On Exhibit May-July 2022
Opening Receptions May 6th 5-7
Betsy Holmes a plein air oil painter with a passion for nature; and Jessica Fligg will be showing their work at the New London Inn. Rick Stockwell a local photographer displaying vibrant photographs of New England at the Blue Loon Bakery, and Yvonne Shukovsky who works in oil pastels and mixed media paintings to “capture a sense of the outdoors without being on site so as to create both a mood and suggestion of nature.” will exhibit at the Bar Harbor Bank and Trust.
Plus, new exhibit opening receptions at Tatewell Gallery on Newport Road and Prospect Hill Gallery in Sunapee Harbor.
In addition, The Center for the Arts is hosting a special exhibit "Art for Ukraine" this May.
The pieces in this exhibit will be on view at Tatewell Gallery, The New London Inn and can also be seen online at www.centerfortheartsnh.org/ukraine. All proceeds from the sale of this artwork will go directly to Ukrainian Relief Funds.
The CFA Members Show is at The New London Inn, and Bar Harbor Bank and Trust on Main Street, New London, Prospect Hill Gallery in Sunapee. the Blue Loon Bakery, New London. and The Tatewell Gallery Newport Road New London. .
All exhibits are open during regular business hours as well and will be up until the end of July
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New London Barn Gallery for Contemporary Art
New CFA Contemporary Art Show at the New London Barn Fleming Center!
Featuring Lucy Mueller, Loren Howard, David Anderson, Hugo Anderson, and Roger Wells.
Exhibit Open during regular opening hours or by appointment.
Contact us at 603-526-4444 or gallery@centerfortheartsnh.org
Richard Haynes: Culture Keeper, Culture Maker
At the Davidow Art Center Colby-Sawyer College
An American visual storyteller, Richard Haynes uses his art not only to make society aware of the invisible in this world but also to inspire unity. He is a painter, photographer, educator, mentor, and powerful advocate for social justice who currently serves as the Associate Director of Admissions for Diversity at the University of New Hampshire.
Chronicle WMUR-TV Jennifer Crompton writes: "Artist Richard Haynes settled in New Hampshire following a journey he describes as "an African American looking for a better way." Richard Haynes: Culture Keeper, Culture Maker presents Richard’s most recent acrylic paintings done in his signature style of semi-abstract faceless figures rendered in flat, bold colors, portraying “blacks and whites harmoniously living, working and playing together, side by side, even touching, something that was forbidden in Haynes' childhood world."
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