What’s New in the Gallery: Superstition, Belief, & Celebration

Nine paintings from “Each Day is a Celebration,” a 58-painting series by Sheila Harrington.
Nine paintings from “Each Day is a Celebration,” a 58-painting series by Sheila Harrington.

Are you superstitious?

Whatever your beliefs, we believe you’ll enjoy our new exhibits for October.

Superstition & Belief,” juried by Joseph Cavalieri, is an exploration of the spiritual and the occult. Art League member artists brought a lot of strong work, some of which is getting us in the mood for Halloween:

The Seer, photograph by Nancy Howren
The Seer, photograph by Nancy Howren
They Keep Going Up, photograph by Roxanne Crouse
They Keep Going Up, photograph by Roxanne Crouse
The Church With No Flock by BD Richardson
The Church With No Flock, mixed media, by BD Richardson

This month’s solo exhibit is seasonal in a different sense. “Each Day is a Celebration” by Sheila Harrington documents a year in the world through the prism of small still lifes. Each painting shows the different foods, flowers, and drinks that graced the artist’s table over the course of a year. You can follow along from spring to summer to fall to winter, enjoying the different sight sensations as you go.

Sheila Harrington - Each Day is a Celebration

Both exhibits are open through November 1 (a Sunday, not a Monday as usual). Come see them! Our gallery hours and exhibit info can be found here.

Deconstructed Thurible; copper, brass, and silver; by Ryan Davis.
Deconstructed Thurible; copper, brass, and silver; by Ryan Davis.
Resurrection, pen and ink, by Guy Jones was awarded Best in Show.
Resurrection, pen and ink, by Guy Jones was awarded Best in Show.
Goddess, mixed media, by Denise Adler.
Goddess, mixed media, by Denise Adler.