Nashua Area Artists’ Association 73rd annual art exhibition slated for Aug. 29-30
Pyrography artist John Richards, a Lyndeborough artist who found woodburning to be an art form that is portable and requires few materials, is a solid member of the Greater Nashua Artists' Association, art show sponsors for 73 years. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
RenaLee M. Richards, a resident of Lyndeborough, adds minute details in paint to an unusual canvas, the curved interior of a clam shell, a natural piece of nature upon which she renders landscapes, rustic scenes and flowers. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Last minute plans are wrangled here by Sonia Lee Gilmore, an acclaimed fiber artist and co-manager of the ArtHub gallery and teaching studio on Main Street, headquarters for the Greater Nashua Artists' Association. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Maren Holm, a Nashua resident, displays some of her multi-media artwork, often spontaneous inspiration creations, one of which will be awarded as an elite raffle prize at the 73rd Greeley Park Art Show, upcoming April 29-30 to showcase the work of 56 regional artists of high repute. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Artist Vicky Tkaczevski, a show committee member and established artist of renown within the Greater Nashua Area Artists' Association and elsewhere, might enter into the upcoming show one of her many whimsical works— Froggie at the Carwash. Courtesy Photo
Ready to welcome guests to ArtHub, 98 Main St., are gallery co-managers Sonia Lee Gilmore, left, and Jacqueline Barry, who are well established artists and always ready to welcome visitors and members to the showplace for hundreds of works of art. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
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