Contemporary on the Coast II
Wed - Sun
603-225-2515
McGowan Fine Art announces the opening of “Contemporary on the Coast II” featuring the art of Natalie Blake, Melissa A. Miller, Nancy Simonds, Catherine Tuttle, Sandy Wadlington and Barbara Wagner.
This show will take place at the Coolidge Center for the Arts on Little Harbor Road in Portsmouth, NH.
The show will run from June 12 to July 14, with a reception on June 14 from 5 to 7 PM.
This is free and open to the public.
This a group show highlighting the breadth of offerings from McGowan Fine Art. Catherine Tuttle and Sandy Wadlington represent the more pastoral side of landscapes- the marshes of Plum Island and fields of central NH. Melissa A. Miller depicts the urbanscapes of the Northeast. For abstract offerings there are the more organic canvases of Barbara Wagner or the geometric watercolors of Nancy Simonds. This all topped off with the colorful ceramic vessels and tiles of Natalie Blake.
To find out more about this exhibit visit www.mcgowanfineart.com or www.wentworthcoolidge.org.
For more information please call Sarah Chaffee at 603-225-2515 or visit our website at www.mcgowanfineart.com, or contact at art@mcgowanfineart.com.
Wentworth Coolidge Art Center Hours: Wednesday-Saturday 10-4, Sunday 1-5.
Coolidge Center for the Arts
Little Harbor Road
Contemporary on the Coast II
Wed - Sun
603-225-2515
McGowan Fine Art announces the opening of “Contemporary on the Coast II” featuring the art of Natalie Blake, Melissa A. Miller, Nancy Simonds, Catherine Tuttle, Sandy Wadlington and Barbara Wagner.
This show will take place at the Coolidge Center for the Arts on Little Harbor Road in Portsmouth, NH.
The show will run from June 12 to July 14, with a reception on June 14 from 5 to 7 PM.
This is free and open to the public.
This a group show highlighting the breadth of offerings from McGowan Fine Art. Catherine Tuttle and Sandy Wadlington represent the more pastoral side of landscapes- the marshes of Plum Island and fields of central NH. Melissa A. Miller depicts the urbanscapes of the Northeast. For abstract offerings there are the more organic canvases of Barbara Wagner or the geometric watercolors of Nancy Simonds. This all topped off with the colorful ceramic vessels and tiles of Natalie Blake.
To find out more about this exhibit visit www.mcgowanfineart.com or www.wentworthcoolidge.org.
For more information please call Sarah Chaffee at 603-225-2515 or visit our website at www.mcgowanfineart.com, or contact at art@mcgowanfineart.com.
Wentworth Coolidge Art Center Hours: Wednesday-Saturday 10-4, Sunday 1-5.
Coolidge Center for the Arts
Little Harbor Road
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