Thank you for all you do for the veteran artist community. I learned a lot about myself and others motivation to create through the journey!

Thank you. I appreciate you for taking the time and hosting this wonderful class. Every week, it was amazing to witness the participant’s transformations. Their participation inspires me to keep improving and keep going.

I wanted to thank you for the kind and loving work that you do to create peace and self acceptance in a creative veterans life. You open a safe space for us all and I am ever grateful for you and that. Thank you for helping in explaining artistic creative recovery in a way that did not feel so overwhelming.

I learned and grew a lot as an artist in this awesome group. You are a wonderful guide!

Your group is truly amazing and attending just one session gave me loads of inspiration!

You are such a whole heart. I appreciate even the small amount of time I've been able to receive so much from you and the Artist’s Way. Thank you for making yourself available to us and being such a transparent, nurturing, affirming, honest guide.

Hey I just wanted to let you know that I thought your facilitation of today's Artist's Way group was incredible. Absolutely love and appreciate our group's time together. Thank for being who you are!

I checked out your site and it’s mesmerizing! It reminds me of myself, only better!

—With Care,

Robert G. Zuckerman (In Memoriam 6.21.22)

“Robert G. Zuckerman was a graduate of UC Berkeley and the American Film Institute… He was sought as a mentor by aspiring artists worldwide. Among other credits, Zuckerman has photographed campaigns for United Way and City of Hope. He co-produced the ground breaking, award winning documentary "Video From Russia: The People Speak" (1984, directed by Dimitri Devyatkin) which ran on ABC TV and then on A&E for three years. He directed and produced the New York City portion of the official "Hands Across America" video in 1986.”

Bio Credit:

- IMDb Mini Biography By: Max Goldman

Good Afternoon,

Attached are some photos from the opening reception at the Glen Falls showing of The Veterans Art Exhibition.

More than 50 people came to the opening! The art was very well received by everyone in attendance. Thank you again for sharing your excellent works of art with us!

—Respectfully,

Benjamin Pomerance, Esq.

Deputy Director for Program Development

New York State Division of Veterans' Services

Thank you again for contributing your excellent work to our Veterans Art Exhibition in Albany. Your work truly received rave reviews. Whenever I walked past the exhibit, I would see people standing in front of your work, genuinely mesmerized by what you had created. Your excellent work has attracted interest from other venues. The Nassau County Courthouse in Long Island would like to display your work from October through early December. Venues in Utica, Queensbury, and Mount Morris have expressed interest in displaying your work later this year or early next year as well. Thank you again for sharing your time and your talents with us and with everyone who viewed and was inspired by your great work. Looking forward to continuing to work with you.

—Respectfully,

Benjamin Pomerance, Esq.

Deputy Director for Program Development

New York State Division of Veterans' Services

Thank you for contributing your excellent work to our Veterans Art Exhibition in Albany.

Your work truly received rave reviews. Whenever I walked past the exhibit, I would see people standing in front of your work, genuinely mesmerized by what you had created.

Your excellent work has attracted interest from other venues. The Nassau County Courthouse in Long Island would like to display your work from October through early December. Venues in Utica, Queensbury, and Mount Morris have expressed interest in displaying your work later this year or early next year as well.

Thank you again for sharing your time and your talents with us and with everyone who viewed and was inspired by your great work. Looking forward to continuing to work with you.

—Respectfully,

Benjamin Pomerance, Esq.

Deputy Director for Program Development

New York State Division of Veterans' Services