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SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibit featuring works by The Hedden Family
DESCRIPTION:The Gallery at Equinox Village is excited to present an exhibit featuring works by The Hedden Family. A Gallery Opening with the artist\, live music performed by a Hedden family member\, appetizers and refreshments will be held Thursday\, March 19 from 5 – 6 p.m. The Gallery Opening is free and open to the public. The exhibit will remain on display until May 6. The Gallery is open 7 days a week from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. and is free to visit. \n The Hedden Family always had an artistic inclination; dabbling in everything from woodworking and furniture building to painting\, photography\, needlepoint\, wood carving\, and even stonewall building. Most projects were done for enjoyment rather than profit\, though a few family members found creative and financial success. One went on to attend the Rhode Island School of Design and is now a full-time\nprofessional artist. All pieces in this show represent the family’s artistic legacy. \nBob’s artistic journey began in early childhood and thanks to the encouragement from his parents and grandparents\, he never stopped.\nHe took every art class available in high school and later continued with a few art history courses in college. \nAfter graduating\, Bob joined the family plumbing\, heating\, and Oilheat business\, where he became recognized for his expertise in efficient\nhome heating systems. Painting remained a consistent creative outlet during evenings and weekends for relaxation. \nA family friend in New London\, CT\, who was a fan of Bob’s paintings\, convinced him to enter the Mystic Art Show—a prestigious outdoor\nevent that takes over the town for one weekend each summer. As a first-time exhibitor\, Bob was placed on a quiet residential side street with\nlittle foot traffic\, resulting in zero sales. To add insult to injury\, near the end of the day a passing dog lifted its leg on his watercolor-on-wood\ndisplay and ruined several pieces. Bob took that as the universe’s way of saying not to turn his art avocation into a vocation—and he’s been\npainting for fun ever since. \nIn 1999\, he added stonewall building to his creative repertoire. \nBob has a large family and one very special person who treasure his work\, so nothing in this show is for sale. It’s simply here for you to\nenjoy.
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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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