I’m in the EndWorks: Out of Darkness Show
My piece is about how the shards of violence are very dramatic and demanding, in our face and catching our attention, but that hope is ever glowing, and reassuringly beckoning.
My piece is about how the shards of violence are very dramatic and demanding, in our face and catching our attention, but that hope is ever glowing, and reassuringly beckoning.
I have six landscape paintings done in pastel in this Invitational Art Show at New Pond Farm. Stop by soon if you are local!
On Saturday night over Memorial Day Weekend, I went to “Chihuly Nights” at the New York Botanical Gardens. We had a wonderful time and I recommend going.
My large monoprint collage Youth Symphony is in this juried show at the Essex Art Association from May 6- May 27. We had a great time at the opening on Friday night with both old friends and new.
James and I had a great time going into New York City for the Art Expo last Saturday.
As seen above, two of my tree series are in a show that opened last weekend at the Ridgefield Guild of Artists.
I spent an enjoyable day at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. I went to the Seurat exhibit, which also highlighted his pointillistic buddies.
I was delighted to get a merit award in this lovely Connecticut Pastel Society show going on this month at the Southington Community Cultural Arts Center.
My photo above is in the Camera Works Juried Show at the Ridgefield Guild of Artists from February 25 until March 26.
This is a fun group of people and I especially enjoy plein air painting with them when the weather is fine. This show makes a fun way to get together during the winter.
The diverse faiths here actually got along much of the time, and their prosperous co-existance spawned one of the most creative periods in history.
It was great to see this wonderful Renaissance in Pastel show at the Slater Museum in Norwich, Connecticut.
The painting above is by friend and blog reader Anne Merriam, and it was my favorite of the show.
It is a delight to be in a show all of abstraction, and this venue is beautiful with natural light.
I enjoyed this show done by a Catholic nun named Marion C. Honors.
I have three large, bright paintings in an Essex Art Association show at 10 North Main Street, Essex, Connecticut, until July 23.