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18 June 2010

New Exhibit & Partnership

My new home

Selected art by moi

another view of LBG

more works by moi

love those wood floors and tin ceiling!

As artists we all dream about it, work for it, angst over it -- and then it finally arrives:  representation.  I'm still pinching myself!

The Left Bank Gallery of Essex, CT is a wonderful light-filled space, situated in a beautiful village on the Connecticut River where working shipyards, boutiques and restaurants, cafes and bookshops line the narrow streets and tiny byways of this typical New England historic town, complete with a green and an old-fashioned bandstand.  Each month, the Gallery hosts a reception to highlight a particular artist, complete with music, good food and libations.  Summer is a busy time for Essex with the shipyards, yacht clubs and harbor as it is on the route of the Intercoastal Waterway that goes from Florida up to Maine and the Canadian coastal areas.

Well, I'm keeping fingers and toes crossed that some of these paintings will find good homes, either on dry land or afloat!

04 August 2009

New Art Exhibit Opens!


One of my oil paintings, A Bend in the River, will be in the new art exhibit, Painting the River: An Artistic Journey along the Connecticut River, which open on Friday, August 7th, at the Connecticut River Museum in Essex, CT.

This show is put on by The CT Plein Air Painters Society (of which I am a card-carrying member!) and runs through October 10. If you are in the area, please visit the Museum and the exhibit -- the village of Essex is a lovely spot nestled at the foot of the River before it empties into the Long Island Sound and is full of history, restaurants, shipyards, shops and more!