New Gallery
May 28, 2011
I am so pleased to share the news that I am now represented by Camilla Richman Fine Arts, in Osterville, MA. (They’re currently working on their website – stay tuned!)
Camilla and her husband Jim run the gallery in addition to their framing business next door – The Artistic Framer. Jim is also a fantastic photographer.
Osterville, MA is an interesting place – it is a village of Barnstable, and used to be called Oysterville, but due to a misspelling, became Osterville. When I heard that, I knew I just had to paint some oysters. I’m really digging them – they’re such a contrast between crusty outer shell, pearlescent inside, and creamy oyster flesh. I also have a rockin seafood market just at the base of the mountain, and they have been great in supplying me with and helping me open them – I don’t really wish to lose any fingers for the sake of my art!
Camilla and Jim are terrific folks, and I’m so happy to be working with them.
Here’s a couple of recent paintings that are available at their gallery.
Beer and Oysters • 16x20" oil on linen
Pair of Oysters - 5x7" oil on linen panel
Garlic cloves - 5x7" oil on linen panel
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Scottsdale Salon of Fine Art – Part Deux
May 4, 2011
The opening of the first annual Scottsdale Salon of Fine Art held at The Legacy Gallery was a rousing success. Many works were sold on opening night – mine included! So thrilled!
There are many paintings still available – go check them out! GO!
And congratulations to the award winners, including the fabulous Kate Sammons for her beautiful painting The Blue Hour. You’re awesome, Kate!!!
The Blue Hour by Kate Sammons
Scottsdale Salon of Fine Art
February 19, 2011
I’m very pleased to announce that one of my paintings has been accepted into the Scottsdale Salon of Fine Art. The show opens April 22nd, 2011 at the Legacy Gallery in Scottsdale, AZ. I’m tickled pink to be in such fine company!
Nantucket Basket with Roses