Paintings by Chris Graebner and Lolette Guthrie, blown glass by Pringle Teetor. August 27 – September 23. Opening reception during Hillsborough's Last Friday Art Walk, August 31st 6-9pm. Chris Graebner’s paintings are often based on images gathered while traveling. The paintings in ColorFull are drawn from trips, foreign and domestic, taken over the last ten … Continued
Calling all rail fans, car buffs, airplane enthusiasts! The gallery will be filled with transportation images from local and visiting artists, including Kevin Flynn Bell, R. Chamberlin, William Hill, David Knox, Ray LaMantia, Lynn Schmoock, Jerry Smith, Nancy Ellen Walker, and Barbara Younger, working in an array of media. You will find also find small … Continued
The Last Friday of the month is a day for enjoying Hillsborough and all it has to offer. From 6:00 to 9:00 the streets come alive and the community comes out to play. Hillsborough Art Walk Last Fridays featuring art galleries and venues hosting opening night receptions. Artists, food vendors, craftspeople, non-profit groups and politicians setting up … Continued
Margaret Lane is the sponsoring merchant for Sundays in Hillsborough on September 2. Come visit us for: Artist “Demonstration” – Come see and visit with local artists Chrystal Hardt and James Keul as they paint on our front lawn Featured Art Show: Wings, Wheels and Rails, featuring work from local artists Kevin Flynn Bell, William … Continued
See your hometown through new eyes, relive past journeys, and discover new cities and towns. This show evokes both nostalgia and the excitement of exploration. Featured local and visiting artists include Sean Bailey, William Hill, James Keul, Armen Knox, Xavier Knox, David Knox, Faye Oldham, Jackie Rimmler, Jerry Smith, Jailton Suzart, Nancy Walker, Jan Wilson, … Continued
Opening reception for this exhibit In honor of Elizabeth Keckly's magnificent quilt at Kent State University, Ohio.
As part of Sundays in Hillsborough, Margaret Lane Gallery is hosting special Sunday events through November 4. On the agenda for Sunday, September 23: 1) Artists in Action: David Xavier Knox and Margaret Oatney, owners of Yesterday and Today Frame Shop, will be demonstrating the impact of different matting and framing choices and will be … Continued
See your hometown through new eyes, relive past journeys, and discover new cities and towns. This show evokes both nostalgia and the excitement of exploration. Featured local and visiting artists include Sean Bailey, William Hill, James Keul, Armen Knox, Xavier Knox, David Knox, Faye Oldham, Jackie Rimmler, Jerry Smith, Jailton Suzart, Nancy Walker, Jan Wilson, … Continued
Paintings by Marcy Lansman, textiles by Alice Levinson, turned wood by Michael Salemi. September 24 – October 21. Opening reception during Hillsborough's Last Friday Art Walk, September 28th 6-9pm. Founded in 2006, the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts is owned & operated by 22 artists and features painting, sculpture, photography, glass art, jewelry, wood, pottery, fiber … Continued
The Last Friday of the month is a day for enjoying Hillsborough and all it has to offer. From 6:00 to 9:00 the streets come alive and the community comes out to play. Hillsborough Art Walk Last Fridays featuring art galleries and venues hosting opening night receptions. Artists, food vendors, craftspeople, non-profit groups and politicians setting up … Continued
tudents will be given a successful formula to prepare acrylic paint for use in acrylic pours. Examples will be shown and the uncontrolled aspects of the pours will be discussed. Two pour techniques -- swipe and swirl -- will be demonstrated at the beginning of the workshop. Then students will explore and create three of … Continued
This is an interactive informal activity where YOU (young, old, or in between!) have the opportunity to create a small abstract painting with local artist Barbara Younger. Barbara will share techniques and her experiences with abstract art, and be open to general conversation about art and inspiration. Free, all materials supplied – just drop by … Continued