AUGUST 22ND - SEPTEMBER 20TH

brent refsland - front room

STACY CALDWELL & ANNA DENNIS DIBBLE - MAIN SPACE.

ON DECK:

DALE ANDERSON (front room)

JANET VAN FLEET -solo exhibition

OPENING RECEPTION: SAT. SEPT. 26TH FROM 5-7PM

OPEN FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY 11-4PM

OR BY APPT.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  • STACY CALDWELL - MAIN SPACE, AUGUST 22 - SEPTEMBER 20

    STACY CALDWELL - MAIN SPACE

    AUGUST 22 - SEPTEMBER 20

    PREVIEW WORK

    Stacy Caldwell lives, works, and paints in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, where she inherited a love of the fields, hills, rivers, and streams from generations of Mennonite farmers. The journey into painting began while working at a local university where she spent evenings studying painting, drawing, and art history.

  • ANNA DENNIS DIBBLE , AUGUST 22ND - SEPTEMBER 20TH

    ANNA DENNIS DIBBLE

    AUGUST 22ND - SEPTEMBER 20TH

    PREVIEW WORK

    Anna Dennis Dibble is a visual artist, writer and environmental advocate who has been painting and sculpting for over 50 years.  Based in Freeport, Maine, her creative career spans Hollywood animation, public environmental projects and local/national art exhibitions.

  • BRENT REFSLAND - FRONT ROOM , AUGUST 22ND - SEPT. 20TH - SAND PAPER WORK

    BRENT REFSLAND - FRONT ROOM

    AUGUST 22ND - SEPT. 20TH - SAND PAPER WORK

    PREVIEW WORK

    Brent Refsland is an artist living in southern Maine. For more than a decade he has solely incorporated discarded and used sandpaper he’s collected from fellow artists, woodworkers, and friends into landscapes, weavings, and abstract works on wood panel and paper. His approach is largely intuitive, melding observation with memory, imagination, and emotion. 

  • MARIA MICHURINA - NEW WORK

    MARIA MICHURINA - NEW WORK

    PREVIEW WORK

    I was born in Moscow, Russia, and grew up in a family of physicists—a background that led me to a career in mathematics. After moving to the Pacific Northwest in 2010, I discovered quilting, and later, painting. I’m still not sure how I lived without it before.

    In 2018, I attended a workshop with Ken Kewley on Bainbridge Island, returning again the following year. That experience, along with the 2020 lockdown, was a turning point in my artistic practice. Painted paper collage became my primary medium, with drawing and painting evolving naturally from it.