Thursday, June 16: 5:30 - 7:30 PM: Opening Reception by Invitation Only
Please RSVP: RBrandt840@aol.com
ART AND FLORAL DESIGNS ON DISPLAY
Friday, June 17: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Saturday: June 18: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Sunday, June 19: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
ART ONLY ON DISPLAY
Wednesday, June 22: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Saturday, June 25: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Please RSVP: RBrandt840@aol.com
ART AND FLORAL DESIGNS ON DISPLAY
Friday, June 17: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Saturday: June 18: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Sunday, June 19: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
ART ONLY ON DISPLAY
Wednesday, June 22: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Saturday, June 25: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Art In Bloom:
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2022 Art in Bloom: A Colorful Showcase Celebrating Summer
This year's exhibit will include paintings, sculpture, photography, ceramics and textiles. Master watercolorist Tony Conner has dedicated over 20 years to his art. Conner’s works span florals, landscapes, still life and figurative art. According to Connor, the use of watercolors is all about light and its transparent quality to create fluidity and movement. Conner, a member of prominent watercolor societies, has received numerous awards and citations. His mentoring and teaching has influenced many artists, including Betsy Johnson who will also show at Art in Bloom.
Betsy Johnson takes inspiration from the beautiful countryside of Vermont, the seacoast of Maine, and cityscapes. Her watercolors deftly integrate light to create the feeling of a scene and tell a story in her paintings. A master landscape designer, Johnson cites her design career as a springboard to her art. She attributes the evolution of her work to spending every day with her brush in hand to express the spectacular light of and beauty of ever-changing landscapes and seasons.
One of the featured Vermont photographers, Russ Hulburt, finds inspiration when biking back roads, walking in the woods and skiing. He began his career as the ski photographer at Okemo Mountain. However, he ultimately found shooting landscapes and wildlife most rewarding. In 2016, he opened a gallery in Ludlow. His distinctive frames, made from reclaimed barn board, add a finishing touch to his Vermont landscapes.
This year's exhibit will include paintings, sculpture, photography, ceramics and textiles. Master watercolorist Tony Conner has dedicated over 20 years to his art. Conner’s works span florals, landscapes, still life and figurative art. According to Connor, the use of watercolors is all about light and its transparent quality to create fluidity and movement. Conner, a member of prominent watercolor societies, has received numerous awards and citations. His mentoring and teaching has influenced many artists, including Betsy Johnson who will also show at Art in Bloom.
Betsy Johnson takes inspiration from the beautiful countryside of Vermont, the seacoast of Maine, and cityscapes. Her watercolors deftly integrate light to create the feeling of a scene and tell a story in her paintings. A master landscape designer, Johnson cites her design career as a springboard to her art. She attributes the evolution of her work to spending every day with her brush in hand to express the spectacular light of and beauty of ever-changing landscapes and seasons.
One of the featured Vermont photographers, Russ Hulburt, finds inspiration when biking back roads, walking in the woods and skiing. He began his career as the ski photographer at Okemo Mountain. However, he ultimately found shooting landscapes and wildlife most rewarding. In 2016, he opened a gallery in Ludlow. His distinctive frames, made from reclaimed barn board, add a finishing touch to his Vermont landscapes.
