Current Exhibits Through October
Janet Hutchens at New London Inn. “Small Stills & Pastel Skies.” Janet’s show consists of a series of small and intimate still life realism oil paintings depicting common objects and fruits, often with a landscape in the background to draw the viewer out-of doors and into the greater expanses of nature. In contrast, Janet has included a quadtych, a series of four large related abstract pastels, that take one on a flight through skies and clouds during the alchemy of sunrise. Janet recently found her way back to painting after 40 years. A longtime resident of New London, Janet draws inspiration from the abundant and stunning landscapes of our area and wherever her easel may take her.
Janet Hutchens at New London Inn. “Small Stills & Pastel Skies.” Janet’s show consists of a series of small and intimate still life realism oil paintings depicting common objects and fruits, often with a landscape in the background to draw the viewer out-of doors and into the greater expanses of nature. In contrast, Janet has included a quadtych, a series of four large related abstract pastels, that take one on a flight through skies and clouds during the alchemy of sunrise. Janet recently found her way back to painting after 40 years. A longtime resident of New London, Janet draws inspiration from the abundant and stunning landscapes of our area and wherever her easel may take her.
Janet Hutchens at New London Inn. “Small Stills & Pastel Skies.” Janet’s show consists of a series of small and intimate still life realism oil paintings depicting common objects and fruits, often with a landscape in the background to draw the viewer out-of doors and into the greater expanses of nature. In contrast, Janet has included a quadtych, a series of four large related abstract pastels, that take one on a flight through skies and clouds during the alchemy of sunrise. Janet recently found her way back to painting after 40 years. A longtime resident of New London, Janet draws inspiration from the abundant and stunning landscapes of our area and wherever her easel may take her.
Reiko Seymour at Blue Loon I was born and raised in Japan. After marriage to an American, we lived in Tokyo for many years, and I worked as a simultaneous interpreter for over three decades there and around the world even after we moved to the US with our two children. Though I didn’t have time to paint while working, I have always been interested in watercolor and occasionally participated in workshops. Over the last decade, I have been able to indulge my passion for painting. My main interest rests with landscapes, though I also like to paint flowers and still life in various themes. Mostly I paint with a “loose” or impressionistic style but, lately, have been leaning toward the abstract.
Janet Hutchens at New London Inn. “Small Stills & Pastel Skies.” Janet’s show consists of a series of small and intimate still life realism oil paintings depicting common objects and fruits, often with a landscape in the background to draw the viewer out-of doors and into the greater expanses of nature. In contrast, Janet has included a quadtych, a series of four large related abstract pastels, that take one on a flight through skies and clouds during the alchemy of sunrise. Janet recently found her way back to painting after 40 years. A longtime resident of New London, Janet draws inspiration from the abundant and stunning landscapes of our area and wherever her easel may take her.
Janet Hutchens at New London Inn. “Small Stills & Pastel Skies.” Janet’s show consists of a series of small and intimate still life realism oil paintings depicting common objects and fruits, often with a landscape in the background to draw the viewer out-of doors and into the greater expanses of nature. In contrast, Janet has included a quadtych, a series of four large related abstract pastels, that take one on a flight through skies and clouds during the alchemy of sunrise. Janet recently found her way back to painting after 40 years. A longtime resident of New London, Janet draws inspiration from the abundant and stunning landscapes of our area and wherever her easel may take her.
Mimi Wiggin at Bar Harbor bank Mimi is an award-winning artist painting with oils in a representational style, depicting birds, wildlife and local scenes. “I have lived most of my life in the shadow of beautiful Mount Kearsarge. I see her every day from my kitchen window. Since I was a toddler I have regularly enjoyed climbing her well-worn paths to view the world from the summit. I will always enjoy and cherish painting her many moods and different looks. This art show is my own small way of paying tribute to such a grand old mountain.”
Janet Hutchens at New London Inn. “Small Stills & Pastel Skies.” Janet’s show consists of a series of small and intimate still life realism oil paintings depicting common objects and fruits, often with a landscape in the background to draw the viewer out-of doors and into the greater expanses of nature. In contrast, Janet has included a quadtych, a series of four large related abstract pastels, that take one on a flight through skies and clouds during the alchemy of sunrise. Janet recently found her way back to painting after 40 years. A longtime resident of New London, Janet draws inspiration from the abundant and stunning landscapes of our area and wherever her easel may take her.
Mimi Wiggin at Bar Harbor bank Mimi is an award-winning artist painting with oils in a representational style, depicting birds, wildlife and local scenes. “I have lived most of my life in the shadow of beautiful Mount Kearsarge. I see her every day from my kitchen window. Since I was a toddler I have regularly enjoyed climbing her well-worn paths to view the world from the summit. I will always enjoy and cherish painting her many moods and different looks. This art show is my own small way of paying tribute to such a grand old mountain.”
Roger Wells at the Connolly gallery at the Fleming Center, Barn Playhouse A POTPOURRI OF ABSTRACTIONS 10 pieces of abstract paintings and Poems on: Mentors, Hope and Life’s Paths, Society, Cultures and Stereotypes, Beginnings, Procreation and Generations and the Me Too Movement
Roger Wells at the Connolly gallery at the Fleming Center, Barn Playhouse A POTPOURRI OF ABSTRACTIONS 10 pieces of abstract paintings and Poems on: Mentors, Hope and Life’s Paths, Society, Cultures and Stereotypes, Beginnings, Procreation and Generations and the Me Too Movement
Mimi Wiggin at Bar Harbor bank Mimi is an award-winning artist painting with oils in a representational style, depicting birds, wildlife and local scenes. “I have lived most of my life in the shadow of beautiful Mount Kearsarge. I see her every day from my kitchen window. Since I was a toddler I have regularly enjoyed climbing her well-worn paths to view the world from the summit. I will always enjoy and cherish painting her many moods and different looks. This art show is my own small way of paying tribute to such a grand old mountain.”
Charlotte Broughton at Tatewell gallery Charlotte works mostly in acrylics. Her paintings are stylized and colorful, many depicting places she has visited. She studied art at Denison University, The Art Institute of Chicago and with Thor Carlson at the Newport Art Center.
Roger Wells at the Connolly gallery at the Fleming Center, Barn Playhouse A POTPOURRI OF ABSTRACTIONS 10 pieces of abstract paintings and Poems on: Mentors, Hope and Life’s Paths, Society, Cultures and Stereotypes, Beginnings, Procreation and Generations and the Me Too Movement
Charlotte Broughton at Tatewell gallery Charlotte works mostly in acrylics. Her paintings are stylized and colorful, many depicting places she has visited. She studied art at Denison University, The Art Institute of Chicago and with Thor Carlson at the Newport Art Center.
On Exhibit NOW
New London Inn
New London Barn Fleming Center Gallery
Bar Harbor Bank
Featuring Richard Gombar,
" I am an American painter of my environment. Where once art needed nature to survive, we now need art to help nature survive. While not politically motivated, in a sense-- because I paint nature, my work is a political statement. I paint to capture beauty, to hold forever a passing moment, to memorialize that which may be fleeting, or in the case of barns and industrial sites, falling. If my paintings, pastels and drawings help more people become aware of what may be potentially lost, can invoke a sense of wonder as in childhood, and can be emotionally moving and provoking, then a statement with a profound impact may be the result. It is a search for the truth without sentimentality. My work is of nature, but just as important, it is about painting, color, structure. The images are about Romanticism, transcendentalism and pure emotion. I try to make the immense intimate".
Bar Harbor Bank
New London Barn Fleming Center Gallery
Bar Harbor Bank
Scott Snyder's beautiful photographs
The light and poetry of image and word
In this show Scott explores the meeting place that emerges when images are paired with word, poetry, and text allowing the inspiration and music of word and the color and light of place to merge, mingle and relate.
Scott Snyder is a dedicated fine art landscape photographer specializing in Atlantic seascapes, the New England landscape, and essential abstracts. He has been a photographer for over 30 years, beginning with a stint in the Art Institute of Atlanta’s Photography program in the 80s. Over the years he has worked as a wedding photographer, a real estate and architectural photographer, and as a portrait photographer. He is the father of three beautiful children and a hiker, surfer, meditator, and wanderer.
New London Barn Fleming Center Gallery
New London Barn Fleming Center Gallery
New London Barn Fleming Center Gallery
Loren Howard artist born in
Windsor, Vermont and at the age of five my family moved across the Connecticut River over the famous Cornish/Windsor Bridge, to Cornish, New Hampshire. We settled in the area where the Cornish Colony of Artists thrived in the early nineteen hundreds. One of my favorite landscape painters, Willard Metcalf, was a member of that group of artists.
Maxfield Parrish also lived and painted in that area for many years. The historic and beautifully renovated country home of the sculptor, Augustus Saint Gaudens, with many of the sculptor’s works, is also there and is visited by hundreds of art lovers every year.
After graduating from High School in Windsor, Vermont, I enlisted in the United States Navy. The G.I. Bill helped me get through college at a small University in Bemidji, Minnesota. I received a Bachelor’s Degree with a Major in Art and a Minor in English. I did graduate work in painting and pottery at Saint Cloud University and sculpture and drawing at summer workshops at the University of Minnesota.
I taught art for twenty five years and, when I retired, I set up a pottery and did that for several years. During that time I continued to paint and four years ago I stopped the pottery altogether and since then I have devoted all of my time to landscape painting. Needless to say painting is my true passion. It is both challenging and rewarding.Click here to see the local TV interview at YCN https://ycnnow.com/2023/06/29/loren-howard-art-show/
Tatewell Gallery
Candita Clayton Gallery
New London Barn Fleming Center Gallery
Barbara Hunting artist
To my way of thinking, Art need not be a mysterious entity. Art should make the viewer happy, aware, contemplative….
When I paint, I escape into the recesses of my mind. I find joy, laughter, and happiness.
It’s not rocket science, people.!
Candita Clayton Gallery
Candita Clayton Gallery
Candita Clayton Gallery
New Artists on Exhibit
Blue Loon Bakery
Candita Clayton Gallery
Candita Clayton Gallery
Featuring Alan Zola Shulman
Exhibit Opening SUNDAY May 7th
Shulman was brought up by his parents to have a deep love for fine art. After touring art galleries and being exposed to the masters he fell in love with ....." Those latter artists excited me. I fell in love with Van Gogh’s swirls of land and sky, Picasso’s “misplaced” eyes, De Chirico’s enigmatic city squares, Dali’s dreamscapes, Matisse’s unpredictable palette, Magritte’s avant-guard humor, and Kandinsky’s energetic splashes of solids . See an interview with Alan discussing his work here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Qzpiuw_0Gw
Opening Reception - November 3rd 5:00-7:00
New London Inn
New London Barn Fleming Center Gallery
Bar Harbor Bank
Member Artists Show
Bar Harbor Bank
New London Barn Fleming Center Gallery
Bar Harbor Bank
Member Artist Show
New London Barn Fleming Center Gallery
New London Barn Fleming Center Gallery
New London Barn Fleming Center Gallery
TBD
Tatewell Gallery
Candita Clayton Gallery
New London Barn Fleming Center Gallery
TBD
Candita Clayton Gallery
Candita Clayton Gallery
Candita Clayton Gallery
TBD
210 Main Street New London NH
Supporting New England Artists.
Blue Loon Bakery
Candita Clayton Gallery
Candita Clayton Gallery
Featuring Leigh Schoch
Exhibit Opening Sunday November 5th
New London Barn Gallery for Contemporary Art
New CFA Contemporary Art Exhibits 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@cfanh.org
