Has anyone noticed all of the incredible art "stuff" going on in Salem lately? I was just on the calendar on Salem.org and am amazed by how many of the events are arts-oriented. It is very cool.
Here are three to consider for this weekend...
These are the last few days of ART IN ACTION at the Kensington Stobart Gallery. Julia O'Malley-Keyes’ affinity for the ocean is reflected in her luminous coastal landscapes, seascapes, and paintings of classic yachts. In the historically dominated field of Marine Art, she is recognized as the premiere female marine artist in the United States. Ms. O'Malley-Keyes has continued her studies of traditional painting techniques and travels yearly to Europe and Asia to perfect her craft. Her work is often found in many of the most respected galleries and private collections in the United States. Ongoing exhibit
through July 14th.
These are the last few days of ART IN ACTION at the Kensington Stobart Gallery. Julia O'Malley-Keyes’ affinity for the ocean is reflected in her luminous coastal landscapes, seascapes, and paintings of classic yachts. In the historically dominated field of Marine Art, she is recognized as the premiere female marine artist in the United States. Ms. O'Malley-Keyes has continued her studies of traditional painting techniques and travels yearly to Europe and Asia to perfect her craft. Her work is often found in many of the most respected galleries and private collections in the United States. Ongoing exhibit
through July 14th. The Salem Arts Association is featuring a show at on Artist Row, 24 New Derby Street, called Selections - an eclectic exhibit featuring one selection from each participating artist. This exhibit runs through July 27.
(If you haven't been to Artists Row, it's a funky neighborhood between Front Street and New Derby Street - shop the galleries and grab a bite at The Lobster Shanty, where I had what may have been the largest lobster roll of my life last week. But I digress...)
The Salem Arts Association is also staging an exhibit called Mementos of Celebration, which opens today (July 12) at Old Town Hall - conveniently located adjacent to the aforementioned Artists Row. Mementos of Celebration is a great way to compliment your Wedded Bliss experience at the Peabody Essex Museum. It features decorative arts, mixed media, painting, and photography.
Also on Artists Row today: Donna Albino will be giving a demonstration of paper making from 10AM to noon.
Discover the magic of creativity in Salem!
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