Addison Art Gallery, Art and Events for Memorial Day Weekend and Summer 2015
Strolling oil Sharon McGauley 10 x 30, framed 12 x 32 $2,400
Saturday, May 23 5:00 to 7:00
Memorial Day Weekend Open House
Welcome the season with artists and friends in our gallery rooms full of new work.

Garage oil Cleber Stecei 11 x 14, framed 13 x 16 $950
Saturday, May 30 5:00 to 7:00
Illuminations of Night and Day New Oils by Maryalice Eizenberg and Jonathan McPhillips
Sparkling moonlight on the bay, morning sun on fresh blooms, golden rays through a window, the glow of faces in a campfire. The skillful works of Eizenberg and McPhillips shown together – night and day, inside and out; a surprisingly distinctive range of approaches to light in art.
Saturday, June 13
Painting East Orleans

Rock Harbor Evening oil Jonathan McPhillips 9 x 12, framed 15 x 18 $950
8:00 to noon; Reception 5:00 to 7:00
Painting at various locations in East Orleans; Reception at Addison Art Gallery We hope you can join us for this special plein air event. Adults and children alike are enthralled by seeing a painting move from a sketch to a finished piece, and delighted to meet so many accomplished artists. Sponsored by the Addison Art Gallery and Nauset Farms.
Saturday, June 20
Art in the Gardens
See artists painting beautiful Orleans gardens and learn more about the creation of these lovely settings, all to benefit the Orleans Improvement Association. For tickets, please contact info@orleansimprovement.org. Reception at the Addison Art Gallery from 4:00 to 6:00.
Steve Kennedy painting for After Hopper
Saturday, June 27 5:00 to 7:00
Sharon McGauley One Woman Show Reception
Award-winning, internationally collected oil painter Sharon McGauley is known for her atmospheric, evocative oil paintings of land and sea. Her paintings are studies of the natural environment that synthesize observation, memory and experience. Long inspired by the Cape, McGauley expands on her landscape work and has also begun adding a subtle figurative element. These paintings focus on groups of beachgoers exploring low tide in a variety of lights, allowing McGauley to play with the subtle abstraction of figures getting lost and absorbed by the seascape. A uniquely Cape scene and experience, McGauley is enjoying working with the details and personalities of the individuals that have made their way into her canvases. Her work relies on simple compositions and subtle color harmonies to capture and convey her enthusiasm for vast expanses of sky, sea and land.
For more information please call 508.255.6200. Addison Art Gallery 508.255.6200 | 43 Route 28 | Box 2756 | Orleans | MA | 02653









