Where sky meets water. Where clouds and atmosphere play, catching light and casting shadows on life below. Where the horizon pulls the eye to the reaches of imagination. At the intersection of image, memory and emotion is where photographer Ann Coen and scenic painter Elizabeth Sabine sync up, link up, and share their most expressive selves.
The “Spring Tides” art exhibit was for one weekend only and the first of its kind to occupy the upstairs space at Black Eyed Susans in Harvey Cedars.
Coen lives in High Bar Harbor; Sabine lives in Barnegat. They were mutual admirers from afar until they met last year…
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