Tag Archives: Art about Ukraine
Blue and Yellow: persist
exhibition dates: July 20 – October 2
gallery hours: Wed-Sun 12-5
reception: July 30, 3:00 – 5:00pm
gallery talk by Cordula Mathias:
July 27 10:30 – 11:15am & Aug 12 3:30 – 4:00 pm
musical presentation of the Bandura, the national instrument of the Ukraine by Andrea Goodman:
August 20 4-5 pm
Included artists: Max Bartsch, Brenda Bettinson, Kimberly Callas, Michael Culver, Paul Feyling, Patt Franklin, Brigitte Keller, John Lorence, Kate Marohn, Antoinette Prien Schultze and Lesia Sochor. This topical exhibition includes vibrant collages, paintings, works on paper, mixed media pieces and sculptures.
Lesia Sochor‘s powerful new canvas “Freedom” is the first painting in a planned series of babushkas.
Given the context of the invasion of Ukraine this is a logical follow up to her previous series dealing with thread, cloth and sewing.
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Also tagged acrylic on canvas, Antoinette Prien Schultze, Benefit for Ukraine, Bettinson, Brenda Bettinson, Brigitte Keller, collage, contemporary realism, innovative artists, John Lorence, Kate Marohn, Kimberly Callas, Lesia Sochor, Maine artists, Max Bartsch, Michael Culver, mixed media, museum-quality work, New England artists, New Hampshire artist, new work, New York artists, oil on cavas, oil on linen, Patt Franklin, Paul Feyling, photographs, Trevett gallery
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