Category: Ellsworth
Linden O’Ryan Announces Upcoming Fairs and Shows
Linden O’Ryan is pleased to announce her upcoming fair and show schedule. All events will have original watercolor paintings, original cards, postcard books, printed cards and giclées of paintings. The schedule is as follows: DESIGNING WOMEN FINE ART AND CRAFT November 4, 2017, Saturday, 9-4 Husson University, Bangor ROOST CRAFT FAIR November 11, 2017, Saturday, 10-4 […]
Celebrate Craft with Art of Ellsworth: Maine Craft Weekend
Art of Ellsworth: Maine Craft Weekend (October 11-15, 2017) is being held in conjunction with Maine Crafts Association’s statewide celebration of craft. This year Ellsworth will be at the forefront as a Featured City and will be promoted as a hub for cultural activities in Downeast Maine. Over 40 local artists, nonprofits and businesses will […]
Artist Talk with William Irvine and Mark Bell at Courthouse Gallery Fine Art
Ellsworth Courthouse Gallery Fine Art will host an Artist Talk on Thursday, October 12 at 6pm for painter William Irvine and potter Mark Bell. These two artists, who are masters in their respective fields, will discuss about their process and the challenge of working together to create vases and plates. A selection of their individual […]
Courthouse Gallery Fine Art presents Jessica Lee Ives: Watermark
Courthouse Gallery Fine Art is pleased to present Jessica Lee Ives: Watermark, the gallery’s first solo show for Ives. The show opens on Friday, September 15, with an artist reception from 5–6pm, and an artist talk at 6pm. The show runs through October 28. The event is free and open to the public. In her […]
Artist’s Talk Janice Anthony & Alison Rector at Courthouse Gallery
Courthouse Gallery Fine Art will host an Artist’s Talk for Janice Anthony and Alison Rector on Wednesday, September 6 at 6pm. Rector (interiors) and Anthony (landscapes) will talk about their work and how they create the illusion of light through the manipulation of an opaque material (paint) on a two-dimensional surface. The talk is free […]
Courthouse Gallery Fine Art Announces New Exhibitions
Courthouse Gallery Fine Art is pleased to present a two-person exhibition: Janice Anthony and Alison Rector: How the Light Gets In, and solo shows of new work by Ragna Bruno, Rosie Moore, and Colin Page from August 16– September 12. The exhibitions are free and open to the public. Janice Anthony and Alison Rector: How […]
Jeffery Becton’s Montages at Courthouse Gallery and on National Tour
Ellsworth Courthouse Gallery is currently showing new work by Jeffery Becton through August 13, including several of his large-format digital montages. In addition, Becton’s over-sized montages are currently traveling in a national exhibition hosted by Bates College Museum of Art. The tour began at a solo exhibition at Bates in November 2015, and has since […]
Courthouse Gallery presents Philip Barter: Maine Oasis and Judith Leighton Retrospective in July
Courthouse Gallery Fine Art is pleased to present two solo exhibitions—Philip Barter: Maine Oasis and Judith Leighton Restrospective—from June 21 through July 20. Also showing are Susan Amons, Judy Belasco, Philip Koch, Mark Kidschi, and Stephen Porter. The exhibitions are free and open to the public. Philip Barter: Maine Oasis Philip Barter (b.1939) […]
Irene Eilers Joins Courthouse Gallery Team
Karin and Michael Wilkes are pleased to announce they have hired Irene Eilers to be the assistant manager and sales associate at Courthouse Gallery Fine Art. Ms. Eilers brings a wealth of gallery experience to Courthouse. She got her start with the late Judith Leighton, a pioneer Maine gallerist and the owner of the former Leighton Gallery in Blue Hill. After Leighton’s death […]
New Art Show at the Wine Cellar Art Gallery downstairs at John Edwards Market
For the months of April & May, we are very happy to host the works of Matthew Barter, Brian Emerson, & Brent Anders. We welcome Matt Barter, currently of Richmond, Maine. Matt is showing paintings on board and canvas. These pieces focus on iconic Downeast images and the stories of the people who live […]
