eco-harmony, a captivating exhibition features artists from the North Shore who draw inspiration from the unique and dynamic aspects of their environments, both intentionally and subconsciously. The connection between their surroundings and artistic expression is a central theme in their work.
The diverse elements of the landscape, seasonal changes, and even vacation settings play a crucial role in shaping the artists' creations. This deep symbiotic relationship both challenges and nourishes them, lending a richness to their creative process. Their responses to the environment open new pathways for creativity and life, indicating a continuous and reciprocal interaction between their surroundings and artistic endeavors.
Their choice to live in this area is integral to their art and guides their artistic exploration. Each artist draws inspiration from the unique and dynamic aspects of the environment, both intentionally and subconsciously. This profound connection between their surroundings and their artistic expression is a central theme in their work, offering viewers a glimpse into the harmony between nature and their art.
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Nic Bannerman (painter) Jennifer K Brown (ceramicist), Maria Malatesta (painter), Martin Sorger (painter), Sallie Strand (painter, curator)
Blues 1, Nic Bannerman; Pirate’s Booty #3, Jennifer K Brown; Here From Her, Martin Sorger; Don’t Be Careful, Sallie Strand; Pond 13, Maria Malatesta
Opening Reception
August 15, 4-7 pm
Closing Reception
September 8, 4-6 pm
Gallery Hours
Sunday, 12-5 pm
Monday 10 am-3 pm
Thursday-Saturday, 12-7 pm