May 1, 2024-August 29, 2024
I am delighted that I have two paintings, “Sachuest Susurrations” and “Veins of Quartz, Sachuest Point,” in the upcoming "Small Point of Land" exhibition at the Bristol Art Museum, in Bristol, Rhode Island. This show will be a captivating collection of images associated with our proximity to Narragansett Bay.
A Small Point of Land Artist Reception
Sunday September 24, 2023| 2pm-4pm
The museum asks for a $6 donation and that guest register on Eventbrite, but assure us that no one will be turned away at the door!
Here is the link for the museum’s Eventbrite registration
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/a-small-point-of-land-artist-reception-tickets-714842873277?aff=oddtdtcreator
A summer show of paintings honoring memory and the visceral power of place.
Settings range from the Adirondack mountains to the coasts of New England and Scotland.
Thursday, June 29th
6:30 - 8:30pm
July 30
4-6pm
270A Concord Ave.
Cambridge, MA
https://www.honeyjonesstudio.com/
IG: @honeyjonesstudio
Variations is the Marblehead Art Association’s annual national exhibit which features the artwork of artists from across the country. Since 2021, artists from across the country, representing a diversity of styles and media have been invited to participate in this eight-week, juried exhibit of 2D and 3D work.
On line show , summer 2022.
My piece Walking to the Source, Boquet River, was chosen to be included.
Group Show In Keene Valley, NY
Safe Viewing policy
i am very excited to be represented by Martha Corscaden's Barn Gallery in Keene Valley, New York. It’s a beautiful gallery in a barn near Putnam Camp just off Route 73. My work will be part of a group show, opening August 8th and will run through Columbus Day Weekend. I’ll have more updates as the time gets closer.
The Corscaden Barn Gallery
58 Beers Bridge Way
Keene Valley, New York 12943
518 576-9850
Into the Woods
Opening April 4, 2019 , 6-8pm
Maud Morgan Community Spotlight Artspace
20 Sacramento Steet, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138
The work in this show explores the relationship of forest to non-forest: I am drawn by those intersititial places where forest shades into glade, field, or meadow; as well as those dramatic places when suddenly the woods you’ve been climbing through open up into a view of the wider world. Some people look at such a view and say “ah” or pull out a camera; I have always been compelled to draw and paint what I see. By following paths around and through woods with pencil and paint, I find the hidden order within the forest landscape. Figures embedded in the pictures act as way-finders, showing the viewer paths into the woods where they can make their own stories.
Plein air studies and drawings are the base for oil paintings finished in the studio. Painting in the studio gives me the time and space to consider the push-pull of three-dimensional reality against the picture plane to capture the truths and ambiguities of the subject.
There was a packed opening, as temperatures were up almost to twenty after a few days of hovering around zero. It is such a convivial group of interesting and talented artists. Guild members have shows year round and partner with other arts organizations in the region. It’s worth a visit, whenever you are in the North Country.
"Hurricane Mountain Firetower" was accepted for the Adirondack Artists Guild 20th Annual Juried Show.
The reception and announcement of award winners for the show will be Friday March 23,
from 5 - 7pm. The show runs from March 23rd to April 21st, 2018.
The Adirondack Artists Guild Gallery is located at 52 Main Street,
in historic Saranac Lake, New York—the "arts destination" of the
Adirondacks. 518 891-2615. Hours: Tuesday—Saturday 10-5, Sunday 11-3.
https://adirondackartistsguild.com/
Hidden Order: Adirondack Paintings
Solo show at the Maud Morgan Center
Opening reception October 5, Thursday, 6-8pm