Above artwork by Flame Bilyué Each year, we invite artists of all ages to submit work celebrating the Season of Light. Since visual art cannot be created without light, this theme is very open-ended. Please submit artwork ready to hang on Sunday, October 27th. The work submitted will hang...
“Lighting The Darkness” An exhibition of art by Flame Bilyué Flame Bilyue is known for captivating, sculpted paper artwork and evocative paintings. We invite the community to “Lighting The Darkness”, a new solo exhibit exploring the symbolic power of light, the flaming chalice, and her personal journey of purpose “The...
A little background on Kathleen Hutter: I’m a professional artist and have been painting since childhood under the tutelage of my artist father and I currently employ an international coach Stefan Baumann. I have shown in CT, NY, NJ, and VA and have won several awards for my pieces. I’ve...
David has been drawn to the natural world since he was a little boy exploring the wilds of the Delaware seashore and creek bottoms of Kentucky. He started photographing birds in college with his dad’s old (film) Nikon, which accompanied him on his first far flung adventure to the north...
Amanda Grove Hilliard I love to paint and have been painting on canvas for 11 years. I get motivated by things I see in nature and things I have in my mind. I love to use color, lots of color. My paintings make people happy and make me happy. I...
Artist statement: My work falls into the category called “intuitive” or “process” painting. This is the practice of meditating with brush in hand. It requires the suspension of fear, expectations, and the analytical brain. I allow the painting to evolve based on my vision, love of play and experimentation. As...
The November/December Art show is an invitation to all our members and friends (old and young alike) to submit work for a group show, titled, “Season of Light.” And what visual work of art is not using light? Up to three works of art per artist accepted. Work received on...
There’s nothing more intriguing than the human face and nothing more difficult to capture on canvas. To find the spark of a person’s essence, to make a good painting as well as a good likeness is a thrilling adventure. I work from life for some quick portraits, but more often...
I paint as a way to engage my spirit with the world. I paint every day for several hours, often when I can’t sleep. The act of painting draws me into what I paint. Often, I find I have painted shoes into a work or other images that I did...