It is that time of year when our artists “sweep” their studios so they have room for new work. Large and small, framed and unframed paintings perfect for gifts or for your collection.
Studio Sweep Sale
December 1, 2016 · by ·
7th Annual Studio Sweep Sale
Each December Bishop’s Stock’s artists clean out their studios to offer art lovers a chance to add to their collections or find the perfect gift at great savings. For the artists this gives a chance to sell older work, the last of a series or paintings that just need to go! For those who appreciate local talent this means a great selection of oils, acrylics, watercolors and pastels – large and small. Most work is unframed but there is a small selection of paintings ready to hang plus a few frames to purchase. The sale continues through December and January so there is plenty of time to leisurely search for that perfect find. During this time newer work by gallery artists is also displayed but not at reduced prices.
November Artists-in-Residence – Lynne Lockhart & Kirk McBride
October 28, 2016 · by ·
Lynne Lockhart and Kirk McBride will be in the gallery with some new work in this month’s show. Stop by and hear about their new studios and Kirk’s workshop in Tuscany next May.
Opening Reception for New Work by Lynne Lockhart & Kirk McBride
March 31, 2016 · by ·
Our April show is New Work by Lynne Lockhart and Kirk McBride. The show includes 42 paintings that have been completed in the past 6 months.
Featured in April – New Work by Lynne Lockhart & Kirk McBride
April 1, 2016 · by ·
As spring arrives, the gallery swings into gear with New Work by Lynne Lockhart and Kirk McBride. Since 2007 Lynne and Kirk have offered a show of the newest paintings mostly created in their studios during the fall and winter months. Each show has reflected where they have traveled or what subjects have drawn their interests. Each show has also shown how Lynne and Kirk continue to master their artistic and technical skills. Kirk’s work in this show includes influences from their trip to Scotland and his search for the perfect relic truck. Lynne’s work finds it hard for her to escape her fascination with animals. As her paintings show, she loves to capture their behavior in their space. Check our Facebook
album for the paintings. Also go to Lynne Lockhart and Kirk McBride for updates on their websites.
December Artists-in-Residence – Lynne Lockhart & Kirk McBride
November 28, 2015 · by ·
December’s Artists-in-Residence are Lynne Lockhart and Kirk McBride. Come visit with them and see the paintings they have in our Studio Sweep Sale.
Studio Sweep Sale
December 1, 2015 · by ·
6th Annual Studio Sweep Sale
Each December Bishop’s Stock’s artists clean out their studios to offer art lovers a chance to add to their collections or find the perfect gift at great savings. For the artists this gives a chance to sell older work, the last of a series or paintings that just need to go! For those who appreciate local talent this means a great selection of oils, acrylics, watercolors and pastels. Most work is unframed but there is a small selection of paintings ready to hang plus frames to purchase. Some of the large paintings from our 1-Day Sale will still be available. The sale continues through December and January so there is plenty of time to leisurely search for that perfect find. During this time newer work by gallery artists is also displayed but not at reduced prices.
1-Day Large Painting Sale
November 5, 2015 · by ·
Seldom do paintings 24×36 or larger go on sale. If you are looking for a large painting for your home or office come see selected work by Scot Dolby, Lois Engberg, Helene English, Sharon Himes, Lynne Lockhart, Kirk McBride, Deborah Rolig, Fred Sprock and Nancy West with the option to buy at a 20-25% discount. Come visit the gallery that day and get a chance to win Kirk McBride’s “Low Tide” with a purchase of $20 or more.
November Artists-in-Residence – Lynne Lockhart & Kirk McBride
September 24, 2015 · by ·
Stop by to visit with Lynne Lockhart and Kirk McBride and check out what they have on their easels.
