ART EXHIBIT APRIL 7 – MAY 8 2014 AT I-SQUARE GALLERY
LEO DODD
After an early retirement from Kodak, Leo Dodd had plenty of time to pursue what was once a spare time hobby – sketching. Barns, the River Regatta, protest gatherings, downtown buildings and especially construction projects are favorite subjects. He spent so much time at the Can of Worms site that the Brighton Pittsford Post featured him in a full page story. His engineering eye was abetted by watercolor classes at RIT where he eventually taught watercolor courses. He has studied with Milford Zorne, Dong Kingman and Fred Lipp at the Creative Workshop in the Memorial Art Gallery. The seven Dodd children couldn’t help but be influenced.
MORE LEO DODD WATERCOLORS
JOHN DODD
ohn Dodd is a noted furniture designer maker. He designs furniture that simply and elegantly performs its function. He studied and taught at RIT’s School For American Crafts. His work has been represented by numerous galleries throughout the United States.
PAUL DODD
Paul Dodd is a painter who has spent the last five years drawing. He works mostly from newspaper sources and has concentrated on portraits of criminals, terrorists, priests and most recently homeless teenagers from a Rochester shelter. He is a student of Fred Lipp at the Creative Workshop. He plays a weekly gig with the improvisational jazz group, Margaret Explosion at the Little Theatre Cafe and keeps a blog at popwars.
ARTISTS TALK: MONDAY, MAY 5th 2014
