Every two months I select a couple of paintings to pull out of their frames and offer them up at special prices. Once the two months are up, the paintings go back to their original full pricing, and two different unframed works become available in the Unframed Deals. Here are the paintings I've chosen to offer for November/December 2024: #1 - Some Dreams, watercolor/pen&ink, 10"x8" matted to 11"x14", $120 #2 -Illuminated, watercolor/pen&ink, 10"x8" matted to 11"x14", $120 If you are interested in either of these paintings, please reach out to me through my Contact page. Prices include shipping, but 7% NYS sales tax (if applicable) is additional charge.
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![]() **UPDATE** Seven of my paintings sold during the live opening events on Oct 11-13. There are three left in my inventory now available at the Online Art Sale until November 8 at https://landscapesforlandsake.com/ Happy to report that I am again participating in the Landscapes for Landsake Art Sale & Exhibition this October, Agricultural Stewardship Association's biggest fundraiser supporting their mission of land conservancy. The art sale will have both a live event and an online gallery event. I have 10 pieces available for purchase in the show. Here is the schedule for this year's live and online events, open to the public:
I am showing a large selection of my work in a solo exhibit at the Caldwell Lake George Library September 3-October 31. All works will be available for purchase from the show. I'll also have art prints for sale of a few of my Lake George scenes. The library hosts a Meet the Artist reception on Wednesday, September 18 at 6pm. Looking forward to hanging out that evening and talking a little about my work. Located at 226 Canada Street in Lake George Village, the library is a very active hub for the community, with art classes, special author events, kids activities. The library partners with Lake George Arts Project to present exhibits by regional artists that change out every two months; both organizations split a 25% commission on all art sales, helping to support their respective programming, with the artist receiving the remaining 75%. View slideshow below to see all 15 original paintings in the show - click on image for more details. "River Power", portrays the rush and power of the Hudson River's high waters in spring, spilling over the dam at Glens Falls, crashing over the rocks, sending mist up in the air. It's one of my favorites painted this year because of the challenges the scene presented: the subtle shifts in values of the water, soft and hard edges, color balance in the highlights and shadows, and those wonderful shapes in the rocks. There are pieces of the painting that just came together so wonderfully on their own, That is the beauty and joy of painting in watercolor - letting the medium and the water work together to make magic while guiding a little of that accidental process into a painting that celebrates water in a way that only transparent watercolor can. I'm so pleased that "River Power" watercolor was selected for the Land & Light & Water & Air exhibit at Bryan Gallery in Jeffersonville, Vermont from August 28 to December 22. Opening Reception takes place on Thursday, September 5, 4-7pm. Land & Light & Water & Air is Bryan Gallery's annual signature exhibition featuring traditional and contemporary landscapes of Vermont, New England and the Northeast by artists from all over the country. River Power, watercolor 10"x14" framed to 16"x20", $720.
![]() All framed and ready to get packed up, Meander will be shipped out to New England Watercolor Society’s Celebrating New England exhibit in Plymouth, MA. Super nice to have my new watercolor painting accepted into a NEWS show after joining this established long-standing watercolor society earlier this year, part of my ongoing effort to seek out more exhibit opportunities farther into New England and the Northeast. Exhibit opens July 12, runs until Sept 4 in the New England Watercolor Gallery at Plymouth Center for the Arts. There is a reception on August 15, 6-8pm, but I won't be able to get to it since I'm teaching a watercolor workshop up in Ticonderoga that afternoon (maybe if I pop into the Star Trek museum up in Ti, they can beam me over to Plymouth after my workshop, ha ha!). With this painting, I worked to capture the feeling of a hazy summer day on a meandering mountain river: the air and how it affects the light as the calm waters wind into the marshy areas and the colors and shades become more subtle in the distance. The painting measures 11"x15" and is framed to 16"x20" (outside dimensions of frame are 18.75"x22.75"), available in the show for $690. |
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