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Stephen L. Crohn Gallery Exhibit

Artist:
Sarah Ingrassia

February 2026

Since the age of nine I have been creating art and  writing poetry and short stories. It wasn't until 2009, during the course of domestic violence that I found therapy in painting. Painting was an emotional escape that years later became my strength and dream. Now at age 41, every piece I create tells a story and hangs in homes across the United States. My goal is to influence people through creativity because art is universal and creates unspoken ties between all.

Art by Sarah Ingrassia. Cursive words saying "Smile now, cry later" that look like colorful noodles. Between the words is a somewhat robotic face with a mouth wide open and a single eyeball
Brian Lynch, a balding man wearing a patterned shirt, using a flat-edged tool to smooth a large mural of sketched people onto a wall.

Artist: Brian Lynch

Images from Everyday Life

In this photo, Saugerties artist Brian Lynch is seen installing a mural [5 x 21 feet] made specifically for our ground floor hallway between the Children’s Section and the Saugerties Public Library Art Gallery. It was created in connection with his show: Images from Everyday Life. The mural is collaged from various Lynch works. You can see many scenes and people depicted in Lynch’s unique style—a style that generates empathy for the human condition.

This unique work is the first

site-specific work done for the Library.

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