Current Exhibitions
“October Marsh” by Robin Hammeal-Urban
Our Current Exhibitions
The 2024 Spring Members Exhibition is on view from April 25 through June 18, 2024 at the Andrews Memorial Town Hall, Clinton, CT
1st Place: Beverly Schirmeier, Summer Revery, Pastel, 8×16, $5751st Place : “Summer Revery” Beverly Schirmeier Pastel Beverly Schirmeier checks all the boxes with “Summer Revery” in her composition and mastery over the medium of pastel. Her work pulls the viewer’s eye into the distance through her use of atmospheric perspective. Beverly Schirmeier takes relatively mundane subject matter and uses her poetry to make it compelling.
2nd Place Robin Hammeal Urban, Down River From The Gazebo, Oil, 6X12, $1852nd Place : “Down River From Gazebo” Robin Hammeal-Urban Oil Robin Hammeal-Urban successfully portrays a quiet marsh in “Down River From Gazebo” with her warm foreground in contrast to the cooler sky and water hues. Keeping her color values close to one another in her landscape results in a beautifully unified painting. Up close, the viewer can see the hand of the artist in the brushwork however the scene comes together coherently when viewed at a distance.
3rd Place: Randie Kahrl, Power To The Beach, Oil, 11×14, $6953rd Place : “Power to the Beach” Randi Kahrl Oil Randi Kahrl’s painting, “Power to the Beach” demonstrates control over her values in allowing the warm sunlight to accentuate the beach houses and the sand while keeping the other elements of the scene secondary. This artist uses a somewhat painterly technique which is a nice touch in Realism paintings.
4. Honorable Mention: Karen Wiesner, Summer Light, Pastel, 17×20, $450Honorable Mention “Summer Light” Karen Wiesner Pastel Karen Wiesner offers a lovely summer scene with her pastel, “Summer Light” where the viewer can feel the warmth of a summer day by the brook. Particularly striking is the violet water broken by a pale, wispy cloud reflecting the sky. The house nestled in the distance completes this composition while adding subtle interest.
5. Honorable Mention: Lorraine Yurkewicz, Wildflower Medley, Oil, 12×18, $675Honorable Mention : “Wildflower Medley” Lorraine Yurkewicz Oil Lorraine Yurkewicz produced a powerful painting in Wildflower Medley by having a foreground filled to the brim with flowers of various colors. Impressive is the control used in depicting these flowers by resisting the urge of repetition and only articulating those flowers closest to us. The artist uses great variety to describe the haphazard poses that wildflowers can assume.
6. Honorable Mention: Deborah Greco, Stalking Dinner, Oil, 10×20, $300Honorable Mention : “Stalking Dinner” Deborah Greco Oil Deborah Greco uses a strong composition in “Stalking Dinner” with her sliver of sky opposing the main focus of land and water. Deborah uses restraint in depicting the three water fowl by not allowing them to distract from the focus of this serene scene
7. Honorable Mention: Jeannette Delmore Morning At Clinton Beach Watercolor 11 X 15 250.00Honorable Mention : “Morning at Clinton Beach” Jeannette Delmore Watercolor Jeannette Delmore’s watercolor is soft and minimal yet conveys an atmosphere of calm and tranquillity. It is clear that the artist’s command of this medium allows the watercolor to do what it will while she adds her directive style.
AC Proctor, Meigs Point Path, Acylic, 20×16, $450
AC Proctor, Passing Storm, Acrylic, 24×18, $550
Alison Ritrovato Scruffy Oil Acrylic 250
Alison Ritrovato, Strong Willed, Mixed Media, 24×24, $450
Annette Pompano,September Afternoon, Acrylic, 14×18, $300
Barbaa Rositto, Clamming, Pastel, 14×11, $495
Barbara SegenGould, Low Tide, Pastel, 8×10, $175
Barbara SegenGould, Mustard Fields, Pastel, 8×10, $175
Beverly Schirmeier, Following The Sun, Pastel, 12×18, $775
Bonnie Desaulnier, Ginger, Pastel, 16×18, NFS
Bonnie Desaulnier, Jim, Graphite, 13×16, NFS
Bruce Lighty, View From The Indian River, 12×16, Watercolor, $175
Cathy Ciardiello, Blue Pitcher With Fruit, Oil, 16×20, $350
Cathy Ciardiello, Gray Gull Gray Day, Oil, 16×20, $375
Ceal Swift, Weed Beach Acrylic 16X20 750.00
Cheri Weymann, “The Susans” Watercolor 16×20, $450
Christine Drago, Halibut Point 2, Watercolor, 18×14, $560
Cynthia Stannard, Country Road, Oil, 20×24. NFS.jpeg
Cynthia Stannard, Still Waters, Oil, 16×20, NFS
Deborah Greco, Breaking Light 2, 15×24, Oil On Aluminum
Deborah Hajek, Lenten Roses, Watercolor, 9X12, $250.00
Deborah Hajek, Morning Mist, Pastel, 9X12, $250.
Diana Rogers, Peonies And Zinnias, Pastel, 7×18, $495
Elizabeth Shea, Two Pears, Watercolor, $125
Hannah Lee Smith, Haunting Field, Watercolor Ink, 9.5×12, $180
Hannah Lee Smith, The Bat Signal, Watercolor Monotype Colored Pencil, 9.5×12, NFS
James Anderson, Autumn At The Reservoir Gouache, 12×17, $350
James Anderson, Sunset Over Great Island, Gouache, 22×30, $525
Janet Veenema, At Florence's, Acrylic, 23×28, $2400
Janet Veenema, Pemaquid Morning, Acrylic, $1400
Jeanette Wimmer, Peony, .watercolor. 10×10, $100
Jeanette Wimmer, Pollinator Ll, Watercolor. $150
Jeannette Delmore Morning At The Marsh Watercolor 14×22 300.00
Joanna Chapin, The Birch Stand, Watercolor, 24×28, $500
Joanna Chapin, To Market, Watercolor, 27×22, $500
Karen Wiesner, Meigs Point Walk, Pastel, 10×13, $275
Karin Smithken Lindsay, Aidone Italy, Oil, 18×24, NFS
Kristine Schiavi, By The Sea, Acrylic, 12X15, $200
L Boisvert DeStefanis, Beachcombers II, Oil, 6×10, $550
L Boisvert DeStefanis, Lotus Rising II, Oil, 24×24, $2400
Linda Beagle, Red And Blue, Oil And Papermache, 10×10, $100
Linda Beagle, Spring, Oil And Paper Mache, 10×12, $100
Lorraine Yurkewicz, The Long Journey, Oil, 9×12, $475
Mar Toni, Plover At Seaside, Oil, 13×11, NFS
Mary Toni, Double Date, Oil, 17×12, NFS
Pam Peters, Golden Barn, Oil, 11×14, $350
Pam Peters, Trio, Oil, 11×14, $350
Pamela Morgan, Butterfly Frenzy, Watercolor, 13×19, $750
Pamela Morgan, Sunflower Fields, Watercolor, 11×14, $625
Phylis Bevington, Riverview, Chester, Oil, 11×14, $500
Phyllis Bevington, Lovely Lupens, Oil, 11×14, $500
Quintin Cann, A Spray Of Green, Oil, $550
Quintin Cann, Winston Churchill, Oil $650
Randie Kahrl, Bend In The Black Hall, Oil, 12×16, $700
Robert Vercillo, Turquoise Door, Oil, 12×12, $175
Robert Vercillo, Village, Oil, 11×14, $195
Rosemary Serfilippi The Red Plate Oil 12×12 200
Sandra Kensler, Can You Hear Me? Reassembled Acrylic, 16×20, $300
Sandra Kensler, Native American Collection, Acrylic, 21×17, $400
Sister Joan Bernard, Happiness, Acryylic, 14×14, $150
Sister Joan Bernard,Turbulence, Acrylic, 8X10, $150
Waters Edge Resort
Ceal Swift
February 1 – April 30, 2024
CAS is delighted to feature the works of Ceal Swift at our Water’s Edge Satellite Gallery in Westbrook, CT.