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River House Art Studio Riverhouse Art Studio is owned and run by Patricia Trudeau. She exhibits and sells her art work. This impacted her work years later. One work is now in UK.

Patricia Marie Trudeau is a professional artist living in the Capital Region of New York State. She was born and raised in Northport, New York, where, as a small child she began to study art from two local art teachers. Growing up on Long Island, Patricia would often ponder and meditate by the sea. The sea became her base reference, and the image of water is constant throughout her works; other inspirations include her interest into the human spirit, nature, and God. Patricia, who attended the College of St. Rose and majored in Studio Art, also studied traditional and nontraditional art techniques. She graduated with a Bachelors of Science with Magna Cum Laude. Patricia won an art scholarship to the College of New Rochelle and second place in a Long Island competition. She has been featured in a number of newspapers; in addition, after winning first place in the art exhibition at the College of St. Rose, she debuted on public TV. She also won first place in the Reflections art competition held at Christ’s Church in Guilderland, New York. She continues to exibit her works. Throughout the years, Patricia has constantly sought out ways to exhibit her work regionally and nationally through galleries and murals. Two of Patricia’s paintings, created while she was in the fourth grade, are still at the St. Phillip Neri Elementary School in Northport, New York. Paintings, murals, and sculpture are the expressions of her soul that she wishes to share. In July of 2010, Patricia painted a large mural for Saint Ambrose School in Latham, New York. The mural is entitled, “Christ Loves the Children.” In addition to the St. Ambrose mural, she has also created murals for a daycare in the Heery Center in Albany, a residential home in Scotia, a Foster Care building in Albany. Patricia sells internationally as well. She paints on site too, when traveling. Others in Texas, Florida, Nebraska, Georgia for example. She is planning on selling prints on her website, which is 'under revision'. Patricia Marie Trudeau is the owner and teacher at River House Art Studio. She holds art lessons in her in-home studio throughout the week. She is now expanding her collection through prints of her original work and other fine art products, including canvas wraps. When she is not busy with her grandchildren, painting or teaching, Patricia spends time with her grandchildren, husband, cats, and dog named Bonnie rei, who, she believes, soothes and heals the wearies associated with life's struggles. She has a close relationship to nature; integrating the lessons to her students and personal art work. Patricia created a group called Nature Art on face book. She had on dog who was therapy-trained, named Yafah RIP. They were inseparable. Patricia and her husband are the proud of parents of three boys/now men – their three most precious Masterpieces. Like a tree with many branches, they have their own expanding families now. She adores them all and uses the experiences in her art works. To view her work and/or purchase prints, please visit www.riverhouseartstudio.com
Patricia Marie Trudeau can be contacted through her email at: [email protected]

Creativity in many forms.... painting, sculpting,  teaching, gardening, learning, loving.  Keep open.
10/13/2026

Creativity in many forms....
painting,
sculpting,
teaching, gardening,
learning,
loving.
Keep open.

10/02/2026
LAST CHANCE TO VIEW SET A SCENEIt’s wild to think this show is already nearing its end! There are 73 scenes by 73 local ...
10/02/2026

LAST CHANCE TO VIEW SET A SCENE

It’s wild to think this show is already nearing its end! There are 73 scenes by 73 local artists on our walls, and you only have two more Saturdays to see them in person.

Found something you love? Take it home with you. This is a great chance to collect work by an artist in your community, whether it’s your first piece of original art or the next one for your collection.

Browse the gallery book to see what’s available, then come see your favorites in person.

Saturday 10/3 • 11AM - 4PM
Saturday 10/10 • 11AM - 4PM
And by appointment

Email [email protected] to set an appointment and to collect THAT piece you can't get off your mind!

09/25/2026

~~Looking for a unique gift?~~
Do you want an extra special something with pictures created with a clever eye and technical hand? Check put studio 3B photography! Very reasonable rates. Holidays are approaching quickly. Perfect for birthdays, weddings, honeymoon warmings, anniversaries, people, events, pets. cars. memorabilia and more. Very knowledgeable artist. Reach out soon to book. 📷

Encoded in ma is an ancient understanding of what modern science calls embodied cognition — the recognition that the bod...
09/09/2026

Encoded in ma is an ancient understanding of what modern science calls embodied cognition — the recognition that the body is the mind and we think not with the brain but with the world. Slater quotes architect Kengo Kuma:

In traditional Japanese space, the most important space is the void. We call that kind of void space ma. In the void, we can feel the change of light, the change of time, the change of smell, the change of temperature… The void and the human body are working together to feel something.

Drawing on one of my favorite books of all time, she adds:

The character for ma is “gate” (門) together with “sun” (日): 間. It evokes light filtering through a doorway, an idea suggested by Jun’ichirō Tanizaki in his essay about the Japanese aesthetic tradition, In Praise of Shadows… “The light from the garden steals in but dimly through paper-paneled doors,” Tanizaki writes, “and it is precisely this indirect light that makes for us the charm of a room.”

It strikes me that ma is literally written as light, for it carries the indeterminacy of light itself — how we have no way of knowing whether it will pass through the double slit as particle or wave, how consciousness may be the double slit of space and time through which reality passes between the everythingness we experience as life and the nothingness of the void, the interval repeating like a sunbeam flickering across a doorway.

"SHESEA" Oil painting on canvas sold to Barbara Nelson; architect ( through the ACCR, Troy NY)
09/02/2026

"SHESEA" Oil painting on canvas sold to Barbara Nelson; architect
( through the ACCR, Troy NY)

Context Collective, Troy  NY"MOONGLOW"For sale: Oils paint on canvas
09/01/2026

Context Collective, Troy NY
"MOONGLOW"
For sale: Oils paint on canvas

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