Seaside Park's own Homegrown "Two from the Shore"
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Summer is winding down but that doesn't mean the fun has to!
Check out Seaside Park's own Homegrown "Two from the Shore".
Karen Pomeroy and David Stock are” two” both from Seaside Park, New Jersey siblings where they grew up and worked on the boardwalk. Their family owned and operated many Seaside Park attractions from the 1930s-60s.
The idea of creating a show together was born from the idea of” two” being siblings and both being artists and both growing up on the Jersey Shore.
David Stock creates acrylics, depictions of times passed on the Jersey Shore and of classic photos and pieces of vintage advertising. Karen Pomeroy creates watercolors and oils of beach scenes, local areas of the Jersey Shore using various techniques of watercolors…
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