On Exhibition

I am delighted to report that my painting, "Monhegan Evening," was accepted for the exhibition "Land, Light, Water & Air" at the Bryan Memorial Gallery in Jeffersonville, VT.  The exhibition will be held from August 26th to October 25th.

On Exhibition

Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn. 12x16 inches, oil on panel.  This painting will be part of the juried exhibition, Visions of Blue, from August 27th to October 26th, at the Bryan Memorial Gallery in Jeffersonville, VT.

On Exhibition

 

This painting and drawing of two abandoned farm carts from two different locations are included in the juried exhibition "Lost & Found: New England's Landscape" at the Bryan Memorial Gallery in Jeffersonville, VT.  The exhibition runs from July 9 to August 24.

Boat On Exhibition

My painting of the moored boat at the Marine Railways at Rocky Neck in Gloucester, I am delighted to say, was accepted into the exhibition Land & Light & Water & Air at the Bryan Memorial Art Gallery.  The exhibition will run from September 9th to November 7th.

On Exhibition

I am happy to report that my painting of Mauserts Pond was accepted into the juried exhibition Land & Light & Water & Air 2020,  to be held at the Bryan Memorial Gallery in Jeffersonville, VT from September 10 to November 8.

Two Boats in Vermont

This painting, "Two Boats, Gloucester," I am happy to report, will be in the 2019 juried exhibition "Land & Light & Water & Air" at the Bryan Memorial Gallery in Jeffersonville, VT.  The exhibition will run from September 5 to November 3.

Exhibition Announcement

This painting, A Brooklyn Skyline, will be in the juried theme exhibition "The Sky's The Limit" at the Bryan Memorial Gallery in Jeffersonville, VT.  The exhibition dates are June 28 - September 3.

Fantastical Landscapes

These two paintings, I am happy to announce, will be included in the exhibition "Fantastical Landscapes and Imaginary Places" at The Bryan Gallery in Jeffersonville, VT. from November 9 to December 23.  They depict different aspects of the wooden path that winds its way around and through the darker and heavily rooted side of Jordon Pond at Acadia National Park in Maine.  Both paintings are 18x24, oil on canvas.