Our artists have been sweeping their studios of paintings that need to “go” to make room for new creative work in the New Year. Prices are very affordable to make this the perfect time to add to your collection. This also provides an opportunity to give a gift created by local artists. Most work is unframed but some paintings are framed. Prices begin at $50. The sale continues through January.
Studio Sweep Sale Begins December 5
December Artists-in-Residence – Lynne Lockhart & Kirk McBride
Studio Sweep Sale
Each December Bishop’s Stock’s artists sweep through their studios for paintings that “need to go.” Some are older or the last of a series. Most paintings are unframed with very attractive prices. The sale runs thorugh January so there is plenty of time to browse for gifts or your collection. The sale opens with a reception and wine tasting on First Friday, December 5.
One Day Sale on Large Paintings
We are offering a 1 day sale on large paintings and the chance to win “Orange Dinghy” by Kirk McBride. Paintings by McBride, Lois Engberg, Nancy West, Scot Dolby, Angela Herbert-Hodges and Debi Rolig will be offered at 40-60% discount on gallery prices. There are 20 paintings ranging in size 20×24 to 30×40. If you need a landscape, still life or abstract for a large space, this is the time to buy. If you come to the gallery for the sale go to our Facebook page and claim a coupon to qualify for a chance on “Orange Dinghy.” Spend $20 and get another chance.
Small Business Saturday
Celebrate Small Businesses on this Special Day
Bishop’s Stock is pleased to be participating in Small Business Saturday again this year. This is a great day to kick off holiday shopping while supporting the small businesses that keep towns alive. Wine baskets will be discounted 20% this day only. Call in orders or stop in to see the other exciting things we have.
November Artist-in-Residence – Scot Dolby
Opening Reception for Scot Dolby
Hunter Nesbitt Featured in October
Abstractions from Nature by Hunter Nesbitt
When we opened the gallery in November 2003 we met new artists when they stopped by to see our space and our gallery approach. Hunter Nesbitt was an early visitor for whom we planned a show in June 2004. At that time Nesbitt was focused on abstracted representations of marsh grasses in winter and wave patterns in water and clouds all done in pastel on heavy archival paper. After reconnecting with Nesbitt this year we decided to show his latest work – Abstractions from Nature – that includes pastels but also oils on canvas. Nesbitt’s work continues to be subtle, minimal and serene.








