Staff photo by Adam UrQuhart Susan King is the featured artist for September at the ArtHub Gallery on Temple Street in Nashua. Her different waterscape pieces hang on a wall inside the gallery for all to admire.

NASHUA – Flora and Fauna is the newest exhibit featured at the ArtHub Gallery in Nashua during September and October.

The Art Hub is the collaboration between the Nashua Area Artists’ Association (NAAA) and artists of all backgrounds. The goal is to support artists in the Greater Nashua area by offering a gallery to display their work, demonstrations, workshops, classes, exhibition opportunities and more.

This Flora and Fauna exhibit features artwork, photographs and jewelry on display with a focus on plant and animal life.

“It’s amazing, with all the art that’s out there, there’s not two alike,” Membership Coordinator Jacqueline Barry said. “That’s what’s so phenomenal.”

Participating artists in this exhibit include Debbie Auclair, Nancy Frey, Jayson Gleneck, Madeleine LaRose, Robert LeRoy, Catherine McDonah, Marilene Sawaf, Gregory Searle, Sugitha Srinivasan, Trevor Ward, Pat Silva, Lauren Boss, Teresa Moler, Claude Nivens, Tammy Jann, Patti Ferron, Margaret Garneau, Susan King, Carolyne Nakakeeto and Sarah Roche.

Susan King is the featured artist for September, while Scot Langdon will be the featured artist for October.

King had many of her waterscape pieces delicately fixed to the wall, keeping a common oceanic theme throughout her work.

Barry said this exhibit features some quality seasonal pieces showing flowers and trees as fall begins. Those interested in checking out the many pieces on display can do so from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Wednesday-Friday, at 30 Temple St. in Nashua.

Adam Urquhart can be reached at 594-1206 or aurquhart@nashuatelegraph.com.