First Fridays!

Peter Anderson

 New Hampshire Topographical Series –  based on 38 old topo maps of southern NH  – they are from the 1950’s .  

Kim Schusler

Artist talk 5:15 

My art journey started later in life, about 8 years ago, in which I started painting with acrylic.  I found acrylic difficult and finally realized my passion was found once I tried watercolor!  I'm a self taught artist, and have not had any formal training.  

The paintings on display are a reflection of the beauty that surrounds us here in New Hampshire.  I only paint when I feel compelled to do so, I try to not force the flow of creativity.  I hope my art brings you a sense of peace and joy as it did for me when I created them.

Photo Cafe 

and 

Artist Cafe 

Collaboration

Artist talks 5:30 and 6:30

 The show, entitled “Where Painterly Art and Photography Converge,” will feature 15 paintings and one sculpture displayed next to the photographs used as reference images, all professionally finished and hung for public viewing  

 Grace Scarlett

Design, Movement, Color, Feeling, Expression, Optimism, Joy, Awe… These are just a few of the words that describe what you see when you look at a painting by Grace Scarlet. Grace has always been fascinated with vivid color. Anything colorful makes her heart sing! In personality, she is an optimist and this shows in all of her art  see her on NH chronicle WMUR https://www.wmur.com/article/nh-chronicle-art-phenom-grace-scarlet-shaking-up-the-art-world-at-14/42573332

 Susan DeAppolonio

Exhibit Opening 

Sunday, February 5 12-1

Artist Talk at 12:30. 

Painting gives me the freedom to explore, to experiment and to test my ability to capture nature’s beauty.

There is nothing better than retreating to my studio and getting lost in the challenge of making an image come alive on my canvas!

Living here in New Hampshire,where the seasons are every changing, gives me the opportunity to vary my colors and explore how many different colors there are in snow!!

My next endeavor will be to try “plein air”painting up here on my hill.

Susan K. DeAppolonio