New Work by Lynne Lockhart and Kirk McBride continues through May. Our First Friday wine tasting will be offering California wines
April First Friday Opening Reception and Wine Tasting
April is traditionally the month to show New Work by Lynne Lockhart and Kirk McBride. It is the largest show of their work completed in the past year. The show will open on April 1 but Lynne and Kirk will be off painting in Texas. The following Friday, April 8 we will host “Conversation with Lynne and Kirk” from 6 until 8.
May Artists – New Work by Lynne Lockhart & Kirk McBride
New Work by Lynne Lockhart and Kirk McBride will be with us through May. This great body of work comes out of their studios during the year. We are fortunate to be the only gallery that has the largest show of their combined paintings. In this show there are 22 paintings by Lynne and 15 by Kirk. We jokingly say Kirk has more square inches on our walls due to the the size of his paintings but Lynne never misses a beat with smaller paintings of animals and local landscapes. This year her landscapes show changing seasons. Her animals range from a small guinea pig to four curious goats. Kirk brings us the working life of watermen and quiet moments captured in local landscapes. For both Lynne and Kirk there is no shortage of inspiration close by. Check Lynne Lockhart Art, Kirk McBride Fine Art, and their albums (Lynne,Kirk) our Facebook page to see the paintings featured. Below is a gallery of the paintings in the show. The show will be here through May.
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First Friday – Opening Reception & Wine Tasting with 7 Gallery Artists
First Friday – Featuring Abstract by Maureen Farrell, Carole Boggemann Peirson & Linda Perry
In the Gallery – Lynne Lockhart & Kirk McBride
First Friday November 5 – Meg Nottingham Walsh Featured Artist
Meg Walsh will be showing during November. She is known for landscapes drenched in light and color, Meg has won awards at major juried exhibits and plein air competitions. Though realistic in nature, her work has a strong abstract element characterized by simplified shapes, limited values, and glowing color. Come visit with her as her show opens.