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This is the announcement of my second fall/winter exhibition for the upcoming season. Water #2, a new piece from my liquid series that I started while in Italy, was accepted into its’ first show – Invision: Landscape – at the Davis Art Gallery in Worcester, MA!
Details:
Exhibition: September 10, 2015 – January 8, 2016
Opening Reception: September 10, 2015, 5-7 p.m
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The Post Office Gallery in North Truro, MA is pleased to accept “Bluebells” for their “faces” exhibition this summer! Show dates are July 19- July 30th!
ANNOUNCING THE ARTISTS FOR PRINTED, PAINTED, FOLDED OR TORN
The Rocky Neck Art Colony is pleased and excited to announce the names of the artists whose work will be on display in “Printed, Painted, Folded or Torn: Paperworks” the month-long exhibition, July 2-26, 2015 at the Cultural Center at Rocky Neck, 6 Wonson Street, Gloucester. The juror, Katherine French, Curator and Director Emerita at Danforth Art in Framingham, MA selected 64 works by 44 artists from close to 200 works submitted.
Many thanks to all who entered and let us view the work you submitted. All are invited to attend a reception for the artists on Saturday, July 11, 4-6 PM when the Juror’s Choice selections will be presented. A closing celebration will be held on Sunday, July 26, 4-6 pm, when People’s Choice selections will be recognized.
Selected artists will be contacted shortly with the titles of pieces selected and information about the logistics of the show.
CONGRATULATIONS GO TO:
Janet Albert
Justin Barfield
Deborah Barnwell
Kristi Beisecker
Joy Buell
Kevin Carr
Elizabeth Carter
Katherine Coakley
Yhanna Coffin
Mary D. Cole
Christiane Corcelle
Anne Marie Crotty
Kay Dolezal
James Flahaven
Carol Flax
Jean Fogle
Conny Goelz-Schmitt
Sarah Graziano
Mike Grimaldi
Leslie Heffron
Sarah Hulsey
Daniela Hyacinthe
Laura Louise Lester
Karen McCarthy
Ruth Mordecai
Veronica Morgan
Sinikka Nogelo
Kimberly Quint
Lauri Rakoff-Chertok
Ilene Richard
Judith Robinson-Cox
Lisa Russell
Elaine Sapochetti
Carolyn Sirois
Robin Solit
Lorraine Sullivan
Martha L. Swanson
Julia Talcott
Lois Tarlow
Barbara Trachtenberg
Constance Vallis
June Vernon
Timothy Wilson
Philip Young
This past Tuesday I drove 2.5 hours up to Bethlehem, NH to drop off my artwork in the mountains! My pieces, Pine Needles, Pine Needles #2 and Seaweed were accepted into a really cool exhibit called the Bees Knees. The exhibition was focused on bringing awareness to the Bee depopulation and supporting locally organic products and honey. I really wish I could attend the reception because it sounded really interesting, but it is on the first day I am going to be in Italy so I won’t be in the country.
The drive up to Bethlehem, NH was interesting – although long… – it was fun to drive through the Franconcia National Park and see the mountains and valleys and gorges, etc. I hope the weather would be a bit better for pickup day because I would be interested in stopping by some of the sites in that park – it was raining when I drove up to drop them off. I’m sure there will be a formal press release out next week.
Last Wednesday my family and I went to the Wheaton College reception and I’m really glad I went! I met Elizabeth Keithline whose the gallery director at Beard and Weil Gallery (at Wheaton College). I have a new found love for Wheaton. Everyone was so friendly and welcoming! My former girl scout leader and her daughter came as well and I was surprised to learn that another artist whom I had previously exhibited with at the Cambridge Art Association was in this show as well!
Other than that not much else happened. There’s a few events later in the week (Gallery Talk and Artist Talk) that I will try to attend. But so far this has been one of the more exciting exhibitions! Can’t wait to see what else may come through this spring and summer! 🙂
Write up Coming Soon!
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Fountain Street Fine Art presents
VISUAL ALCHEMY Group Show,
juried by Elizabeth Devlin, founder of Flux-Boston
January 2 –25, 2015
Reception Saturday, January 3, 2014, 5 –7pm
FountainStreetFineArt.com
Fountain Street Fine Art in Framingham will host its eighth Juried Show, VISUAL ALCHEMY, from January 2 – 25, 2015. A Reception will be held Saturday, January 3rd from 5-7pm.
Artists were asked to explore “Visual Alchemy: tangible evidence of experimentation, discovery and transformation” and submit artwork in any media that they felt interpreted the theme. Nearly 200 artists from across the country submitted about three hundred works of art. Forty-two pieces by thirty-four artists were selected for inclusion into the show.
Juror Elizabeth Devlin commented that “this was definitely the most difficult “blind” judging I have ever done, which speaks to the quality of applicants. I combed through the entries SO many times, and had to make tough decisions since so many were aesthetically beautiful.”
Fountain Street Fine Art exhibits contemporary work by emerging and mid-career artists that is skillfully executed, exciting and new. Solo shows by member artists alternate with collaborative projects, installations and group shows.
Juror Elizabeth Devlin is an independent curator, art consultant, and founder of FLUX. Boston, an online resource for artists and art enthusiasts in the Boston area and beyond.
Contact: Cheryl Clinton 508.740.4431 or Marie Craig 774.286.1800
Fountain Street Fine Art, 59 Fountain Street, Framingham MA 01702
GALLERY HOURS Thurs-Sun, 11-5 and by appointment 508-879-4200
fountainstfineart@gmail.com http://www.FountainStreetFineArt.com
It’s official! The Fall exhibition season is coming to a close and the results for the winter exhibition season are rolling in! Overall the fall exhibition was active. To recap; the ADA24 Celebration exhibition ended in September, On the Wall at Boston City Hall was in September, Surface and Depth ran from September – November, and Autumn show at the Hive Gallery ran from September – November.
This winter there are few exciting exhibitions taking place.
A.I.R Gallery’s 11th Biennial Exhibition
I recently posted a press release “Making and Taking Pictures Reconsidered” for the biennial exhibition that Bluebells is apart of. The exhibition runs from December 4th – Jan 4th with a reception on December 4th. My family and I are planning on attending the reception for this exhibition as it is my first major exhibition in NYC!
Kathyrn Schults Gallery and University Place Gallery
From December 4th, 2014 through January 16th, 2015 – Kelp will be apart of the PLATINUM exhibition celebrating the Cambridge Art Association. The exhibition will be visiting two galleries in Cambridge, MA. The Kathryn Schultz Gallery (25 Lowell Street, Cambridge MA 02138) and the University Place Gallery (124 Mount Auburn Street, Cambridge MA 02138). Reception on December 5th from 6pm – 8pm with a closing reception on January 16th from 5:30pm – 7:30pm.
Fountain Street Fine Art Gallery
Pine Needles was accepted into an exhibition at the Fountain Street Fine Art gallery in Framingham, MA from January 2nd to January 25th with a reception on January 3rd from 5pm – 7pm.
There could be a couple more coming through later in the winter. But I’m excited for these. Last winter was kinda a bust, but my energy was focused in my job and not necessarily my artwork.
Surface & Depth
The Golden Thread Gallery
On Saturday the 13th I drove out to West Hartford, CT to attend the reception for the Surface & Depth gallery. I really like this space and it is cool that it is underneath a monastery/spiritual retreat center. I’m thinking about becoming a member once I have some extra money. I like that their exhibition themes are big/philosophical ideas rather than ‘landscapes’ or ‘still lives’, etc. I actually found it very hard to choose which exhibit to submit my artwork to! Many of their themes for this season can fit my artwork. This is Seaweed’s first group show. 🙂 Being a spiritual retreat center the crowd was a little bit older, so the reception was quieter than normal, and I didn’t really know anyone there which made it hard to reach out and mingle. But I’m glad I went because the energy of the place was really nice and it’s a great gallery.
