‘Experiment Wildly’

A Bold New Exhibit by Artist Jennifer Levine Explores Identity, Vulnerability, and Liberation Dec. 1^st-Jan. 31^st

   ROCK TAVERN, NY – Acclaimed Hudson Valley-based painter Jennifer Levine unveils her latest body of work, Experiment Wildly, at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship in Rock Tavern, NY. The exhibit will adorn the walls of the Sanctuary as of December 1^st .

    Take a glimpse into Levine’s bold artistic journey at a reception for the artist on Saturday, Dec. 13. from 1 pm to 4 p.m. in the sanctuary, located at 9 Vance Road, Rock Tavern, NY. December 14^th is the snow date. There will be an Artist led tour and talk about this powerful and intimate exhibition at 2pm.  Known for her large-scale figurative paintings in oil and acrylic, Levine’s work centers around themes of female identity, motherhood, and emotional resilience. In Experiment Wildly, she offers a raw and courageous response to chaos and vulnerability—particularly as a woman and mother in today’s uncertain world.

      Artwork will be available for sale.

Exhibit Details

Location: Unitarian Universalist Congregation, 9 Vance Road, Rock Tavern, NY

Dates: Artist Reception is December 13^th 1-4pm and Artist Talk at 2pm.

Snow Date is December 14^th 1-4pm 

Viewings are available Sunday afternoons by appointment.  Contact: info.uucrt@gmail.com

If you are interested,  please contact the UUCRT Arts Ministry at info.uucrt@gmail.com for further information.