Exhibiting Fine Art
and Fine Crafts
Providing Chatham county and the surrounding area with
high-quality local fine art and fine craft created by regional artists and craftspeople.
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Pittsboro Gallery of Arts
and Fine Crafts
Providing Chatham county and the surrounding area with
high-quality local fine art and fine craft created by regional artists and craftspeople.
Click the link below to go to their website
Pittsboro Gallery of Arts
Forrest C. Greenslade PhD: Nature-inspired Paintings and Sculpture
“I was that kid you could always find turning over rocks in streams, looking for what wonders nature would disclose to me. This curiosity about the natural world led me to a serious life as scientist and organizational executive. Now in retirement, I am again doing what I did in grammar school—turning over rocks and sculpting and painting the wonders that nature discloses.” 149 Tinderwood, 919-545-9743, www.OrganicForrestry.com. Studio Open by Appointment |
Lani Chaves: Real and Imagined People, Places, and Things
“I am grateful for this opportunity to bring you the full scope of my work to date. By embodying both the seen and the unseen in my paintings I am attempting to frame our shared world anew—in unexpected and beautiful ways. I invite you to discover what these paintings mean to you.” 167 Wintersage, 919-414-6003, lanichaves.com. Studio Open by Appointment |
Karen West: Oil Paintings and Prints of Diverse Domestic and International Subjects
“During my years living and working abroad, I spent time observing and trying to understand the unique expressions of people’s lives in their environments. This resulted in a number of paintings depicting people in activity that is meaningful to them, capturing universal emotions—joy, wonder, dedication, defiance. I also paint landscapes, still life paintings, and animals in their habitats. My goal is to create compelling compositions, patterns, light, and color congruence, with an image that draws the eye because of artistic harmony, but that provokes thought and emotion.” 923 Woodham - Home Studio, by appt. only, 919-457-8090, www.KarenWestgallery.com.
Studio Open by Appointment
“During my years living and working abroad, I spent time observing and trying to understand the unique expressions of people’s lives in their environments. This resulted in a number of paintings depicting people in activity that is meaningful to them, capturing universal emotions—joy, wonder, dedication, defiance. I also paint landscapes, still life paintings, and animals in their habitats. My goal is to create compelling compositions, patterns, light, and color congruence, with an image that draws the eye because of artistic harmony, but that provokes thought and emotion.” 923 Woodham - Home Studio, by appt. only, 919-457-8090, www.KarenWestgallery.com.
Studio Open by Appointment
Leslie Palmer: Drawings, Watercolor and Mixed Media Paintings, Giclée Prints
“I delight in the creative process. It gives me energy, frees my spirit. My role as an artist is to nurture the creative space within me. I invite viewers to explore my paintings, let their spirit dance or rest in my world of imagery, colors, and mood. In my subjects, I seek to capture the beauty and the mundane in the belief that G-d travels incognito. I find there is drama in layered color, understated texture, and subtle brush movements. This visual poetry speaks directly in the language of the soul, emotions…of intuition. My desire is to encourage reflection, quiet contemplation—a respite from life’s chatter.” 110 Creekwood, Studio visits and classes by appt. 919-929-9268, www.LesliePalmerFineArt.com.
Studio Open by Appointment
“I delight in the creative process. It gives me energy, frees my spirit. My role as an artist is to nurture the creative space within me. I invite viewers to explore my paintings, let their spirit dance or rest in my world of imagery, colors, and mood. In my subjects, I seek to capture the beauty and the mundane in the belief that G-d travels incognito. I find there is drama in layered color, understated texture, and subtle brush movements. This visual poetry speaks directly in the language of the soul, emotions…of intuition. My desire is to encourage reflection, quiet contemplation—a respite from life’s chatter.” 110 Creekwood, Studio visits and classes by appt. 919-929-9268, www.LesliePalmerFineArt.com.
Studio Open by Appointment
Jim Aiken: Acrylic Paintings, both Abstract and Light in Nature Impressionism
“I’m a scientist and an artist. I love a unique and beautiful experiment, whether it’s in the laboratory or on canvas. Places I remember and recreate have distinct light effects that amplify shadows, shapes, and colors. Often my images are of nature, both real landscapes and synthesized ones, with various degrees of abstraction. I have been experimenting, recently, with abstract images that convey color harmony, texture, and motion. These celebrate earth, its elements, air, water, land, with a goal of juxtaposing colors surprisingly, drawing the viewer into airy, solid, liquid, and movement patterns that keep coaxing the eye back for more.” 300 Village Way, 970-471-3066, https://chathamartistsguild.org/artists/jim-aiken/.
Studio Open by Appointment
“I’m a scientist and an artist. I love a unique and beautiful experiment, whether it’s in the laboratory or on canvas. Places I remember and recreate have distinct light effects that amplify shadows, shapes, and colors. Often my images are of nature, both real landscapes and synthesized ones, with various degrees of abstraction. I have been experimenting, recently, with abstract images that convey color harmony, texture, and motion. These celebrate earth, its elements, air, water, land, with a goal of juxtaposing colors surprisingly, drawing the viewer into airy, solid, liquid, and movement patterns that keep coaxing the eye back for more.” 300 Village Way, 970-471-3066, https://chathamartistsguild.org/artists/jim-aiken/.
Studio Open by Appointment
Minnie C. Gallman: Photography and Note Cards Depicting Nature and Eclectic Subjects
“Photography is a creative outlet that encourages me to look at the world in a different way. My studio is the world and everything in it. My camera is my canvas and my lenses are my brushes. My digital darkroom allows me to refine my vision and use my imagination. I enjoy photographing a variety of subjects—architecture, abstracts, people, boats, monuments, and old cars. My primary interest is nature photography which presents a constant challenge to create photographs of something that is familiar to all of us.” 22 Speyside Circle, Home Studio, by appt. only, 919-533-6616, www.Minnie-Gallman.pixels.com.
Studio Open by Appointment
“Photography is a creative outlet that encourages me to look at the world in a different way. My studio is the world and everything in it. My camera is my canvas and my lenses are my brushes. My digital darkroom allows me to refine my vision and use my imagination. I enjoy photographing a variety of subjects—architecture, abstracts, people, boats, monuments, and old cars. My primary interest is nature photography which presents a constant challenge to create photographs of something that is familiar to all of us.” 22 Speyside Circle, Home Studio, by appt. only, 919-533-6616, www.Minnie-Gallman.pixels.com.
Studio Open by Appointment
Vidabeth Bensen: Original Hand-printed Cards, T-shirts, Framed and Unframed Prints, Calendars
"I've made hundreds of sketches during my years of living, traveling, and teaching in Europe and Asia and often return to those sketches for inspiration. I also find subject matter in the changing seasons in North Carolina. Each print is made from a stencil inspired by an original drawing and is hand cut or painted by hand on the screen. What I do is physical, so my level of production has changed a bit. This results in many more limited editions.” 601 Stoneview, 804-833-1401, www.HouseOfLifePrints.com.
Studio Open by Appointment
"I've made hundreds of sketches during my years of living, traveling, and teaching in Europe and Asia and often return to those sketches for inspiration. I also find subject matter in the changing seasons in North Carolina. Each print is made from a stencil inspired by an original drawing and is hand cut or painted by hand on the screen. What I do is physical, so my level of production has changed a bit. This results in many more limited editions.” 601 Stoneview, 804-833-1401, www.HouseOfLifePrints.com.
Studio Open by Appointment
Welcome!
Artist Studios at Fearrington Village is a community of visual artists who live in beautiful Fearrington Village in North Carolina
Artist Studios of Fearrington Village is proud to announce that Ruta Schuller's botanical art has recently been juried into many exhibits across the country.
You can enjoy her work in the Gifts of Nature Guild of Natural Science Illustrators-Carolinas exhibit at the North Carolina Botanical Garden. Just 8 miles North of Fearrington Village off 15-501. https://www.facebook.com/pg/GNSICarolinas/posts/?ref=page_internal |
Fearrington Artist,* Jan Harrison to exhibit her Fiber Art at the Triangle Weavers Guild Annual Sale and Show. For more information view Jan's webpage at fearringtonartist.org/janharrison or https://www.triangleweavers.org/
*Once a Fearringtonian, always a Fearringtonian... We miss you Jan.
*Once a Fearringtonian, always a Fearringtonian... We miss you Jan.
It is with great sorrow that I announce the death of our dear friend, ASFV member, Matthew Leavitt. He was a kind and gentle soul.
His photographs tell of his connection to nature in all its wonder. His favorite subjects were birds (especially herons, ospreys, and eagles), bees, dragonflies, and butterflies.
He was a source of inspiration, strength, and support for all who knew him. There will be a celebration of his life and photographs at The Bold Building on Governors Drive, Sunday, Sept. 22nd 2019 from 4 to 6. If you would like to be involved in the planning, please let me know. [email protected]
Fearrington Artists in the News
Fearrington Artist, Michael Blotzer's Photos Chosen for Model Bird Habitat
Photographs by local Fearrington artist Michael Blotzer were selected to be part of a showcase backyard bird habitat created by landscape company Nature and Beauty First.
Blotzer's photographs caught the eye of Nature and Beauty First owner Sarah Collins during the recent annual studio tour held by the Artist Studios at Fearrington Village. "I was looking for photos of local birds that are attracted to the feeders and plants that are part of my Feathered Friends installations. |
Appointments to visit Blotzer's studio may be made
by calling 228-332-2353. Michael Blotzer Wildlife and Nature Photography [email protected] www.michaelblotzer.com |
When I saw Mike's photos I knew immediately that I wanted them to be part of my showcase site." The bird habitats, which Ms. Collins calls "Feathered Friends" installations are designed to combat habitat loss impacting bird populations and add beauty to your home by installing sustainable environments providing birds food, water, cover, and places to raise their young. Each installation is certified by the National Wildlife Federation as a Certified Wildlife Habitat.
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New Aiken Landscapes on Display
Jim Aiken has paintings showing in two juried exhibitions during May and June. The Bryan Memorial Gallery of Jeffersonville, Vermont has an exhibition with the theme, Ebb and Flow, depicting water in all its forms. Jim, a native Vermonter, is showing a work titled A Way Around, depicting a waterfall in South Londonderry, Vermont. The acrylic on canvas measures 28”h x 22”w. The exhibition runs through June 2019.
Jim Aiken
Painting - Oil, Acrylic; light, nature, cityscapes, and portraits [email protected] 970-471-3066 www.jimaiken.com |
The second show is The Art League of Hilton Head 2019 Biennale, a Nationally Juried Exhibition. It is located in the Art League Gallery inside the Arts Center of Coastal Carolina on Shelter Cove Lane, Hilton Head, SC. Representing 100 artists from 25 states, the 26th Biennale is a showcase of exemplary artwork. This longest running national juried art exhibition in the area features work across seven media categories, including Three-Dimensional, Oil or Acrylic, Photography, Pastel, Mixed Media, Watermedia, and All Other. Jim’s work is titled Coastal Squall, an acrylic painting on canvas, 24”h x 30”w. This painting is one of a new series by Jim depicting scenes with dramatic sky. Another recent painting of this type that he just finished is a scene of sunset on the southern Atlantic Ocean from a beach near Cape Town, South Africa.
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On Display and On the Road with Vidabeth Bensen
Vidabeth Bensen
Original Hand-pulled Screen Prints - Cards, Calendars,
T-shirts, and Framed and Unframed Prints
[email protected]
919-542-6087
Original Hand-pulled Screen Prints - Cards, Calendars,
T-shirts, and Framed and Unframed Prints
[email protected]
919-542-6087
Fearrington Village is off 15-501
eight miles south of Chapel Hill.
eight miles south of Chapel Hill.
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