Jennifer Davies at
Kohn-Joseloff Gallery at Cheshire Academy
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| Cast Rocks, 26" x 29", pigment on handmade paper, 2015 |
10 Main Street in Cheshire, Ct.
For more information call Karleen Kubat at 203-439-7227.
The exhibit continues
through March 4th.
through March 4th.
The Beechwood-Blue Gallery
at Blue Lemon
Art Opening for "ReVisions"
Opening Party!
This Thursday January 21, 4-6pm
Our first show of 2016
celebrates the work of 16 fine artists:
Tom Berntsen
Vincent Calenzo
Heidi Lewis Coleman
Mindy Green
Mauricio Higuera
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Marcy Juran
Lucy Krupenye
Nancy McTague-Stock
Edhu Nascimento
Michael Pinette
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Margaret Roleke
Jahmane West
Allen Wittert
Nancy Woodward
Cris Xavier
Mary Yordon
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Free & Open To All!
Blue Lemon 15 Myrtle Ave Westport, CT
(203) 226-2647
My artwork "F. Coiro: Decorative Arts Shop"
is included in this juried exhibition.
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| Artwork by Anita Gangi Balkun |
Please note change of opening reception date due to expected snow:
Opening Fri. Jan. 22, 2016 - 5:30-7:30 pm
- free & open to the public.
- free & open to the public.
www.mattatuckmuseum.org/mixmaster for directions and more information
Curator Conversation with Ann Finholt and Judith McElhone Friday, January 22nd, 6:00 pm
The Center for Book Arts
28 W. 27th St. 3rd Floor
New York, NY 10001
212-481-0295
Donna Martin
January 22nd, 2016 at 7:30pm
Salmon Brook Concert Series
At the South Congregational Church
242 Salmon Brook St. (Rt. 202) Granby CT
Doors open at 7pm
Tickets: $15 advance / $17 at the door / call 860-916-5066
OPENING RECEPTION: Thursday, January 28, 5-7pm
Join the free opening reception of "X Marks the Spot: Collages by Joy Floyd" on Thursday, January 28 from 5-7p.m at the Greater Hartford Arts Council's 100 Pearl Street Gallery.
Meet the artist, participate in an interactive arts activity related to
the exhibit, and enjoy refreshments and light hors d’oeuvres.
About the exhibit:
“X Marks the Spot” is a series of sustainable art by Connecticut-based artist Joy Floyd. Floyd transforms "trash," such as advertisements and packaging, to create colorful, abstract collages.
"The excitement is in discovering the riches in these commonly abandoned materials and honoring them with new life." - Joy Floyd
This show is part of the Greater Hartford Arts Council's Remembering & Repurposing exhibition series, which explores the preservation and recreation of memories and discarded materials into works of art from oil paintings to mixed media.
"X Marks the Spot" is on display through March 25. For more information on 100 Pearl Street Gallery, visit LetsGoArts.org/Gallery. About the exhibit:
“X Marks the Spot” is a series of sustainable art by Connecticut-based artist Joy Floyd. Floyd transforms "trash," such as advertisements and packaging, to create colorful, abstract collages.
"The excitement is in discovering the riches in these commonly abandoned materials and honoring them with new life." - Joy Floyd
This show is part of the Greater Hartford Arts Council's Remembering & Repurposing exhibition series, which explores the preservation and recreation of memories and discarded materials into works of art from oil paintings to mixed media.
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Jaq Chartier, 9 Studies (P FE Red), 2015, 30 x 24”
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William Baczek Fine Arts in Northampton, Massachusetts is celebrating our 20TH Anniversary with a group exhibition of past, present and future artists. The show will be on exhibit from Wednesday, 27 through Saturday, March 12, 2016. The public is invited to an opening reception with the artist on Saturday, January 30 from 5 to 7 p.m.
The exhibition will include paintings,
prints, photographs, sculpture and video from a diverse group of artists.
Founding artists, Scott Prior (oil painting), Mallory Lake (pastel), Robert
Sweeney (oil painting), Larry Preston (oil painting), and Nanette Vonnegut (monoprints) will all be
exhibiting new work. The show will also include new work by Stanley Bielen (oil
painting), Jaq Chartier (acrylic paintings), Marc Civitarese (oil painting),
Stephen St. Francis Decky (acrylic painting), Tim de Christopher (stone
sculpture), Jeff Gola (egg tempera painting), Sean Greene (acrylic painting),
David Harrison (oil painting), Gina Kamentsky (sculpture and animated video), Travis
Louie (acrylic painting), Susan Mikula (photography), John Roy (oil painting),
Carrie Seid (wall sculpture), Eric Wert (oil painting), Margaret Withers
(watercolor), Brad Woodfin (oil painting), Yin Yong Chun (oil painting), Chie
Yoshii (oil painting) and Elliot Offner (sculpture). In addition to examples of
past work, most of the artists will contribute new, previously unseen works.
36
Main St. Northampton MA 01060
Exhibition
Dates: January 27 – March 12, 2016
Opening
Reception with the artists: Saturday, January 30, 5-7 p.m.
Gallery
Phone: 413-587-9880
Gallery
Website: www.wbfinearts.com
Gallery
email: info@wbfinearts.com
Please
mark Saturday, Jan. 30 from 6 to 8 p.m. on your calendar because that’s
the opening of two shows at Maple and Main: The annual Winter Exhibit
on the ground floor and the Juried Exhibit in the Joslow and Stone
galleries on the lower level.
The juried show is a new effort by the gallery to introduce visitors to work by artists not seen at Maple and Main. The paintings are being selected by esteemed artist and teacher Robert Noreika from among entries by artists in Connecticut and surrounding states.*
The Winter Exhibit will run through March 13
The juried show is a new effort by the gallery to introduce visitors to work by artists not seen at Maple and Main. The paintings are being selected by esteemed artist and teacher Robert Noreika from among entries by artists in Connecticut and surrounding states.*
The Winter Exhibit will run through March 13
as will the juried show.
Maple and Main
1 Maple Street
Chester, CT 06412
Hours:
Wednesday - Sunday 11 - 6p.m.
also available by appointment
Contact information:
mapleandmain@att.net l (860)-526-6065
Chester, CT 06412
Hours:
Wednesday - Sunday 11 - 6p.m.
also available by appointment
Contact information:
mapleandmain@att.net l (860)-526-6065
HYGIENIC ART XXXVII - SALON DES INDÉPENDANTS
Opening Saturday, Jan. 30 at 7pm!
79 Bank Street
New London, CT
All Are Welcome! One Piece Per Artist: No Judge, No Jury, No Fees, No Censorship
Art Drop-off: Sat, Jan 30, 8am–6pm
Join us for the annual show that started it all at Hygienic Art here in New London!
Please join us Saturday January 30th!
Coming to Mercy by the Sea’s
Mary C. Daly, RSM Art Gallery 167 Neck Road, Madison, CT 06443 (203) 245-0401
A Kaleidoscope of Mercy
January 10th – February 24th Opening Reception, Sunday, 1/31st 2-4 pm
Women’s Works is our annual juried fine art exhibition, celebrating women artists and is presented by the Northwest Area Arts Council and the Old Court House Arts Center. Women’s Works provides an opportunity to showcase the creative artwork of women artists in North America and Internationally. This is the 29th Anniversary of the Women's Works show.
Women’s Works has become a much anticipated area event. The show enjoys excellent media coverage and exposure. Along with the Opening Reception, other events are held at The Old Court House Arts Center during the exhibition to encourage attendance. As always, running concurrently with this show is the Seventeenth Annual Little Women’s Works featuring (and nurturing) the artistic achievements of young women. Women's Works 2015 will run from March 10 to April 30, 2016. The gala Artists' Reception is scheduled for Saturday, March 19.
Mary C. Daly, RSM Art Gallery 167 Neck Road, Madison, CT 06443 (203) 245-0401
A Kaleidoscope of Mercy
January 10th – February 24th Opening Reception, Sunday, 1/31st 2-4 pm
In honor of Pope Francis’ declaration of a Jubliee Year of Mercy in the world, the Mary C. Daly, RSM Art
Gallery at Mercy by the Sea in Madison, CT (www.mercybythesea.org) is pleased to present its first art
exhibit of 2016 entitled, A Kaleidoscope of Mercy. The exhibit features works by Sisters of Mercy, Associates
and Companions in Mercy from across the Mercy Northeast Community. The exhibit is representative of life
unfolding as God’s works of art. It begins with a beautiful ink drawing by Arlene Woods, RSM (Rhode Island)
of Catherine McAuley’s tomb (Foundress of the Sisters of Mercy), in the courtyard of Mercy International
Centre in Dublin Ireland, which is a pilgrimage site for anyone touched by Mercy in their lifetime. The second
painting by Michele Aronica, RSM (Maine) is a watercolor, Opening the Door of Mercy. During this holy year
of mercy, Pope Francis is inviting people to let go of all obstacles of passage to God. Mercy by the Sea
blessed its doors praying that anyone who enters will experience the love of God who consoles, listens, par-
dons, and instills hope. For in the words of Pope Francis, “A little mercy makes the world less cold and more
just.”
Calls for Artists:
Neoteric Abstract IV
CALL FOR ENTRIES
ENTRY DEADLINE JANUARY 31
LIMNER GALLERY EXHIBITION
BEST OF LIMNER PRINT AWARDS
Exhibit: April 9 - May 2, 2015
LIMNER GALLERY EXHIBITION
BEST OF LIMNER PRINT AWARDS
Exhibit: April 9 - May 2, 2015
SlowArt
Productions presents the fourth periodic exhibition, Neoteric Abstract.
This exhibition is exclusively for the abstract artist and will
represent a full range of abstraction, from the geometric to the
lyrical, from the precise to the raw. Best of Limner 2016 print awards
will be presented to three artists from the exhibition.
Entry is open to
all artists working in any media.
Entry form and details at:
http://www.slowart.com/prospectus/
Women's Works 2016 Call for Artists
Women’s Works is our annual juried fine art exhibition, celebrating women artists and is presented by the Northwest Area Arts Council and the Old Court House Arts Center. Women’s Works provides an opportunity to showcase the creative artwork of women artists in North America and Internationally. This is the 29th Anniversary of the Women's Works show.
Women’s Works has become a much anticipated area event. The show enjoys excellent media coverage and exposure. Along with the Opening Reception, other events are held at The Old Court House Arts Center during the exhibition to encourage attendance. As always, running concurrently with this show is the Seventeenth Annual Little Women’s Works featuring (and nurturing) the artistic achievements of young women. Women's Works 2015 will run from March 10 to April 30, 2016. The gala Artists' Reception is scheduled for Saturday, March 19.
Women's Works is open to all women artists, 18 years and older; artists
do not need to be from Illinois. All media are accepted though work must
have been created in the last two years and work previously accepted to
Women's Works is not eligible. All work must be for sale, and a 30%
commission will be taken by the Art Center for sold work. Cash prizes of
$1500 will be awarded to multiple winners (1st-3rd; 3 Artistic Merits
and others). Up to 3 pieces may be submitted to the jury. The cost to
enter Women's Works is $30 for one piece; $35 for two and $40 for
three. A $10 discount is available to artists who entered Real People
2015 or who are naac members. (If you are eligible for the discount
code, email us at womensworks2016@naac4art.org.)
To apply or to view the complete show prospectus, visit
www.CallForEntry.org and look for 'Women's Works 2016' in their show
listings. Entry Deadline is January 31, 2016; Artists will be notified
by the end of the first week of February. For more information, email
us at womensworks2016@naac4art.org.
