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 A visual art website featuring the fine art, illustrations, and graphic work of ACROBRATS Founder, Karen E. Gersch. |
 The Waterfront Museum is a chartered NYS Museum founded in 1986. Its mission is to provide waterfront access and programs in education and the arts. The museum is the last and only wooden cargo barge of its kind from the "lighterage era" (1860-1960) still afloat in America. This has earned it a listing in the National Register of Historic Places. The "CIRCUSundays in June" Series was founded in 1995 by Museum Captain David Sharps, in collaboration with Karen Gersch. Visit the site & view past shows and artists from over a decade of unique performances, featuring professional performers from around the globe. You'll discover more about this award-winning, one-of-a-kind Showboat Barge, which is recreating life and old-time entertainment on the New York waterways. |
Photo: Patty Wright-Ferrini Introducing the Tri-State area's only year-round, all-youth circus troupe, founded in 2001 by Carlo Pellegrini and Janet Hayes. Its young teen members learn extensive circus, performing, and social skills they can then offer back to communities in the form of mini-circus shows held in churches, schools, nursing homes, fairs, community centers - even cathedrals. AGC has performed at St. John the Divine in NYC, and sold-out a weekend of shows at the Riverspace Arts Theatre in Nyack. |
Photo: Tom Caravaglia The Juggling MATRIX is the most interactive Keynote Program available today, and the creation of Carlo Pellegrini, a change management consultant, author, and motivational speaker. Since 1996, Carlo has been inspiring audiences to act, think, and behave differently to produce more efficient performing teams. His metaphor and training tool is the skill of juggling, and he is a master at teaching large and small groups how to say YES to accomplishing "the impossible". The Juggling MATRIX system is used by over 140,000 executives in companites around the world |
 Photography galleries by Deborah Grosmark. Regardless of whether her subjects are children, adults, clowns, actors or acrobats -- Deborah focuses on moments that are genuine, in-motion, on-the-fly and true to the spirit of the lives she records. She is an on-location photographer that works mostly with natural light and the surroundings around her. She is passionate about creating photographs that capture the essence of the subject. Please enjoy viewing her work, as she continues to explore our world through her lens. |
Other Contributing Photographers: Jeff Flax, Jim Moore, K.C. Kratt, Steve Speliotis, Wolfgang Freithof, Josiah Dearborn, Deb Grosmark
Website: Steven Grosmark
