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SUMMARY:Gallery Opening Featuring works by Nancy Pierson
DESCRIPTION:The Gallery at Equinox Village is excited to feature works by Nancy Pierson. A Gallery Opening with the artist\, live music performed by a Mark LaChac\, appetizers and refreshments will be held Friday\, September 18 from 5 – 6 p.m. The Gallery Opening is free and open to the public. The exhibit will remain on display until November 2. The Gallery is open 7 days a week from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. and is free to visit. \nNancy Pierson: “Struggling artist” has never been my M.O. I have gratefully enjoyed a happy\, healthy 98 years\, married to a wonderful man\, raising five lovely daughters\, and sharing our lives with eight or nine dogs along the way. \nMy artistic journey began with classes taught by Margaret Yard Tyler\, a well-known pastel portrait artist in Montclair\, New Jersey. Portraits of children were fashionable at the time\, but I couldn’t afford to have my daughters painted\, so I decided to learn how to do it myself. Before long\, friends began asking me to paint their children\, and my hobby developed into a portrait business. \nWanting to learn more\, I began traveling into New York City twice a week to study at the renowned Art Students League. The beautiful old building\, with its wonderful smells of turpentine and oil and its rich history\, held a special magic for me. I learned from accomplished artists\, worked with professional models\, and spent many happy hours drawing and painting. \nI eventually purchased a small studio apartment on the Upper East Side—much to my husband’s initial concern. Years later\, he was heard to ask\, “Why didn’t you buy a two bedroom?” It became both a wonderful creative retreat and a good investment. \nAfter several years of drawing\, I decided to develop a more marketable skill and managed to gain admission to the Fashion Institute of Technology\, despite being considerably older than its typical student. Two years later\, I had several jobs in fashion illustration. \nEventually\, I happily settled into painting simply because I loved it. I painted people I found endlessly fascinating\, places I loved and wanted to “be in\,” and objects\, flowers\, and plants that captured my attention through their shapes\, colors\, and reflections. Painting brought a sense of wonder\, excitement\, and purpose to my life. \nI am especially grateful to one of my grandmothers\, a dairy farmer’s wife\, mother of five\, church organist\, and newspaper writer. Though she had little opportunity to pursue artistic interests\, she left us one beautiful still life—a lasting reminder of her own talent and an inspiration to me. \nAnother important part of my life has been volunteering. My most rewarding experience was tutoring at a Christian drug and alcohol rehabilitation center for men. I helped residents improve their reading and writing skills\, supported several in earning their GEDs\, organized art days and trips to New York City\, and helped produce an annual Christmas pageant. The men created remarkable and deeply personal artwork\, and I was fortunate enough to paint portraits of several of them. Some still proudly display those portraits in their homes. \nBeing a wife and mother to Amy\, Kaki\, Jennifer\, Sally\, and Phoebe has been my greatest role in life. But painting has given me another extraordinary gift: a lifelong opportunity to observe\, create\, connect\, and find beauty in the world around me. \nAnd I have had a great deal of fun doing it.
URL:https://equinoxvillage.com/event/gallery-opening-featuring-works-by-nancy-pierson/
LOCATION:Equinox Village
CATEGORIES:Emotional & Spiritual,Intellectual,Social
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SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibit featuring works by Mary Albyn
DESCRIPTION:Mary grew up in Ohio with a colorful family that boasted some creativity\, along with a lot of unstructured and undisciplined freedom. She had 3 sisters\, all born within 1.5 years of each other and a much younger brother. Her Mom was a socialite and her dad\, a horticulturalist who spent much time at his nursery growing and selling plants\, trees\, and rhododendrons. In early life\, her backyard was his 100-acre nursery. \nMary’s Great Aunt was a famous artist who illustrated children’s books and the weekly comic in My Weekly Reader. If anyone remembers the small mouse on the last page of the Reader\, that was Mary Sherwood Wright Jones’s signature. \nLiving in Rhode Island in the late 70’s\, Mary took lessons in oil painting at Don’s Art Shop in Warren\, a mecca for hippies and other wayward souls. Don was very Bohemian and lessons were a lot of fun with minimal structure. \nAfter moving to Vermont in the early 80’s\, she continued to study oil painting\, taking lessons with Barbara Frey at the SVAC. However\, she did not have much time to paint as she owned the Magic Sleigh Christmas store and had 2 daughters. \nShe happily entered single parenthood when the girls were 2 and 7 years old\, and returned to her profession of Occupational Therapy\, which she had studied at UNH. Her favorite areas of practice were Hand Therapy\, school OT\, and VNA home care. She dabbled in pastels for a while\, taking lessons with Robert Carston. Always fearful of watercolors after the forgiveness of working with oils\, 10 years ago she braved a watercolor class with Lynn Pratt\, a photo-real watercolorist from Pawlet\, who is becoming world famous. \nAlways a lover of frogs and the challenge of catching them\, her latest interest has been finding a picture of a frog and taking the challenge of replicating it. She spends time every day\, as she says\, “wasting time\, wasting paint”\, as well as playing with her puppy\, knitting\, and playing the piano. Retirement is nice! She married the wonderful Peter Palmer 8 years ago and they have a great life together. \nHope you like frogs!!!
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LOCATION:Equinox Village
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DESCRIPTION:Andrea McSweeney Stoehr is most recently a Pastel artist\, and it is her passion. She has a degree from Massachusetts College of Art in Sculpture and a Pastry Arts degree from Midwest Culinary She has worked as an Industrial Designer in house at Kenner/ Hasbro for ten years and freelanced for various Toy companies for twenty-five plus years. \nWhile living in Vermont\, she’s had various jobs: cake decorator\, sewer for a local clothing designer\, a Census employee\, a substitute teacher\, exchange student host\, and children’s book illustrator. Most recently\, she has been working as a support to local interior decorators fabricating pillows\, curtains\, and small home goods items. \nThe Gallery at Equinox Village is excited to feature works by Andrea Stoehr. An opening reception is scheduled for Thursday\, August 1 from 5 – 6 p.m. There will be refreshments and live music performed by Marc LaChac. This event is free and open to the public. If you cannot attend the Opening Reception\, The Gallery at Equinox Village is open daily between 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. The exhibit will remain on display through September 16. \nThe Gallery at Equinox Village is located at 49 Maple Street in Manchester Center. To learn about upcoming Gallery Openings and Exhibits go to equinoxvillage.com or call Kara Waite\, Activities Coordinator\, at (802) 362-4061.
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SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibit: Wild Woods II featuring Kristina Martin & CJ Lyttle
DESCRIPTION:The Gallery at Equinox Village will present an exhibit of combined works\, titled Wild Wood II\, created by photographer and owner of Whistle Wing Prints\, Kristina Martin\, and woodworker\, CJ Lyttle. The work of these artists is wholly inspired by nature\, particularly birds. CJ’s interest in carving began in the 1970’s when he was given a shorebird as a gift\, and he eventually found that the art of carving was his calling. CJ will also be sharing an exhibit of framed classic lithograph prints from the limited-edition prints “Classic Shorebird Decoys” by Milton C. Weiler. Including old carvings from a collection\, most lacking the maker’s name. Kristina began birding in 2016\, which led to her love of photographing wildlife\, landscapes and farmscapes. The artists met at Valley Artisans Market\, a 40-year-old artist’s cooperative in Cambridge\, New York\, where they are active members and exhibit their artwork along with 25 other artists. Their shared interests in nature and art absolutely motivate each other. \n  \nYou don’t want to miss this show! The show will be open daily\, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.\, November 18 – January 4\, at the Gallery at Equinox Village\, 49 Maple St.\, Manchester Center\, VT  05255. \n  \nFor more information please contact Kristina at whistlewingprints.com or Kara Waite\, Equinox Village’s Activities & Events Coordinator\, at kwaite@equinoxvillage.com or (802) 362-4061.
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SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibit: Artwork by Lynne Averill
DESCRIPTION:Art and design run in Lynne Averill’s family! Her maternal grandmother\, Edith Dulles Snare\, was one of the founders and friends of the Southern Vermont Art Center in Manchester\, VT in 1950. Her mother was an award-winning flower arranger; her father a corporate executive\, with a woodworking studio off the garage; her sister was a painter with a needlepoint design business; her son\, Barrack Evans\, is a photographer and owner of Battenkill Bicycles in Manchester; and many artistically talented and successful cousins. \nSouth America\, where Lynne lived from 1952-1958\, influenced her attraction to lively\, vivid\, saturated colors. Vermont has a whole different palette and feel. Both environments\, as well as extensive travel\, have influenced her work. \nIt was in Lynne’s thirties\, with two children off to college\, that she became seriously interested in art. Taking a two-dimensional design course in the Portland School of Art’s (PSA) Continuing Studies changed her life forever. Within three weeks she knew she wanted to enroll in art school full time. She applied and became a PSA degree student. She graduated in 1981 with a major in Graphic Design and a minor in Painting. \nLynne has since created abstract works\, landscape paintings in acrylic\, pen & ink and pencil drawings\, mixed media pieces\, photography\, photo montages\, collages\, calendars and assemblage. Her artwork\, through exhibitions\, has taken her to many locations in San Francisco\, CA and most of the New England states. 
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SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibit featuring Carolyn Putnam: Your Mind's Eye
DESCRIPTION:In Your Mind’s Eye \n‘In Your Mind’s Eye’ is a collection of Pittsford\, Vermont artist Carolyn Putnam’s random drawings that she has been creating for many years in her Vermont country home.Her art is drawn completely at random\, with no specific theme in mind. They are unique and one of a kind. Each piece of art represents whatever the collector’s imagination wants it to be. \nCarolyn’s drawings come in two sizes\, and are either matted and framed or just matted. Each is autographed by the artist. She hopes you enjoy her work\, and that it brings a little joy and happiness to your world.
URL:https://equinoxvillage.com/event/gallery-exhibit-featuring-carolyn-putnam-your-minds-eye/
LOCATION:Equinox Village
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SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibit featuring works by Patti Barham Campbell
DESCRIPTION:Patti Barham Campbell grew up in Monmouth Beach\, N.J. and presently resides in Dorset\, Vt. and Venice\, Florida. Her art education started at Rosemont College\, Pa. where she graduated with a BA in Fine Arts and minors in Art History and French. She studied at the Institute for American Universities and Les Beaux Arts\, Aix en Provence\, France during her Junior Year abroad and again in 1997 to complete credits for her M.F.A\, the doctoral degree. She graduated from Kean University with a Masters of Art Education and from Jersey City University in 2000 with the M.F.A. (Summa Cum Laude) She has taught art in public schools in Manasquan HS\, and Fair Haven\, N.J. She was an adjunct professor at Brookdale College as well. She retired in 2004. She has exhibited her work at the Musee’ Granet in Aix and the Dorset theater\, SVAC\, as well as numerous one woman shows at the Dorset Library\, Dorset\, Vt. Many of her landscapes and seascapes are hanging in Corporate Offices\, restaurants\, professional buildings and private collections in Vt.\, Florida\, N.J. and other parts of the US and Europe. “Nature holds the key for living color and design. I have an intimate response to the energy and spirituality in nature and paint from a spontaneous\, intuitive and sensual repose to the world that surrounds me.” \n  \nThe Gallery Opening for Patti Barham Campbell’s selected pieces is scheduled from 5 – 6 p.m. Thursday\, August 18. At this time\, the Gallery Opening is not open to the public. However\, the public is welcome to visit the Gallery to see Campbell’s work between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. daily. No cost to visit. For more information\, please call Kara Waite\, Activities & Events Coordinator\, 802-362-4061 or kwaite@equinoxvillage.com.
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