Gallery Exhibit: Pointed Perspectives - A Study in Fiber & Photography

Each Saturday and Sunday in June from 1-5pm the Stover Mill Gallery, 852 River Road in Erwinna, PA will host the artists Cindi Sathra and Jenny Boccardo for their joint show ‘Pointed Perspectives – A Study in Fiber and Photography.'

Both artists share a love of nature and wildlife, and you will definitely see it in this show. They first met during a shared Art of the Barn show a few years back and it was easy to see that they shared the same interests’ right from the start. They regrouped for another small show, but this is their first gallery show together.
Cindi is a lifelong resident of Bucks County, PA and is an award winning, published photographer. Photographing nature and wildlife has always been her passion. Her love of birds, animals and the outdoors has always been an inspiration. Although, her love of the unusual has drawn her to some interesting new subject matter as well lately. Having bought her first 35mm camera at age 15, she has been photographing for well over 43 years.

Her art is on permanent display at the Tinicum Conservancy in Erwinna, PA. This is her fourth gallery show; and her work has been part of the Phillips Mill Photography Show, Art of the Barn and many more. Her art has been on the cover of Pennsylvania magazine, it has been in Birds & Blooms magazine, Country magazine and used by National Wildlife Federation and Cornell Lab of Ornithology.
Jenny began exploring textile arts as a child, learning traditional “womanly art forms”, from her mother and grandmothers. Jenny discovered wool needle felt in 2014 and considered it an opportunity to challenge the perception of fiber art as wool painting uses traditional art methods with a new painting medium. A lifelong naturalist, Jenny uses a vast array of wool types, colors, and textures to paint the wild landscapes and wildlife she loves.
New and exciting, Jenny’s work has been quickly gaining recognition. She has shown her work in numerous juried, collaborative, and solo shows. She has the honor of being one of the few textile artists to hang at the prestigious Phillips Mill Juried Art Show.

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