia Peticolas, Sean Qualls, Laurie Sermos, Thanut Singhasuvich, Angie Smith, David Sokosh, Leah Stubbs, Harvey Wilson, The Zimbabwe Artists Project, and Young Printmakers from Pratt Institute. Every May we also feature an exhibition of the work of our vastly overqualified staff.