Our first show of 2017 is a group exhibition featuring new paintings by the newest member of our artist family, Richard Lang Chandler. Like so many artists, he has split his attention between fine art , most recently exhibiting with the former David Findlay Galleries in NYC, and advertising.  His paintings simply buzz with vibrant colors whether portraying idyllic landscapes or populated cityscapes.  His compositions feel familiar but with a dramatic interplay of bright light and cool shadow.  His skies are typically bursting with strokes of many colors.  His paintings are a treat for the eyes and reasonably priced for those with an interest in collecting.  To view a selection of his paintings, click this link.

We also have a great selection of seascapes from Boston artist, Teri Malo that are amazing and well worth a trip to the gallery.  New paintings from her studio neighbor, Janet Montecalvo will also dazzle the viewer with her finely detailed images of nostalgic neon signs and facades.  We also have new paintings from Rimi Yang as well as a varied selection of paintings by Hunt Slonem, Carmelo Blandino, Craig Mooney, Kevin Fitzgerald and Onyeka Ibe.  We hope you will stop by and enjoy the show.

We hope you will join us at the Opening Reception for our “Coastal Reflections” show featuring Teri’s most amazing new ocean and tidal paintings. It’s often mind-boggling to consider how many translucent strokes of paint go into any Teri Malo painting, but the end result is out of this world. You can’t fool people. They know skies and water. Teri does not disappoint. Composition, color, surface, texture, it’s all there. For any one considering collecting art, these paintings are a great buy.

We are extremely excited to welcome Richard to our family of artists. Once you see his paintings you’ll understand why. His technical skills are overwhelming, his compositions familiar, worldly, his color choices other-worldly; in short, his paintings are incredible to look at. Buildings undulate, skies and sidewalks and people are wildly dappled with iridescent light, and the hidden energy that continuously animates our world is revealed. We strongly recommend you stop by to see these magnificent paintings. Click here to see Richard’s gallery.