Whats NewFind JoAnn Pippin's Paintings on ExhibitHere
in "Whats New" you will find a schedule of
shows and exhibits, and a list of galleries currently exhibiting my
paintings. WHATS NEW--CURRENT EXHIBITSMWVAA FRESH PAINT ART AUCTIONMy painting "Hikers Gathering" will be offered at the Mt. Washington Valley "Fresh Paint" Auction on August First. This is a juried show, and part of the proceeds from this exciting event will go to support the Arts Association. The theme for the show is "Scenes of Summer." On the same evening, there will be a silent auction, and it will include a framed reproduction of one of my works. For further information, call the MWAA at 603-356-ARTS, or link to www.MWVArts.org. This is a good opportunity to see contemporary New England art at its finest.August 1, 2009
Mt. Washington Valley "Fresh Paint" Art Auction Cranmore Mountain Resort 10th Mountain Pavilion 1 Skimobile Road North Conway, NH LONG RIVER STUDIO "Water, Water Everywhere" ExhibitThe annual show "Water, Water, Everywhere will open Friday, August 21st at the Long River Studios. There is a reception from 4-7 PM on that day. This gallery has a wonderful collection of high-quality local crafts as well as paintings.I have been working on a painting featuring a huge storm wave called "Too Close" for this exhibit, and I will have a couple of others there too. For additional information on the gallery, go to www.longriverstudios.net. August 21
through October
Long River Studios 1 Main Street Lyme, NH FINE ART, FINE FOOD Fundraiser for the Utility Club of Lyme, NHAt least one of my works will be offered in the silent auction at this evening party at the Ramsdens' beautifully restored barn in Lyme. Items in the auction may be viewed from 2-4 PM, and the party features a generous buffet with wine included, for the ticket price of $35.For more information on the occasion, contact Peggy Little at 603-795-2057, or Jackie Glass at 603 795-2101. September 26,
2009
Ramsden Barn Lyme, NH ARTISTS IN THE BARN Exhibit at the New London HospitalThe New London Hospital will feature a show of original paintings by the Eastman Artists in the Barn, a group that I regularly paint with. There are some talented artists in this group, so it will be worth seeing their works either at the opening reception or if you are a patron of the hospital. Some of my Lake Sunapee boathouse paintings as well as a poster with reproductions of the entire series will be featured at this show. I will also be exhibiting many of my other New Hampshire landscapes. Contact the Hospital at 603-526-2911 for further information. September
through December, 2009
(Opening Date to be announced) New London Hospital 273 County Rd. New London, NH EXHIBIT AT THE QUECHEE INN AT MARSHLAND FARMThe Artists in the Barn will also be exhibiting at the Quechee Inn in late October through December 3. I am planning to hang several of my winter theme paintings at that exhibit.The Inn has a charming breakfast room and a cozy living room where our paintings will be exhibited. We enjoy eating dinner there on the day of the wine and cheese reception, and you might also want to that when you go to see the show! More information may be found at www.Quecheeinn.com. October 22
through December 3, 2009
Queechee Inn at Marshland Farm 1119 Main St. Quechee, Vt. WHATS NEW--CLASSESBeginning August 2 I will be teaching a class on using color effectively in watercolor at the Library Arts Center in Newport, NH. This class will be for watercolorists with some experience who would like an understanding of color concepts to liven up their works. There are 2 sessions of this class. Session I is on Sunday, August 2, from 12:30 to 4:30 PM, and the second session is at the same time on the following Sunday. The Newport studio is an attractive facility, and I am excited about teaching there. For further information, link to www.libraryartscenter.org.GALLERIESNew London
Gallery
276 Newport Rd. New London, NH 03257 603-526-7247 WHATS NEW--THOUGHTSSince painting a small scene from a climb to the top of Kearsarge Mountain in nearby Warner, I have had it in the back of my head that I would like to do a series called "At the Top." It is always so rewarding when you get to the bare granite areas on top of our New England mountains--there is a wonderful birdseye view of lakes, mountain ranges, forest, and maybe even the sea. That vastness that makes you feel small, and also the enjoyment of hikers in the culmination of the effort will be what I want to express in this series of paintings.So watch for them--some should begin to appear on my website soon!
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