McGowan Fine Art Gallery- 10 Hills Avenue, Concord
January 25 - February 12 2011
reception January 28, 5-7 PM
snow date February 4, 5-7 PM
A low fat alternative for your sweetheart just in time for Valentine's Day- with over 60 artists showing works that are 11 x 8 or smaller! This is just a selection of works available
The Hanna Phelps Images of New England 2011 Calendar is here!
Every month is a print from one of my oil paintings, ready to frame and add beauty to your or a loved one's home!
These calendars make great gifts! Each page fits in a standard 8.5" x 11" frame, like the box frame shown here.
To see more calendar pages, visit the special Calendar Page of my blog!
Join Goffstown artist Pat LaBrecque at the East Colony Fine Art Gallery, 55 South Commercial Street, Manchester (621-7400) for the Opening Reception of the show
"Light of Day"
Saturday, November 13, 2010 from 5-8 p.m.
This show will run through November 27, 2010
Saturday, November 13 · 5:00pm - 7:00pm
An exhibition featuring works of a small size for an affordable price. Art can be precious like a trinket or an heirloom…these artists have created wonderful masterpieces all under 10x10x10 (inches) and they are all priced under $250.00. All artist mediums have been selected including jewelry, ceramics, paintings, photographs, and sculptures. Please join us for the opening reception!
Hannah says, "I have five paintings in this show! It should be a fun opening, so I hope to see you there!".
The exhibition is just in time for Thanksgiving and Christmas gift season! Come grab that friend or loved one a great piece of art!
Diane Terragni will open her Dunbarton home to the public for the sixt year for her annual Artisan Faire.
The Faire takes place Saturday, November 6, and Sunday, November 7, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., each day in the Terragni home which is located at 66 Long Pond Road in Dunbarton.
The public is invited to shop and talk with the 20 vendors who will offer such handcrafted items as handpainted silk scarves whimsical papier mache sculptures, locally dyed yarns, roving and finished knit goods, lampwork beads, artisan jewelry, framed art and prints, cards, and soup and dip mixes made by Life's Little Pleasures.
All the items offered are made by local artisans. There will be food samples offered as wll as wine and cheese, cider, coffee and snacks served all day. All are invited.
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Enjoy a cup of our locally roasted, USDA certified organic, fair and free trade coffee for only $1
WANT TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE TEA YOU DRINK?
From 2-3pm Saturday the 30th The Duchess of Bedford
will be teaching us all about our seasonal teas.
SAMPLE THEM FOR FREE
FOR THE KIDS...
take part in our all hallows eve coloring contest!
STOP IN APOTHECA AND PICK UP A PUMPKIN TO BEDAZZLE
Decorate him however you like and drop him off by 5pm October 30th to be judged! Can't stop in? Send us an email and we'll send you a pumpkin and instructions!
Stop by October 31st on trick or treat to collect a prize!
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Silver Light Gallery
28 Main St.
Goffstown, NH 03045
603-848-6901
Silver Light Gallery is proud to announce its opening exhibition "Previously Seen, Slightly Used," October 15 to 31, featuring artwork from the owner's collection. It will include photography of Ansel Adams, Paul Strand and Lotte Jacobi as well as paintings and sculpture by contemporary artists. The gallery is located on 28 Main Street in Goffstown Village with a mission to share exciting, affordable, professional artwork with the local community.
November 6th 2-5pm, will be the Grand Opening, featuring the photography of David MacEachran and Alicia Bergeron.
November 26th is the First Annual Christmas Exhibition and Sale, featuring the work of local area artists. Hours are Tuesday through Sunday, 11-5.
David MacEachan
603-848-6901
photographers@silverhillsstudio.com
Rosemary Conroy, a wildlife painter who lives in Weare, will host her fourth annual open studio Saturday, October 16, and Sunday, October 17, from noon to 4 p.m. each day.
Conroy is known for her colorful and highly textured portraits of local wildlife, and will have several new pieces on display this year.
Each year she donates a percentage of proceeds to benefit the Piscataquog Land Conservancy, to help it protect more habitat for wildlife.
In addition to exhibiting recent paintings, Conroy will sell framed reproductions, note cards and T-shirts at her woodland studio. The public is welcome.
For her first three open studios, close to 200 friends, neighbors and supports visited the nationally recognized artist.
"It's great fun to meet people who are interested in painting and wildlife and, of course, hear their reactions to my work," said Confoy. "And many people are curious about how an artist works and what a real working studio looks like."
Conroy is known for having co-hosted "Something Wild," on New Hampshire Public Radio for 10 years and for a nature column that she wrote for the New Hampshire Sunday News for several years. In 2008 New Hampshire Magazine named her one of the "renaissance Women of the Year" and featured her in their May issue. WMUR-TV's "New Hampshire Chronicle" has also profiled Conroy. She currently teaches painting at the Sharon Arts Center in Peterborough, as well as shows in their gallery.
For details, visit www.studiobuteo.com or call 529-4311.
