Summer in New England 2025
Our Annual Summer in New England Show is back for its 22nd year. Join us and meet the artists at the opening reception on Friday, July 11, from 4-8 pm. Hors d'oeuvres and wine will be served in the gallery garden. 35 nationally-acclaimed artists celebrated for painting seascapes and landscapes of New England are exhibiting in this popular show. New England's coastal charm of ocean and shoreline views, marshes, Maine landscapes, local Madison scenes, picturesque harbors, sailing yachts, schooners, lighthouses, and shore birds are on view. "The paintings capture the unique light and atmosphere of the shoreline and New England's charm in summer, and we look forward to welcoming you and showing you our talented artists," says Susan Powell, owner.
Among the featured artists are: Thomas Adkins, Kathy Anderson, Carol Arnold, Del-Bourree Bach, Nancy Bass, Paul Batch, Julie Beck, Paul Beebe, Peter Bergeron, Zufar Bikbov, Kelly Birkenruth, Deborah Chabrian, Ken DeWaard, Eileen Eder, John Falato, Laurie Flaherty, Vincent Giarrano, Brittany Haynes, Alison Hill, Neal Hughes, Tom Hughes, Eric Jacobsen, Susan Jositas, Jim Laurino, Anne McGrory, Jonathan McPhillips, Leonard Mizerek, Stan Moeller, Mo Myra, Michael Naples, Cora Ogden, Deborah Quinn-Munson, Jeanne Rosier Smith, Katie Swatland, Sandra Wakeen and Laura Westlake.
Join Jeanne Rosier Smith in the gallery garden on Friday, July 11 from 4-5 pm for a talk and seascape painting demo about how she draws on memory and sensory techniques to create seascapes that feel immersive, creating a sense of air, wind, salt water and sand. Please bring a small lawn chair.
Upcoming Event: Live painting demonstration by Zufar Bikbov on Saturday, August 9th, from 3:30 to 4:30 PM in the gallery garden. Bring a lawn chair and your curiosity for an afternoon to remember. Zufar will be painting a nocturne with full moon, a subject few attempt and even fewer master. With an impressive list of top Awards including Best Nocturne, Best Use of Light, multiple Artist Choice Awards, and the Gold Medal of Honor from the Hudson Valley Art Association, Zufar has earned his place as one of today's leading plein air painters.