August 1st – September 15th , 2023
Judith Freeman Clark’s award-winning watercolors have appeared in more than 60 national and regional juried exhibitions, she has had two solo exhibitions of her work, and more than a dozen of her paintings are part of permanent installations at UMass Memorial Medical Center in Worcester. She has done magazine illustrations and commissioned works, and was invited by Vermont author Sonja Hakala to provide the cover art for her third novel in the “Carding, VT” series. In 2013, Judith was selected to be artist-in-residence at Wachusett Regional High School.
In the late 1960s, Judith studied illustration at the Vesper George School of Art in Boston. Since retiring from full-time parish work as an Episcopal priest, she has taken workshops and classes with various artists, including Marjorie Glick (Massachusetts), Robert J. O’Brien (Vermont), JoEllen Reinhardt (Massachusetts), and Richard Stephens (Arkansas).
Judith, whose studio is in Worcester, is a Juried Artist member of Cape Cod Art Center and of the Rhode Island Watercolor Society, and holds membership in ArtsWorcester and New England Watercolor Society. She is represented by the Creative Hands Gallery, Osterville, MA.
Her work can be seen online at: https://www.judithfreemanclark.com as well as at her blog: https://judithpainter49.blogspot.com
Yuliya Sokol, Franco-Russian artist, specialized in jewelry creation and portrait photography, was born in Saint Petersburg, Russia, while this Venice of the North still called Leningrad. Most recently Yuliya has been working on her necklace collection made of crystals and threads or chains.
I am a Buddist meditation practioner and study the dharma. A painter who hadn’t painted in twenty-two years while rearing my children. As I dove back into Art three years ago my favorite subjects as always are people and living beings captured with the expressive quality in moments of space and time.
This exhibition features a series of paintings by one of the most important 20th Century French animal painters Karl Reille (1886-1975). This series includes approximately three dozen small-size paintings representing hunting scenes and animals in the wild.
Life is basically a huge collection of moments. Sometimes you have no idea how everything will end up tying together – Marion Buricatu had a lot of those moments, and she definitely never expected Marion’s Workshop to be the result.
On each canvas, I yearn to portray love, gratitude, and homage to those somewhat insignificant or neglected stuff and give the viewer a new perspective with visual delights.
Chris McGovern “An Impressionist’s Footprints” We are pleased to present you Chris McGovern of Worcester and his fresh, colorful and dreamy paintings. They are not to be missed. A native
