The Watercolor Show features four local artists working in this medium.
Stephanie Anderson's recent show in Housatonic highlighted her drawings but her watercolors have long been her calling card.
Nina Lipkowitz switched from pottery to two-dimensional media with a focus on creating watercolors that reflect her love of form and gardens.
Jasmine Gage is a textile artist who has created wearable art and painterly landscapes on silk and paper.
Sue MacVeety is an author and illustrator who also paints whimsical and light-filled landscapes and images inspired by her life with animals and music.
Join us on February 2, 2013 from 5 to 7 pm for a meet and greet with the artists.
Stephanie Anderson's recent show in Housatonic highlighted her drawings but her watercolors have long been her calling card.
Nina Lipkowitz switched from pottery to two-dimensional media with a focus on creating watercolors that reflect her love of form and gardens.
Jasmine Gage is a textile artist who has created wearable art and painterly landscapes on silk and paper.
Sue MacVeety is an author and illustrator who also paints whimsical and light-filled landscapes and images inspired by her life with animals and music.
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