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Bettinson Exhibition
‘LEST WE FORGET’ the new solo exhibition will be on view 8/15 -11/11/18. Bettinson’s 21 new paintings commemorate the centennial of the WW1 battles in Belgium and Northern France. They come as a sequel to her series “The Earth Remembers” and are part of a decade long preoccupation with the impact of total war upon the landscape and its populations.
Brenda Bettinson has exhibited extensively in Europe and the US. She has had one–person showings of her work in prestigious galleries and museums such as, in Maine, the Ogunquit Museum of American Art. Her work hangs in numerous public and private collections.
Image info: ©2018, B.Bettinson, Passchendaele, acrylic on board
https://www.boothbayregister.com/article/new-exhibit-commemorates-armistice/106156
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Genetta McLean’s Approach
A gallery talk by Cordula Mathias is scheduled in connection with Genetta McLean’s solo exhibition Abundance (Xenia). The talk will explore McLean’s approach to her subject matter. Questions from the audience are welcome.
The event is free and suitable for visitors in any age bracket.
photo credit: Melville McLean (partial view)
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BOOK TALK
Peter Felsenthal is the invited speaker on July 20th at 2pm. He will talk about his award-winning book “New Growth” which celebrates organic farming in Maine. Peter will be happy to sign and personalize copies at this event which coincides with Genetta Mclean’s exhibition of new still lifes.
photo© Peter Felsenthal, 2017
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