Art Exhibit

Beauty In The Ordinary – A Solo Exhibit by Acrylic Artist Chris Gordon

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Beauty in the Ordinary

A Solo Exhibit by Acrylic Artist Chris Gordon

Join us for a solo exhibition by acrylic artist Chris Gordon titled Beauty in the Ordinary. The exhibition will run from March 30, 2023 until April 24, 2023. An artist reception will be held on Sunday, April 16.  You can view the exhibit Thursdays through Sunday from 11AM until 4PM in the Annex Galleries which is located in the Manor House.

 

Date: March 30 – April 24, 2023

Exhibit Hours: Thursdays – Sundays 11AM – 4PM

Artist Reception: Sunday, April 16, 2023

 

About the Artist

Christine Gordon, a past president of the Wet Paints Studio Group, is an acrylics painter who lives in Sayville, N.Y. with her husband of 43 years. Born in Brooklyn & raised on Long Island, she is self-taught and enjoys painting still-life & outdoor scenes. In 2006, she was honored to paint the official New York State egg for the White House at Easter time. The egg is now part of the permanent collection of the George W. Bush Library in Texas. She also had a 13 year run at the Chrysalis Gallery in Southampton, where her miniature paintings were sold. She has taught kids & adults to paint on canvas, wood, and eggs too! Christine joins us this year giving acrylic painting workshops on the grounds of the Arboretum.

Art Exhibit – Inspired by Nature

Join us for Inspired by Nature, an art exhibit presented by The Long Island Craft Guild.  The show will run from Thursday, October 6, 2022, through Sunday, October 30, 2022.  The opening reception will be on Sunday, October 16, 2022. The gallery is open from Thursday through Sunday 11 am to 3 pm.

THE LONG ISLAND CRAFT GUILD is committed to the development of the crafts movement and seeks to promote the exchange of information and experiences that will benefit both artists and the community. Since 1959, the Guild has provided educational and informational services, regular meetings and workshops, and a sense of community among craftspeople.