West Windsor Arts will be closed today, June 20th, in honor of Juneteenth
Join us in celebrating the life and talents of local artist, Priscilla Snow Algava, hosted by her daughters, Alisa and Carin Algava, on what would have been her 85th birthday. Priscilla was a prolific creator, and this show will display over 45 of her original works in a range of media. This is an opportunity to share Priscilla’s belief in “seeing beauty everywhere” and to admire someone who was an avid supporter of the artist inside each of us.
To all who knew her, took her art classes, or who share her simultaneously tenacious and joyous outlook, we invite you to this celebration of a life of art!
Priscilla taught us the joy that comes from creating and sharing through her encouraging and supportive spirit. We marveled at how painting remained a meditative and healing practice as she battled cancer. We are honored to perpetuate her legacy by hosting the Priscilla Snow Algava Scholarship Fund to enable people of all ages who wish to pursue art experiences at West Windsor Arts to do so despite any financial obstacles. All proceeds from sales of art in this exhibition will support the scholarship fund.
This show and celebration are being generously supported by the Moses Brown Class of 1948 Award granted to Drew Algava ’26.
Music provided by: Culture b delgado
Food provided by: Mediterra, Priscilla’s favorite restaurant in the world!
Established in 2010, West Windsor Arts is known for its exceptional education, innovative arts exhibitions and community service. West Windsor Arts cultivates the artist within us all, while inspiring a creative community that is engaged, inclusive and equitable.
