Springs Library is introducing their second summer show, Point of View: Small Works at the Library, curated by mother/daughter team Andrea McCafferty and Sienna Hirschman. It will be showing at the Springs Library July 3-28, 2025 with an opening reception on Sunday, July 6, 11am – 1pm at the library.
If everybody had the same take on everything the world would paint a pretty dull picture. From the contrasts comes the composition. Take two women, years apart in age but years together in life. Different generations with different experiences but with the same appreciation of the creative spirit. How would these two minds come together to curate a show of artists that is not only cool and sexy and humorous and beautiful but also meaningful? Mother/daughter team, Andrea McCafferty and Sienna Hirschman, don’t always see eye to eye, but they had a meeting of the minds to put a collective of Springs’ artists on display in a most surprising way. Perhaps that old adage is true. The acorn doesn’t fall far from the tree. And, for this exhibit, that’s a good thing.
Andrea is co-owner of The White Room Gallery in East Hampton and has lived in the Hamptons for over thirty years curating multiple shows for the past twenty. Her daughter Sienna, who is twenty, was born and raised here and attended Springs School. This is her first time curating an exhibition. A portion of the proceeds is donated to the Springs Historical Society.
Exhibiting artists include Randy Rosenthal, Dennis Lawrence, Elaine Grove, Alison Seiffer, Andrea Asher, Beth Barry, Gerry Giliberti, Charles Waller, Mali Faulkner, Lauren Hall, Marketa Grant, Kym Fumer, Keira Atwell, Amanda Kraye, Michael Cardacino, Carl Scorza, Rosalind Brenner, Sara Faulkner, Geralyne Lewandowski, Barry McCallion, Jennifer Cross, Tommy Lagrassa, Caren Sturmer and Kristy Schopper.
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