Category: Artwalks
First Light Camera Club Exhibit at Carleton Realty, 99 Commercial Street
Original Photography by members of the First Light Camera Club will be on display May 30-July, including during the 3rd Friday Bath ArtWalk & Tour on June 21st, 5-7pm. For more information about the club visit www.firstlightcc.com.
The Carleton Realty Bath office exhibits original artwork year round.
FMI email Suzanne@carletonrealty.me
3rd Friday Bath ArtWalk & Tour, Downtown and Around Town
Join us for Bath’s 3rd Friday ArtWalk & Tour on June 21, from 5-8pm, and enjoy the exploration of art, music, and repurposed spaces in historic Bath. Open studios, gallery and group exhibits will feature the work of over 30 artists.
Other group exhibits will be on display at . Brochures with participating artist locations are available af the Bath Visitors Center at 15 Commercial Street, and at group venues at Bath City Hall Auditorium and the Nancy Carleton Real Estate offices on Commercial Street during ArtWalk.
The 2013 Bath ArtWalks will be held 5-8pm on the third Friday of each month through September.
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3rd Friday Bath ArtWalk & Tour, Downtown and Around Town
Join us for Bath’s 3rd Friday ArtWalk & Tour on June 21, from 5-8pm, and enjoy the exploration of art, music, and repurposed spaces in historic Bath. Open studios, gallery and group exhibits will feature the work of over 30 artists.
Other group exhibits will be on display at . Brochures with participating artist locations are available af the Bath Visitors Center at 15 Commercial Street, and at group venues at Bath City Hall Auditorium and the Nancy Carleton Real Estate offices on Commercial Street during ArtWalk.
The 2013 Bath ArtWalks will be held 5-8pm on the third Friday of each month through September.
FMI 442-7291
June 21st Artwalk Bath
3rd Friday Bath ArtWalk & Tour, Downtown and Around Town
Join us for Bath’s 3rd Friday ArtWalk & Tour on June 21, from 5-8pm, and enjoy the exploration of art, music, and repurposed spaces in historic Bath. Open studios, gallery and group exhibits will feature the work of over 30 artists.
Other group exhibits will be on display at . Brochures with participating artist locations are available af the Bath Visitors Center at 15 Commercial Street, and at group venues at Bath City Hall Auditorium and the Nancy Carleton Real Estate offices on Commercial Street during ArtWalk.
The 2013 Bath ArtWalks will be held 5-8pm on the third Friday of each month through September.
FMI 442-7291
Points of View Artists:featured shows @ their gallery & Gallery Framing during the month of June.
Points of View Artists are featured in shows at their gallery and at neighboring Gallery Framing during the month of June.
Coastal Driftwood, by Ed Morton
Lubec Narrows, by Joe Godleski
Join us at both venues for the artist receptions: Friday, June 14, 5 to 8 pm.
For more images and information on future exhibits, visit our website (www.povartistsmaine.com)
Points of View Art Gallery
18 Pleasant Street, Brunswick
Ed Morton and guest artist Joe Godleski team up for Mainly Maine.
These two artists have spent many years painting the scenery, the people, and the iconic structures that define the mid-coast region of our state.
In the Garret Gallery on the 3rd floor
Dabbling in Abstraction: a selection of work by Barbara Snapp
Tsunami, by Barbara Snapp
At Gallery Framing: VISIONS
12 Pleasant Street, Brunswick
Infinity, by Lucy Banfield
A group of eight Points of View Artists present their own Visions - the themes that excite them in their art, the ideas that inspire and challenge, the media that carry their message. Participating artists are: Lucy Banfield, Tim Banks, Carolyn Judson, Harriet Lindemann, Judith Long, Ann Slocum, Barbara Snapp, Craig Snapp.
Musicians for the Artwalk- June 14th and where they are playing
Stroll the street and enjoy the music:
Susan Reidy- 98 Maine Street
Hurry Down Sunshine- Gelato Fiasco
Steve Quigley/ Caroline Curry- Summer Island Studio
Peter Alexander/ Randy Lindsey- Fort Andross
Cumberland Crossing- Sidewalk 108 Maine Street
Bruce Grover- Sidewalk 128 Maine Street
Giff Jamison- Curtis Library
Andrew Thomas- Railroad Station
See you there.
“From Here’ -ArtVan to Exhibit Youth Art at Cool As A Moose in Brunswick
ArtVan, a non-profit mobile arts therapy program, will showcase works from Brunswick youth at the 2nd Friday ArtWalk in Brunswick on June 14 from 5-8 pm. The exhibit, titled “From Here,” will be on display through July 11 at Cool As A Moose, 128 Maine Street in Brunswick.
ArtVan brings the arts to youth who might not otherwise have access to after-school and summer arts programs in the communities of Bath, Brunswick, Lewiston, Auburn and Biddeford. ArtVan gives participants the opportunity to express themselves in a safe environment facilitated by caring and professional adults and supported by their peers.
The 2nd Friday ArtWalk runs through October and is coordinated by the Five Rivers Arts Alliance, an organization that works to strengthen neighboring communities through the arts and other cultural activities.
For more information on the June exhibit at Cool As A Moose contact Caroline at 207-373-9918.
Summer Island Studio Hosts Letty Husson for June 2013
Work by Letty Husson will be on display at Summer Island Studio- Gallery of Fine Artisans, located in the Tonine Mall in Brunswick, in time for the 2nd Friday ArtWalk scheduled for June 14th .
Growing up in the Philippines, China and Hong Kong, Letty did not have a lot of contact with the arts. She became a nurse and a midwife in the UK and immigrated to the US in 1968, working as a surgical nurse in Presbyterian Hospital in New York City.
On a whim, she enrolled and graduated from Mary Mount Manhattan College in 1986 with a BA in Studio Art. However, working in the hospital and family responsibility intervened.
When she retired, she and her husband moved to Maine and settled in Georgetown. The beautiful landscapes in Maine inspired her to re immerse herself in art.
She started with watercolor, and proceeded to pastel and oil. Letty paints mainly from photographs she has taken, but when the weather is pleasant she would occasionally paint en plein air.
Letty has shown her work in several juried and non-juried shows around midcoast Maine. She is represented by the Centre St. Arts Gallery in Bath. During the summer her work can also be seen at the Sebascodegan Artists Gallery in Harpswell and the Old Post Office Gallery in Georgetown.
Gulf of Maine Books hosting a Reading During 2nd Friday ArtWalk
As a part of the June art walk, Gulf of Maine Books ( 134 Maine St., Brunswick) will host a reading by:
Brunswick author Mark Gartside (originally from Warrington, UK, ) at 7 PM, Friday, June 14.
He has published two novels, What Will Survive and Last To Know, as well as essays in Down East Magazine.
The reading is free, and open to the public, with refreshments.
Come and meet this Brunswick author!
for more information, please call the bookstore at 729-5083.
2nd Friday ArtWalk- Brusnwick Coming up next week!
Lots of special events during this one. Dont’ miss it!
Some highlights include:
- Bowdoin Art Museum’s Per Kirkeby: Paintings and Sculpture
- Skofield House on Park Row
- The POP UP at the Rail Station
- Summer Island Studio at Tontine Mall
- Wyler’s across the street
- POV Artists at the Business Center and Gallery Framing
- The Gulf of Maine Bookstore- meet an author
- Cool as a Moose is showing work from the ArtVan program,
- 98 Maine 2nd floor-pop up artists and studios
- Fort Andross artists, music and the Frontier exhibit
Hear all the musicians as you work your way down the street.
You can download the 2013 ArtWalk Brochure right here:
Per Kirkeby: Paintings and Sculpture @ the Bowdoin College Museum of Art
For Brunswick’s Second Friday ArtWalk on June 14, 2013, the Bowdoin College Museum of Art will stay open until 8:00 p.m. and visitors can enjoy
Per Kirkeby: Paintings and Sculpture,
an exhibition that introduces to American audiences Danish artist Per Kirkeby (born 1938), one of Europe’s most celebrated contemporary artists. The artist’s roles as geologist and filmmaker are reflected in this survey of approximately 45 works.
Anticipating a lovely spring evening, the Museum will provide cool treats from The Gelato Fiasco outside near the entrance to the Museum, beginning at 6:00 p.m.
Per Kirkeby: Paintings and Sculpture
through July 14, 2013
Ka-POW!
VISIONS- at Gallery Framing
At Gallery Framing: 12 Pleasant Street, Brunswick
Artist reception: Friday, June 14 – 5 to 8 pm
A group of eight Points of View Artists present their own Visions – the themes that excite them in their art, the ideas that inspire and challenge, the mediums that carry their message. Participating artists are: Lucy Banfield, Tim Banks, Carolyn Judson, Harriet Lindemann, Judith Long, Ann Slocum, Barbara Snapp, Craig Snapp.
POV Artists Busy in June
At Points of View Art Gallery, 18 Pleasant Street, Brunswick
Artist reception: Friday, June 14 – 5 to 8 pm
In Mainly Maine, Ed Morton teams up with guest artist Joe Godleski to present two perspectives on Maine.
Both artists have spent many years painting the scenery, the people, and the iconic structures that define the mid-coast region of our state.
Points of View Art Gallery: 18 Pleasant Street, Brunswick
3rd Friday ArtWalk- Bath – First of the Season
Bath 3rd Friday ArtWalk and Tour, Downtown and around town
The 3rd Friday Bath ArtWalk & Tour kicks off with our first event of the season this Friday on May 17! The 2013 Bath ArtWalks will be held on the third Friday of each month, 5-8pm, from May through September.
This year’s first Bath Art Walk on May 17 will include a juried exhibition of student art at Mae’s Café (5:00 – 7:30 pm) at the corner of High and Centre Streets. The student exhibition from Morse High School’s fine arts program is in its sixth season, but this is the first time it has connected with the Art Walk.
Other group exhibits will be on display at Bath City Hall Auditorium and Nancy Carleton Real Estate offices on Commercial Street. Brochures with participating artist locations will be available at group venues in during ArtWalk, and in advance at the Main Street Bath office at 15 Commercial Street.
Birds of a Feather at the Chocolate Church
Points of View Artists open their season with Sheer Madness
All 15 members of Points of View Artists are represented in the season-opening exhibit, Sheer Madness.
This group show aims to capture the wild, whimsical and sometimes wacky world of art. Many of the pieces will be primarily nonobjective works that make no direct reference to anything in the visible, exterior or physical world and speak metaphorically and poetically.
Japanese Scene- Craig Snapp
Or, they may just be kind of crazy, fun pieces. Having been trapped inside the studio through Winter’s cold and snow, art is bursting forth in all its glory and leading the way into Spring.
Nether World- Judith Long
Sheer Madness will be on exhibit from May 6 to May 31. Come join us for the opening reception and celebrate the start of our 2013 season.
Mad Harbor- Tim Banks
Opening reception: Friday, May 10, 5 to 8 pm
For more images and information on future exhibits, visit our website (www.povartistsmaine.com)
Jennifer Litchfield’s Maine Landscapes at Summer Island Studio during the month of May
Jennifer Litchfield has been living and painting in coastal Maine for the past 16 years. Originally from Australia, where she pursued a medical career in Sydney for 20 years, Litchfield moved to the United States in 1994 after meeting and marrying her American husband.
Art has always been one of her great loves and she took the opportunity of her new life to develop her passion for painting, drawing and color. Over the past 16 years Litchfield has studied painting with a number of fine teachers.
What excites her now is working in either oils, acrylics or pastels exploring abstract and semi abstract design based on and inspired by aspects of landscape, as well as painting more realistically. She likes to go back and forth between the different mediums and find that each one informs the other.
For many summers she and her husband have cruised the Maine coast. So much of the inspiration for her paintings comes from those wonderful journeys, wandering through the islands, observing the ever-changing light, patterns on water, rocks and the beauty of the shorelines.
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