Current Exhibitions
LOUISA MCELWAIN | Distant Thunder
Opening, 5pm - 7pm Friday, January 26th through April 20th
More than a window onto the world, McElwain’s paintings endure as a window into the artist’s mind and soul. Emblems of the sanctity generated from artistic expression found deep within oneself, they carry her legacy of passion, energy, and an abiding love for the land—forever preserved in the paint she heralded as a conduit for the sublime.
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Upcoming Exhibitions
HARRIET YALE RUSSELL | For One Left Dreaming
A Tribute honoring the life and art of Harriet Yale Russell
1939-2023
Opening, 5pm - 7pm Friday, February 23rd - March 23rd
The innate desire to create, to explore intangible feelings through tangible means, and to realize complex visions and dreams in two dimensions are the guideposts that loosely delineated Harriet Yale Russell’s work as an artist.
At the reception of her last body of work, Listen to the Paint she said: “I’ve worked my whole life to find my own marks; the marks that are mine and mine alone. During the pandemic all I did was paint. I finally reached the point of knowing exactly what mark should be next to the last mark. I knew the right shape, the right color, the right thickness of the line. I knew exactly what to do next.”
And with that, Harriet Yale Russell left us to dream, to wonder, to admire deeply, after a lifetime of painting, the goal achieved of finding her unique mark-making. Though the work is done, the gifts made from her curiosity and persistence remain.
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