Upcoming art shows

I have two upcoming shows that I am excited to be a part of. Information about these shows and the artist receptions is below.

Wise Guy

6" x 8"

Oil with a palette knife on canvas board
SOLD

Birds of Prey

Exhibit September 16 - January 2, 2017  |  Artist’s Reception Thursday, September 29, 6-8 p.m

The Gallery at Mass Audubon’s Moose Hill is pleased to announce its newest exhibit,
the captivating and fascination world of “Birds of Prey”. 

View the exciting and dramatic depictions of these amazing birds by
a juried group of 23 creative artists from various regions. 

Real or representational, through a myriad of media, the spirit of these awe-inspiring ambas-sadors of flight
are captivated in the artwork that will intrigue the viewer. 

The juror was Diana Hampe, Gallery Curator is Janyce Nareski Goba.

Join us for a very special evening at the Artist’s Reception

Thursday, September 29, 6-8 p.m.

View the art, meet the artists, and experience a live birds of prey presentation by a trained naturalist.

The exhibit will run September 16 - January 2, 2017.

The Gallery is open daily 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.  293 Moose Hill St, Sharon, MA.

Please visit www.massaudubon.org/moosehill or call 781-784-5691 for details.

Dad and Nana

24" x 12" x 2"

Oil with a palette knife on cradled canvas board
SOLD

Zullo Gallery Center for the Arts

456A Main St. Medfield, MA Gallery hours: Saturday & Sunday 12-5

22nd Annual Juried Exhibition

September 17 - November 5, 2016 

artists reception: Saturday, October 1st 7-9pm all welcome

juror: Irena Roman

gallery hours: Saturday & Sunday 12-5

Cape Vacation Plein Air

Maushop View

8" by 10"

Oil with a palette knife on canvas

During a relaxing and fun vacation on Cape Cod last week, my friend and I fit in some palette knife painting. There is so much inspiration on Cape Cod, but I didn't have to go far from our cottage to find this perfect view to paint. I decided to paint on a loose canvas piece. The photo above is cropped but below is a photo showing how the original looks. I like painting on loose canvas occasionally because you are not limited by the edges and can crop however you see fit once you are done.