The question that seems to be posed in this exhibition is whether the Lyme Art Colony’s interest in landscape, light, and color can be enjoyed at face value, or is complicit in whitewashing the area’s history.
How can I make a poetic, metaphoric painting that speaks to our common humanity and our relationship to nature?
Instructor News
Sherry Camhy Landscape on View in the Hudson Valley Art Association’s Annual
May 2, 2019, 12:46 PM
Sherry Camhy’s At a Still Point has been selected for the Hudson Valley Art Association’s 86th Annual National Juried Exhibition.
Paintings by father and son on view at the John Davis Gallery, September 16–October 8, 2017.
Wendy Shalen: Experiments in Landscape opens at the Prince Street Gallery on May 25, 2017.
Thomas Torak will lead a plein-air landscape painting workshop in Pawlet, VT, from June 20 to 24, 2017.
Turner’s narrative intent is forever sublimated to the beauty of the painting.
Alex Zwarenstein will be teaching a two-week workshop, “Painting in Perspective with an Impressionist Palette,” in Civita Castellana, Italy, August 7–21, 2017.
Fairfield Porter painted images of a leisurely life on Long Island and in Maine when abstract expressionism was ascendant, and in that zeitgeist the idea of an American artist chronicling a trouble-free suburban environment would easily be taken for dilettantism.
Karen O’Neil’s Bearsville Stream purchased.