Art in Burg Art Galleries in June Hailey Light “Sea & Sky” Opening , First Friday June 3, Opening recption 6-9 9p Brush Strokes Gallery, 824 Caroline St. In her June featured exhibit "Sea and Sky," Hailey Light presents fascinating images that capture the fluidity and grace of both realms, which may elicit fond memories or spark the imaginations of visitors.
“Colors of the Sea” Works by Sally Cooney Anderson Opening Reception First Friday, June 3, -6 6-9 9pm Artful Dimensions, 922 Caroline During a recent trip to the beach, fiber artist Sally Cooney Anderson was inspired by the colors and textures of the environment. This show of her recent work includes both wearable and hangable pieces inspired by the sea. Visit Artful Dimensions Gallery throughout the month of June and on First Friday, June 3. ~ Sally Cooney Anderson Canal Quarter Arts 1517 Princess Anne ST First Friday, 6-8 8:30 ~Jeannie Ellis
Darbytown Art Studio First Friday, May 6, 5-8 8:30 .
“Seagull Sunset”, Hailey Light @Brush Strokes Hailey explains that the theme of her June exhibit is rooted in early experiences with her family. "Growing up, my family was very outdoorsy and, while we moved around a lot, we almost always lived on the coast. For me, summer has always meant time on the water. With this show I aim to capture the essence of warm weather and the relaxing energy of the ocean, while celebrating all the beautiful and diverse life that thrives above and below the surface. The random fluid nature of pour painting lends itself particularly well to depicting the subject of water." Light gives viewers a glimpse of the dance-like movement of undersea creatures in paintings such as "Green Sea Turtles" and "Dolphins," while "White Caps" conveys the power of the ocean and "Seagull Sunset" depicts the fleeting and rapidly-changing vista at the climax of each day at the shore. ~Collette Caprara
PONSHOP, 712 Caroline Street Features fine art, ceramics, jewelry by local artist and regional artists
Dance of the Cherry Blossoms”, Kathleen Walsh @ Art Alliance
“Impressions from Nature” by Award-W Winning Artist Karen Julihn Opening Reception, 6-8 8pm Art First, 824 Caroline ST Art First Gallery in historic downtown Fredericksburg is delighted to present a new show of paintings by award-winning artist Karen Julihn. "Impressions from Nature" is a dazzling ensemble of Julihn's richly textured canvases highlighting her powerful strengths as a colorist. Karen Julihn, formerly of Brushstrokes Gallery, has been creating and displaying her art in the Fredericksburg area since 2009. Taking inspiration from her travels to gardens, mountains, woodlands and water ways, Julihn aims to capture her memories in vivid color with dramatic, bold strokes. Her recent works are refreshingly captivating. Whether you are one of the many local collectors of Karen Julihn's art or are new to her work, this show of brilliantly colored flora and fauna will not disappoint .. ~Jennifer Galvin
Sally Cooney Anderson @Artful Dimensions negative space. "It is the empty space which is never empty but full of delicate variations of color, tone, and texture." Come out and see her beautiful work. ~ Rob Rudick
Works by Kathleen Walsh The Artists' Alliance opening June 10, 6-9 9p 100 Taylor St, Suite 101 Colonial Beach Gallery open Sat-S Sun, 11a -5 5p The Artists' Alliance (AA) at Jarrett Thor Fine Arts is thrilled about the June show. We are featuring area painter Kathleen Walsh. Kathleen's show will highlight floral images, and her honed approach to using art to appreciate the world around us. “Sunflowers”, Karen Julihn, @ Art First She is a master colorist, and in describing painting Cherry Blossoms stated, "Painting a branch, one becomes aware of its subtle color changes. A branch is not brown, but blue and gray with hints of red." She is also a sophisticated user of
810 Caroline Street, Downtown 540.371.4099 “Radiant Roses” Beverley Coates 24
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“Winter Trees Gulf of Finland”, Penny A Parrish
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“Sunrise Princess Anne St”, Lynn Abbott
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