Weekend Shows to Catch

It’s just the right time of year to take a leisurely drive up north and catch a couple of good shows after the Farmer’s Market
 Elizabeth MacDonald




Elizabeth MacDonald
Close to home is a show of recent work by Elizabeth MacDonald at the New Arts Gallery in Litchfield, CT. A painter in clay, MacDonald's art is a poetic fusion of earth and sky both in color and material. Her work transforms crusted  fragments of ceramic into ethereal compositions of  pastoral light . A poetic sense of  history is evoked through the muted patina of her fired and painted surfaces. 




 
The space at New Arts is exceptional and especially fitting for this artist's work. A reception for the artist will be held from 3-6PM this coming Saturday.
New Arts Gallery

513 Maple Street, Litchfield, CT

860.567.5015















A bit further up the road, but definitely worth the drive, is an exhibition of Ann Getsinger's new work.
Ann Getsinger, a former Watertown resident who spent her youth at the edge of Gustafson’s Farm, will be showing new paintings at Lauren Clark Fine Art in Housatonic, Massachusetts. Ann's finely crafted still life narratives reflect her reverence for the natural world in works that are, at times,  a mixture of  the mysterious and sophisticated whimsy. A definite treat to see in person!

The “Sky Slice and The Pedestal Series” opening reception is on Saturday, October 8 from 4-7pm.

Ann Getsinger
Lauren Clark Fine Art

402 Park Street (Route 183)
Housatonic, Massachusetts
413.274.1432












Flanders Sheep, Graphite by Bridget Grady


The Flanders Nature Center Artist's Day exhibition will be opening at the Woodbury Public Library.  A Wine and Cheese reception will be held on Saturday, Oct. 8 from 2 to 4 p.m. The 5 year annual event was established to follow in the tradition of artist turned farmer Natalie Van Vleck. For more info contact the Flanders Nature Center or the Woodbury Public Library. http://www.flandersnaturecenter.org/

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