The upcoming show for November will be Rob Greene's "Watercolors from the Main Coast".
Greg Arnett had a great turnout for his opening at the gallery on Saturday. Beginning with a fascinating demonstration of one of his painting methods and continuing with scrumptious hors-d'oeuvres, Prosecco and beautiful art, it was an afternoon well-spent. If you couldn't make it, the show will continue through the month (Saturday afternoons or by appointment), but sorry, you missed the Prosecco! Hope to see you.
While Greg Arnett has his work in half of the gallery, I will be showing a selection of my fall landscapes for the month of October in the other half! Two shows in one location - a good reason to stop by over the weekend. I will have a range of work from 10" x 10" panels to 36" x 42" canvasses. Isn't fall an exquisite season?
Saturday, Oct. 9, Greg Arnett will open his show with an afternoon (2:30) demonstration of his painting techniques, followed by a reception from 4 - 6 p.m. Greg has been painting the local farmlands for many years ( I often look at his work and recognize spots I have painted also!). He suffuses his work with the quiet warmth of nineteenth-century traditional painting, tending toward the palette of Inness and the luminist school of painters. Greg is known to many in Marbletown for the enormous amount of work he did in the past keeping the events of the Marbletown Artists' Association going, from the studio tours to art scholarship funds for local students. Greg's show will be up until the end of the month, Oct. 30. Please come and have a look and see if you also can identify the locations of his work!
