Opening Reception
March 15 | 6:30pm Join us for a free evening of art, wine and hors d'oeuvres Chuck Marshall's Artist Statement
"Although I am not a fan of titles I am considered a Contemporary American Impressionist. My work is about the dialogue of shapes, tones, colors, textures, edges, and line no matter what the subject matter is. By using these elements as a dialogue in my art I am not bound by subject matter and I am able to explore and experiment in order to create a statement and mood. I work in a range of styles while experimenting from tight realism to loose impressionism, to almost pure abstract. I enjoy a marriage of the styles most of all to achieve my end goal. My hope is to engage and influence the viewer on an intellectual and emotional level." "Chuck has painted all over this great country, but his love of painting and drawing the landscape started right here in Ohio as a kid. This show is all about Chuck's interpretation of our beautiful rural landscape here in Ohio. The show consist of studio and plein air paintings, all painted in oils. Plein air is a term that basically means to paint from life outside on location. Chuck's hope is the viewer connects or reconnects to our beautiful state through his art." |
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Previous ShowsCelebrating 220 Years of the Golden Lamb (Juried Show)
The Artistry of Susan Willin's Digital Photography Véjà Du- by Two: Scott Miller & Angela Meehan Wildlife & Wild Places: Photograph by Bill & Marty Welch The Multi-Media Paintings of Susan Mahan Color Me Happy: The Paintings of Carol Abbott Women's Winter Fashion (1780-1920) from our Textile Collection A Gem of a Show: the collection of Dayton Gem & Mineral A collection of New Acquisitions Harmonic Paintings of Cedric Michael Cox The Beautiful Remains of Rodney Veal Women's Creations in the Victorian Era Watercolor weavings of Tim Ryan The Life's Work of Gary Simendinger On the Shoulders of Our Ancestors - the work of Bing Davis Drawings & Paintings of Sylvia Thompson Outland Kelly Murray Frigard's Embroidered Tales Celebrating Quaker Artist, Marcus Mote Equestrian Bronzes by Lynda Sappington The Photography of Marshall Miller Sculpture by Neale Murray The Print work of Kevin Harris A Celebration of John & Martin Rettig (the first Rettig exhibition in 20 years!) The Illustrations of C. F. Payne Paintings by John Vakaleris Stained Glass by Valerie Sherwood Rask Collected Ceramic works by Warren County Potters (Greg Shooner, Fred Cook, Greg Neal, Mike Baum, Karan Witham-Walsh, Trish McLennan, Peggy Hamlin & David T. Smith) A collection of Warren County High School Seniors Photography by Kelly Joslin The Magical World of Charley Harper The Metallic Sculptures of John Koepnick Lebanon Local Artists (Sam & Agnus Marts, Steve Moore) The Found Art Sculptures of Denis Bruss The elegant Glasswork of Jim DeLange American Impressionist Paintings of Mary Jean Webber |
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