Saturday, August 1 and remain on display until Monday, September 7. 
The exhibition opens with a gala reception on Saturday, August 1 from 
5 to 8 p.m. to benefit the Tzedakah Fund of Temple Israel. A portion 
of the evening’s sales will be donated.

About Matt Nolen:
Ceramics provides the means by which Matt Nolen, painter, storyteller 
and architect,  can marry his loves: the painted surface, the three 
dimensional form and narrative content.  Currently, he thrives on 
pursuing projects that allow him to create architectural installations 
and sculptures that explore the role of ceramics in the public realm.

About Jessica Pinsky:
Jessica Pinsky uses a narrative format to confront her own 
spirituality, as well as humor, love, magic and death. The hierarchy 
of paint application and synchronicity of subject matter combine to 
create a cohesive story about the bridge between imagination and 
reality.  Her work features small sewn pieces of oil on canvas with 
thread, etchings on handmade paper and narrative oil paintings on 
canvas.

About the Tzedakah Fund of Temple Israel:
Rabbi David Gelfand and Temple Israel in New York City established the 
Tzedakah Fund of Temple Israel to help the hungry and care for those 
in need in Manhattan and around the world.  The fund benefits a 
multitude of programs including homebound cooking and food delivery 
programs; food, electronics, book, toiletries and winter coat drives; 
Darfur Solar Cooker Project that works to empower and protect Darfur 
women; blankets and scarves for shelters and hospitals; organizations 
serving those with disabilities; and programs that provide assistance 
to poverty stricken Holocaust survivors and the frail elderly.  The 
Biblical verse speaks through them: "A person who runs to do good 
deeds attains life, success & honor." (Prov. 21:21) as does the 
teaching "To save one life is as though you have saved the world."

About The Gallery Sag Harbor:
The Gallery Sag Harbor features established and emerging contemporary 
artists in all media.  Owner Rebecca Cooper, who opened the first 
psychedelic art gallery in the country, aims to instill the gallery 
with the same kind of freshness by highlighting emerging talent and 
new artistic expression.

The Gallery Sag Harbor is open Thursday through Sunday from noon until 
5 p.m., and by appointment. For more information please contact 
Rebecca Cooper at The Gallery Sag Harbor at (631) 725-7707 or visit www.thegallerysagharbor.com