Author Archives: djencsik

 Zoe Durante age 7   The Point Pleasant Beach Library will be featuring the art work of my student, Zoe Durante, for the month of July 2012 in her show entitled, Expressions and Explorations. I’ve always been fascinated with, inspired … Continue reading →

THE ELEPHANT TRAIL “God invented the giraffe, the elephant, the cat.  He has no real style.  He just goes on trying things.”   Pablo Picasso Elephants!  They’re popping up everywhere including this lovely sculpture purchased from my next door neighbor’s yard … Continue reading →

Bold   Elegant   Insightful   Reflective   Calm   Beautiful These are some of the words that come to mind as I study this design concept created for  Genealogy, LLC.  Congratulations and thanks to Cindy Arbiture, Visual Marketer/Designer for nailing this beautiful presentation … Continue reading →

Idiosyncrazies Gallery & Gift Shop in Point Pleasant Beach, NJ is featuring three of my funky bird panels seen below in the right window display and inside the gallery.  The three pieces affectionately entitled Little Pink-Footed Flutter Flyer Bird,  Artsy … Continue reading →

How wonderful to see my work hanging in a college dorm room! (Filled – private collection of Ms. Breanna Marsh)  

I was so pleased to be invited to exhibit work for the Red Bank Art Walk Event (May 12, 2012) where 22 participating venues including galleries, studios, cafés, eateries and churches showcased a wide variety of the works of local … Continue reading →

“You Thought Of Me” is on exhibition at Gallery 135 in Red Bank.  It is an honor to have been selected for this beautiful show and to be in the company of such fine artists, photographers and writers.   Gerda Liebmann, … Continue reading →

“Renaissance” has been juried into the PCPC Festival of the Arts 2012, Dallas, TX and is on exhibition from March 24-April 8. For more information about the Arts Festival go to www.pcpcartsfestival.org.

The Oyster Point Hotel My work is on exhibit through the months of March and April 2012. Special thanks to Kevin Barry, the Oyster Point Hotel owners, their warm and welcoming staff and all who came out to support the … Continue reading →