Current Exhibition
Past Exhibitions
Paintings by Margaret Leonard April 2nd-April 30th Reception on April 30th 10-2
The Art of Lynn Karlin
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Food. We taste (rather we eat), we touch (maybe not enough). But how often do we slow down to take in the aroma and the beauty of the often-overlooked vegetables, fruit, and edible plants that nourish us? Do we notice the myriad varieties and
Lynn Karlin’s award winning work has appeared in numerous write-ups from the San Francisco Chronicle to The New York Times and is exhibited in galleries, private collections, restaurants and corporate headquarters world-wide. |
December 2021 Holiday invitational 12"x12"
Arlene Morris
David Matson
Chris Olson
Chris Higgins
Mali Mrozinski
Camille Davidson
Kimberly Curry
Meredith Cough
Brian Braley
Nancy Keenan Barron
Jane Page Conway
Cynthia Ahlstrin
Sally Eagley
Susan Mills
David Matson
Chris Olson
Chris Higgins
Mali Mrozinski
Camille Davidson
Kimberly Curry
Meredith Cough
Brian Braley
Nancy Keenan Barron
Jane Page Conway
Cynthia Ahlstrin
Sally Eagley
Susan Mills
'In their own time' Artist mentors
October-November 2021
October-November 2021
14 artists connected through art, by supporting artists who have disabilities at Spindleworks in Brunswick and Spindleworks Off Site in Hallowell. Working alongside adults with disabilites informs the work in their personal studio practices. The public is invited to see the Mentors’ work and learn how being an Artist Mentor informs their various disciplines. The work in this exhibition is diverse and includes: music, painting, fiber arts, mixed media, ceramics, photography, sculpture and more. Please join us and meet the artists at an opening reception on Saturday, October 23, 2-4pm.
Brooke Adams, Sidney
Nancy Keenan Barron, South Gardiner
Deirdre Barton, Brunswick
Brian Braley, Auburn
Janet Broxon, Brunswick
Toni Carroll, Bath
Sara Cox, Bowdoinham
Tess Hartford, Brunswick
Amy Mulligan, Bowdoinham
Mali Mrozinski, Readfield
Brian Trelegan, Yarmouth
Martha Truscott, Harpswell
Phoebe Pope, Hallowell
Manon Whittlesey, Bowdoinham
Nancy Keenan Barron, South Gardiner
Deirdre Barton, Brunswick
Brian Braley, Auburn
Janet Broxon, Brunswick
Toni Carroll, Bath
Sara Cox, Bowdoinham
Tess Hartford, Brunswick
Amy Mulligan, Bowdoinham
Mali Mrozinski, Readfield
Brian Trelegan, Yarmouth
Martha Truscott, Harpswell
Phoebe Pope, Hallowell
Manon Whittlesey, Bowdoinham
September 2021
Arlene Morris
'Paper Assemblages'
Arlene Morris
'Paper Assemblages'
Readfield artists show
August 2021
August 2021
Chris Olson
Chris Higgins
Tom Higgins
Mandy Miller
DavidMatson
Camille Davidson
Arielle Cousens
Benjamin Stoodley
Julie Zales
Mali Mrozinski
Chris Higgins
Tom Higgins
Mandy Miller
DavidMatson
Camille Davidson
Arielle Cousens
Benjamin Stoodley
Julie Zales
Mali Mrozinski
June 18th-August 8th 2021
Camille Davidson
Dona Mara
May 2021
May 2021
Depth of Water - 8 x 8" encaustic on Kozo, framed 13.5 x 13.5". $125.
Dahlias - 8 x 8" encaustic on Kozo, framed 13.5 x 13.5". $125.
Depth of Golden Water - encaustic on Kozo, framed 13.5 x 13.5 $125.
Dahlias - 8 x 8" encaustic on Kozo, framed 13.5 x 13.5". $125.
Depth of Golden Water - encaustic on Kozo, framed 13.5 x 13.5 $125.
April 2021
Kimberly Curry
Kimberly Curry
Kimberly Curry is a Maine artist. She works in mediums of watercolor, encaustic paint, and mixed media. Twenty years ago, she left Maine for a stint in the Peace Corps in Romania. The Romanian artists she met while she lived there, helped her find her own artistic voice.
Today, she finds inspiration in everyday objects and the landscape around her. In this collection, Stampila, a Romanian postage stamp kicked off a whole series.
Curry visually translated images from the stamp into biomorphic, playful pieces. She stitched color-aid to handmade paper, mounted on small panels and build up layers of encaustic paint in certain sections of the panels. This joyous series shows that in everyday objects, there is fun to be found!
hi@kimberlycurry.com
www.kimberlycurry.com
March 2021
Sally Wagley
'Body Electric'
“I sing the body electric…. If the body were not the soul what is the soul?”
--Walt Whitman
Most of my artwork is about the human body. I’m interested not only in the surface of the body but also what’s inside, drawing on technical illustration and medical imaging. While I work in a variety of media, this pieces in this show are all embroidered images. Needle and thread lend themselves well to the depiction of muscles and other issue because muscles, like thread, twist, stretch, become lax, knot and tear.
I worked for many years as a lawyer focusing on the legal needs of older people and people with disabilities, returning in recent years to my art practice. I am currently studying art and art history at the University of Maine at Augusta. I live in Brunswick, Maine.
Sally Wagley
www.sallywagleyart.com
sallywagley@gmail.com
All the work is for sale and can be purchased directly from the artist
February 2021
Debra Claffey
Debra Claffey Fine Art
email: debra@debraclaffey.com www.debraclaffey.com
Debra Claffey Fine Art
email: debra@debraclaffey.com www.debraclaffey.com
“My experience in horticulture and organic land care has led me to focus in on the plant world and the assaults on the soil, biodiversity of plant species, and the protection of native flora. I feel that all these assaults arise from age-old and widely-held beliefs. One is that all the earth and its resources are ours as humans at the top of a hierarchy to use as we will. Another is that the other forms of life on this planet are lesser than we are, thus less deserving of respect or care.
I celebrate plants: their great age and history on the planet, their intelligence and successful adaptions, their beauty of form, shape, and infinite color. I marvel in our new knowledge of their ways of communication, of making themselves attractive to us and other species, and the trading of “goods and services” that goes on between plants, fungi, bacteria, insects, birds, and even us mammals. My aim is to help my viewers appreciate plant life a bit more when they enjoy my work and in a hopeful and positive way.”
I celebrate plants: their great age and history on the planet, their intelligence and successful adaptions, their beauty of form, shape, and infinite color. I marvel in our new knowledge of their ways of communication, of making themselves attractive to us and other species, and the trading of “goods and services” that goes on between plants, fungi, bacteria, insects, birds, and even us mammals. My aim is to help my viewers appreciate plant life a bit more when they enjoy my work and in a hopeful and positive way.”
January 2021
Posters of Quotes by William Sloane Coffin(curated by Nan March)
art talk about William Coffin by friend and artist Robert Shetterly
Today January 18th at 4:00
November 2020
Jess Beer and Morgain Bailey 'Watershed'
https://jessbeer.com
https://morgain.photoshelter.com/
Jess Beer and Morgain Bailey 'Watershed'
https://jessbeer.com
https://morgain.photoshelter.com/
October 2020
Arielle Cousens 'Herd Bound'
Arielle Cousens 'Herd Bound'
October 2020
Benjamin Stoodley
'Practice makes Perfection' (watercolor studies)
http://www.metalsculptureplus.com
Benjamin Stoodley
'Practice makes Perfection' (watercolor studies)
http://www.metalsculptureplus.com
September 2020
Cynthia Ahlstrin
'Out of Lines'
cynthiaahlstrin.com
August 2020 (two solo shows by two different artists)
Chris Olson
Mélange
Chris Olson
Mélange
All the work is for sale! Contact The Gallery or the artist directly if you are interested in owning a piece of art. All the money goes directly to the artists.
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The Oceans shine 1 encaustic
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Break the Line encaustic
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The Oceans shine 2 encaustic
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July 2020
Camille Davidson
'Towards light'
Inspired by the woods and the seasonal shifts in nature
camilledavidsonart.com
Camille Davidson
'Towards light'
Inspired by the woods and the seasonal shifts in nature
camilledavidsonart.com
June 2020
Meredith Cough
Bouquets from Maine: a mini series
meredithcough.com
Meredith Cough
Bouquets from Maine: a mini series
meredithcough.com
