Congratulations to the Award Winners in Breadth & Depth
Supported by The Brito Family Foundation
Maidy Morhous
Stephen Burt
Pamela Benham
Leaj Caroline
Honorable Mentions
Kate Smith
Christina Siu
Carrie Lawson
Felicia Touhey
Erin Starr
Tina Moody
Supported by The Brito Family Foundation
Maidy Morhous
Stephen Burt
Pamela Benham
Leaj Caroline
Honorable Mentions
Kate Smith
Christina Siu
Carrie Lawson
Felicia Touhey
Erin Starr
Tina Moody
Above Image a detail of Stephanie Stroud's wool-felt painting
On View in the Livingston & Abbot Low Galleries
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Lynne Arovas
Arthi Arumugam Pamela Benham Paul Benson Kathleen Benton Corbett Berger Caitlin Bergman Carmanie Bhatti Stephen Burt Caroline Calia Leah Caroline Debra Corbett Waldinei Cruz Cynthia DiDonato John Diephouse Debra Friedkin Vera Gierke Ann-Marie Gillett Jacklyn Gratzfeld B L Green Deborah Haney Lynn Haygood Lee Jasmine Jacklin Judith Jacobs Marcy Juran Ronald Lambert |
Iwona Lapczyk
Carrie Larson Scott Lewis Oryann Lima Alison Lohrum Steven Lombardi Claire Marcus Marjorie Jane McClelland Richard Moninski Tina Moody Maidy Morhous Mary Nash Dan Noyes Ellen Pratte Mary Ellen Riell Estelle Roberge Ruth Sanderson Julie Schnatz Rybeck Robyn Scott Kate Smith Kirsten Sorensen Erin Starr One Water One Story Felicia Touhey Jessica Wheeler Stephanie Wheeler |
On View in The Brick Gallery
February 4 - March 24, 2024
Featured Regional Artist
Stephanie Stroud's
Painting with Wool
Artist Reception, Sun, Feb 11, 2024 | 2:00 to 4:00
Stephanie Stroud received a BFA from Rhode Island School of Design where she majored in illustration. A fiber impressionist who “paints with wool,” she creates wool-felt paintings inspired by nature. Primarily a landscape artist, she is inspired by the variation in landscape that the world around us offers. “I work in fiber because I am a maker; I enjoy the process and tactile experience involved with assembling to create while appreciating the forgiveness and immediacy that wool allows. Texture and tactile experience are important in my process.” Painting with fluffy bits of unspun colored wool involves a delicate and deliberate layering of color to capture light, texture, and depth in soft impressionistic scenes, incorporating an element of the unexpected. The results are traditional landscapes created in an unconventional way that invite a second look. Stephanie shows her work at regional art shows including the South Coast Artists Open Studio Tour. Recently, she was awarded Best in Show for her interpretation of Vincent Van Gogh’s “Wheat Field and Cypresses” at the annual Fakes and Forgeries exhibit at the Spring Bull Gallery. Stephanie is a Custom Framing Designer at Riverside Art in Somerset Massachusetts and is currently the Membership Chair for South Coast Artists.