THIS WEB GALLERY SHOWS ALL SUBMITTED ARTWORK. ARTWORK SELECTED BY OUR JURORS FOR EXHIBITION AND PUBLISHING ARE NOTED.
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PURCHASING ARTWORK - Artwork on display at the in-person exhibition may be purchased if the artist has elected to make it available for sale.
Artist statement: My art primarily revolves around the concept of the "other," both internal and external. Delving into the complexities of the self, I unravel the threads of identity, exposing the intricacies with the internal other—the fragments of emotion and unexplored thoughts that shape individuality.
Simultaneously, my work extends beyond introspection to explore the external other—the diverse tapestry of humanity and our relationship to each other. Specific medium: Mixed Media on 154lb paper
Working Rivers 2
Karin Cloutier
$225.00
Artist statement: My art primarily revolves around the concept of the "other," both internal and external. Delving into the complexities of the self, I unravel the threads of identity, exposing the intricacies with the internal other—the fragments of emotion and unexplored thoughts that shape individuality.
Simultaneously, my work extends beyond introspection to explore the external other—the diverse tapestry of humanity and our relationship to each other.
Standing Next to Tomorrow
Karin Cloutier
$275.00
Selected as Alternate Artist statement: My art primarily revolves around the concept of the "other," both internal and external. Delving into the complexities of the self, I unravel the threads of identity, exposing the intricacies with the internal other—the fragments of emotion and unexplored thoughts that shape individuality.
Simultaneously, my work extends beyond introspection to explore the external other—the diverse tapestry of humanity and our relationship to each other.
Cherries
TUCKER COLLINS
$150.00
Artist statement: I was at the trout stocking event in Worcester and was surprised by these beautiful trees in full bloom. I had to catch the moment Mother Nature provided. Specific medium: Canvas
Tiger Lilly
TUCKER COLLINS
$175.00
Artist statement: I love the contrast of this orange flower on the drab grey wall. Specific medium: Canvas
Love Birds
Nancy Conley
Artist statement: I love watercolor medium. Other than high school I am self taught. I experiment with different backgrounds (as shown) and new techniques often. Specific medium: Watercolor on Baohong paper.
Quiet Stalking
Nancy Conley
Artist statement: I travel to fine art shows for inspiration. This painting was inspired by a man I met at a very large Florida fine art show. He had several paintings in this media using a watercolor ground on canvas that I had never seen before. His encouragement helped me create this one. It's my second watercolor on canvas but not my last... Specific medium: Watercolor on textured canvas
Fire flower
Serina Connor
$25.00
Artist statement: Taking photos is a form of meditation, the button clicks and a beautiful image appears.
By the fire
Serina Connor
$25.00
Artist statement: This is my special place to relax and unwind and get amazing photos
Little mushy
Serina Connor
$25.00
Artist statement: I am an avid mushroom hunter and this one of my finds
Iris at dusk
Serina Connor
$25.00
Artist statement: I have many irises in my yard she is the only one that had trouble blooming, she was worth the wait.
Northern Lights
Serina Connor
$25.00
Artist statement: I have never seen the Northern Lights in real life. I was amazed.
Hallstatt, Austria
David Corrigan
$125.00
Artist statement: "The hills are alive, with the sound of music..." Hallstatt, Austria is one of the towns where the Sound of Music was filmed. It was also alive with picturesque sights for Hallstatt is surrounded by high mountains and breathtaking views of Lake Hallstatt. Specific medium: Digital Photograph Print
Fall in New England
David Corrigan
$125.00
Artist statement: I love New England in the fall so I always have my camera with me. I was driving through Uxbrige and had to stop to take this photograph. Such amazing colors created by nature. Specific medium: Digital Print
Swiftcurrent Lake at Sunrise
David Corrigan
$125.00
Artist statement: This view of Mount Gould was just right outside our lodging at Swiftcurrent Lake at Glacier National Park. This photo is my reward for getting up before the sun rose, casting a perfect reflection of the mountain onto the mirror of the lake's surface. Specific medium: Digital Print
The Twelfth Tee
David Corrigan
$125.00
Artist statement: The joy of photography doesn't end when all the vibrant colors of fall are gone. It is a real pleasure to photograph the contrasts of the bright white of the snow and clouds, the brown trees, and the gray sky, along with the reflections from the setting sun. Specific medium: Digital Camera
Grinnell Lake, Glacier National Park
David Corrigan
$125.00
Artist statement: Carrying heavy camera equipment in a backpack for a 14 mile hike to capture a view like this to bring back home makes it all worth the effort. Geologists predict this glacier will be gone in 6 years but I can see it forever. Specific medium: Digital Photography
Mrs. Emma Elizabeth Wait
David Courtney
Artist statement: Portrait of a woman circa 1910. An attempt to breathe life into a tiny faded photographic reference. I referenced living relatives to fill in missing details and imagination for color choices. Specific medium: Oil paint on wood panel
Master of All He Surveys
David Courtney
$385.00
Artist statement: An attempt to capture the luminosity of a summer sky at sunset using both brush and palette knife. Impasto was used for large portions of the painting. It brings a feeling of a calm and contemplative atmosphere. Specific medium: Oil on canvas
Diners
David Courtney
$825.00
Selected for Exhibition Artist statement: A nostalgic depiction of a 1940's small town diner in Massachusetts. My tribute to Normal Rockwell's Americana. Contrasted with real world truths. Specific medium: Oil on canvas