Summer at a Chelsea Gallery Show + A New Grilled Chicken Marinade

Kasia Domanska's oil paintings show us life at the beach during summer.

ART

It's hot outside!

"ENDLESS SUMMER"

Paintings at the beach
by Kasia Domanska

532 Gallery
(Thomas Jaeckel Gallerist)


A salty warm breeze, the sound of waves crushing and people playing, the beach during the summer is a place where life is "go-with-the-flow". So forget your schedules, your rushing to appointments and the stress of work and enjoy Summer 2012, fleeting and temporary. 


Artist Kasla Domanska gives us her view of the beach. Bright sunight plays a decisive role in her paintings, as do the compositions and her passion for nature's sea-side beauty, in all of its forms.

These paintings are brightness, joy, sunlight and idyllic visions allowing the viewer to celebrate Summer, all year long.

Artist, Kasia Domanska, on left.

523 Gallery
523 West 23rd Street
New York, NY 10001
(917) 701-3338

A few snaps, just for fun!

Walking down the street in New York City's Chelsea Arts District, can be a visual pleasure all of its own.

Bikes stacked and locked on a stoop.
Photographs by Jack A. Atkinson © 2012 

Graffiti artist finds a job
making signs for a Chelsea restaurant.

New residential buildings are going up, next to the original gas stations, wearhouses and car washes along 10th Avenue.

Mural being painted in June.

FOOD

A 4th of July BBQ

Want to BBQ some chicken this weekend?

We offer a new marinade for chicken.

Spicy, Salty & Sweet

CHICKEN MARINADE

1/4 cup Mirin

1/4 cup light Soy Sauce

1/4 cup Teriaki Sauce

1/4 cup Mayonaise

1 tsp chili sauce (your choice)

Blend all ingredients until they form an emulsion.

Pierce 6 chicken breasts or 8 thighs with a fork several times - Place chicken, along with the marinade, into a large plastic zip-lock bag, seal and coat thoroughly. Refrigerate for at least 30 minutes - up to over night.

Remove chicken from marinade and grill as you normally would your BBQ chicken. 

(CAUTION: Keep a squirt water bottle near by, mayo is oil, the drippings from the marinade may cause the flames to flair-up too much.)

ENJOY the Summer!

Until later,

Jack

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