Exhibit: New Rochelle Art Association Adolph Grant Award Show

In the Lumen Winter Gallery

The New Rochelle Art Association presents the Adolph Grant Show. It is named after Adolph Grant, who was a patron of the NRAA, and was a successful businessman, very much active in civic affairs as Chairman of the Zoning Commission and as a Rotarian. At our first Sketch

Exhibition in 1921, he pledged an annual $50 prize for the best sketch. By the year 1932, the award was given for the best work of 2-dimensional art by a New Rochelle artist, and has remained with stipulation to the present. Today, the award is $100. There will be monetary awards for the Adolph Grant Award which is awarded to the best 2-D work of a New Rochelle resident, and the Best In Show Award. Ribbons will also be awarded in each category.

Exhibit Reception for the Adolph Grant Award Show: Sun., November 3, from 3:30 to 5:00 pm.