Project: Identity Photo is a free digital photography intensive for high school teens. This unique 12 week program, provides an opportunity to learn the basics of photography. Participants explore the medium of photography as a conduit for personal expression and storytelling. Upon successful completion of the program, they get to keep their camera. Take home this beautiful photograph by teen photographer Kylie Tierney(11th Grade)

Title: Simplistic Serenity, 2019

Description: Not far from my new home, pictured is the Ashokan Reservoir. Surrounded by Mountains that mean a lot and are extremely important to me, this photo captures Tonshi Mountain on top sits the historic "Allaire Studios" where legendary music artists, including my favorite, David Bowie have recorded.

Marlon Brando (Portrait), 2008
Acrylic screenprint on coventry paper
in Black and White
39 x 30 in. (99.06 x 76.2 cm)
Edition of 125
Signed and numbered by the artist

Russell Young (b.1960) is an American-British artist well known for his bold, iconic silkscreen paintings of pop imagery turned upon themselves to explore the nature of the American counter culture. From an early age, Young was powerfully drawn to the idealized drama of the American dream. Young's ground breaking screen print renditions present a visual journey that bears witness to both the excess and ambition that has helped shape the American Dream. Having studied film, drawing, photography and graphic design in England, Russell Young now lives and works in California and New York.

Must be picked up from Bethel Woods.

In 2018 Regional artists created a series of Peter Max-inspired designs on vintage wooden doors which were placed throughout the Bethel Woods campus. Local artist Lindsey Jardine painted this door using Peter Max's cosmic '60s art style and the 2018 special exhibit as inspiration. Lindsey is a multidisciplinary artist. She has studied fine arts at the School of Visual Arts in New York City and art education and teaching at SUNY New Paltz. Being multidisciplinary has paved the way for her to be a teacher and mentor to others by remaining open to technique in any medium and skill level. She lives and works in Saugerties, New York. Please note the doors were a part of an outdoor exhibition and there has been some wear and tear due to the elements. Shipping not available, this item must be picked up from Bethel Woods.

In 2018 Regional artists created a series of Peter Max-inspired designs on vintage wooden doors which were placed throughout the Bethel Woods campus. Local artist Mark Garro painted this door using Peter Max's cosmic '60s art style and the 2018 special exhibit as inspiration. Garro, a miniaturist who works big. His work often features classically beautiful figures as cosmological cogs working within the complex mechanisms of the Universe. His Technical Fusion style, combines hyperrealism and trompe l'oeil elements with spontaneous and looser application of paint. His pieces offer a visual map of the human condition. Please note the doors were a part of an outdoor exhibition and there has been some wear and tear due to the elements. Shipping not available, this item must be picked up from Bethel Woods.

In 2018 Regional artists created a series of Peter Max-inspired designs on vintage wooden doors which were placed throughout the Bethel Woods campus. Local artist Michael Randels painted this door using Peter Max's cosmic '60s art style and the 2018 special exhibit as inspiration. He is a sign writer and modern-day renaissance man. He has created nearly 5000 hand-lettered signs, and has partnered with The History Channel, TLC, Woodstock Ventures, Sony Records, Ralph Lauren, and Urban Outfitters. Please note the doors were a part of an outdoor exhibition and there has been some wear and tear due to the elements. Shipping not available, this item must be picked up from Bethel Woods.

In 2018 Regional artists created a series of Peter Max-inspired designs on vintage wooden doors which were placed throughout the Bethel Woods campus. Local artist Heidi Crum painted this door using Peter Max's cosmic '60s art style and the 2018 special exhibit as inspiration. Please note the doors were a part of an outdoor exhibition and there has been some wear and tear due to the elements. Shipping not available, this item must be picked up from Bethel Woods.

In 2018 Regional artists created a series of Peter Max-inspired designs on vintage wooden doors which were placed throughout the Bethel Woods campus. Local artist Keith Phillips painted this door using Peter Max's cosmic '60s art style and the 2018 special exhibit as inspiration. Please note the doors were a part of an outdoor exhibition and there has been some wear and tear due to the elements. Shipping not available, this item must be picked up from Bethel Woods.

In 2018 Regional artists created a series of Peter Max-inspired designs on vintage wooden doors which were placed throughout the Bethel Woods campus. Local artist Andrew Zinicola painted this door using Peter Max's cosmic '60s art style and the 2018 special exhibit as inspiration. Zinicola lives and works in Brooklyn NY. He maintains an interdisciplinary practice including materials such as resin, ceramics and found objects. Please note the doors were a part of an outdoor exhibition and there has been some wear and tear due to the elements. Shipping not available, this item must be picked up from Bethel Woods..

Russell Young is an American-British artist well known for his bold, iconic silkscreen paintings of pop imagery. From an early age, Young was powerfully drawn to the idealized drama of the American dream. His work often features public figures as seen through the eyes of a young man growing up in Northern England.

This magnificent screenprint with Diamond Dust is rare and unique, part of a 30 print edition signed and numbered by Young.

Russell Young (b. 1960)
Audrey Hepburn, 2018
Acrylic paint and enamel screenprint with Diamond Dust in Storm Pink and Black
35 x 43 1/2 in. (88.9 x 110.5 cm)
(white frame included.)

Must be picked up from Bethel Woods.

In May 1970 Walter Taylor was fired from the Taylor Wine Company. He and Greyton Taylor founded Bully Hill that same year. When Greyton passed in 1971 Taylor inherited his shares of ownership in Bully Hill. ... The Taylor name was then blotted out wherever it appeared on Bully Hill products.

Take home these unique vintage Bully Hill Prints. This comes as a set of 3.