Celeste June Henriquez discusses her work within the Maine Artwork Gallery exhibit presently on view in Wiscasset. (Picture by Wendy Ross)
The seven artists and their mentor whose works are presently on show on the Maine Artwork Gallery in Wiscasset have named this exhibit “Collective Creativeness.” The title is an apt description, because the artists have really shaped a collective for the aim of inspiring and critiquing one another’s work. For the previous seven years or so, they’ve grown of their means to precise themselves by means of common conferences for critique and inspiration.
“Morning Tune,” by Michel Droge. (Picture courtesy Michel Droge)
The collective, which calls themselves SEVEN, consists of Emily Blaschke, Jenny Campbell, Alicia Sampson Ethridge, Celeste June Henriquez, Doreen Nardone, Brenda Overstrom, Donald M. Peterson, plus their mentor, Michel Droge. SEVEN’S work is receiving reward from artwork critics, and the Maine Artwork Gallery exhibit has garnered consideration from distinguished artwork reviewers Carl Little, of Artwork New England, and Jorge Arango, of The Portland Press Herald.
In a current artists discuss on the gallery, Henriquez and Nardone responded to questions concerning the inspiration for his or her work. They defined how their private life tales have contributed to their creative improvement. These tales assist to boost the viewer’s expertise of the work on show.
The present continues from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., Wednesday by means of Saturday till Saturday, Sept. 17 within the Previous Academy Constructing at 15 Warren St. in Wiscasset.
The Maine Artwork Gallery is a nonprofit group devoted to the development and preservation of the visible, positive, and utilized arts by means of exhibitions, lectures, demonstrations and academic packages for kids and adults since 1958.
For extra data, go to maineartgallerywiscasset.org or discover the gallery on Fb and Instagram.
