NH Institute of Art Biennial

Here are some pics from the Biennial at the Art Institute in Manchester, NH.  I'm always delighted to have my work included.  The work was again of very high caliber.  It was a beautiful show in an exquisite setting.

NH Open Doors

This weekend, November 7, was the NH Open Doors event.  I was one of two artists that were featured at Fiddleheads in Colebrook that day.  It was a busy day, with both of us on hand to demonstrate and meet and greet.  Lots of visitors and good feedback.

Climate/Gallery Exhibition

Heard from Herman James, one of Climate/Gallery's directors and the "Never Think Small" show was a great success.  Here is a montage of pictures he sent.

Climate/Gallery Exhibition

I'm very excited to post news about an upcoming exhibition I have work in. Climate/Gallery in Long Island City, NY is hosting a small works show and I'll have three pieces on exhibit there. I haven't had much opportunity to show these small and perhaps off beat works. Unfortunately, I neglected to photograph the 3rd piece titled "I Just Feel Like Screaming" , but it reflected my state of mind at the time.  A New York venue is the opportunity I've been looking for.  Haven't been there, but in reading about them, I love their philosophy and will be showing in next month's exhibition as well.  I can't get to the opening, but if anyone can, I'd love a report on the show as a whole.  The opening reception is Saturday, October 3rd from 6-9pm and will run until the 25th.  Info on their location is on the website.

Pittsburg People's Choice Exhibition

On August 15, CRAG (Connecticut River Artisan Group) hosted a People's Choice Exhibition during Pittsburg's Old Home Day Events.  By all accounts it was a great success and I was pleased to participate.  The above images were award winners with the top image "Curling Cedar", an acrylic painting, winning 2nd and 3rd prizes in the People's Choice category.  The image below it, an acrylic painting titled "Keazer's Place" won the judge's Best of Show award.

The judge's award was a new addition this year.  Professional artists and gallery owners from around the state, Susan Gradual, Linda Novak and Christopher Hubble were this year's participating judges.