Caroline Carney and Jo Ellen Harrison, Returning Artist at Gallery 444 PTown
Opening on Friday night.
Caroline Carney
I am an oil painter working between Provincetown and Los Angeles, drawn to the exceptional light and unique landscapes of these areas. Though I have traveled and lived in many places, an abiding love for the landscape and architecture of the outer cape pervades my spirit and work.
My oil painting practice has grown out of life-long habits of drawing, journaling in watercolor, and mailing painted postcards to family and friends. I view my paintings as open missives, communicating feelings of affection for place, presence, and memory.
My work often juxtaposes organic elements (flowers, fish, branches) with the built environment (fences, trays, buildings). These focuses emerged from life in Provincetown, Philadelphia, and Minneapolis as a cyclist and pedestrian – observing, experiencing, and photographing intersections of the built environment with forces of sunlight, plants, weather, and water. Travels and studies throughout coastal New England, the American Southwest, and Southern California continue to inspire and shape my painting practice. I paint outdoors as well as in a studio.
email: caroline.cain.carney@gmail.com
website: www.carolinecarney.com
phone: (267) 331-0120
Jo Ellen Harrison
Both in the studio and plein air, I paint to experience the beauty of nature more deeply. Considered an interpretative realist painter, I use palette knives, brushes and my favorite scraper, scraping and drawing into the paint, aiming for works that are rich in color, energetic and joyful. I am most interested in the mood and gesture of light – the moments when light and shadow intermingle or become shape.
My career as an oil painter began in Provincetown. Equally notable is the mentorship provided by artist friends Stanley Bielen and Pete Hocking. My experience includes solo shows in New England, previously at AMZehnder Gallery, and currently at www.bblggalery.com and www.greylockgallery.com
Website: www.joellenharrison.com
Instagram: @harrisonjoellen
Email: harrisonjoellen@gmail.com
Caroline Carney and Jo Ellen Harrison, Returning Artist at Gallery 444 PTown
Opening on Friday night.
Caroline Carney
I am an oil painter working between Provincetown and Los Angeles, drawn to the exceptional light and unique landscapes of these areas. Though I have traveled and lived in many places, an abiding love for the landscape and architecture of the outer cape pervades my spirit and work.
My oil painting practice has grown out of life-long habits of drawing, journaling in watercolor, and mailing painted postcards to family and friends. I view my paintings as open missives, communicating feelings of affection for place, presence, and memory.
My work often juxtaposes organic elements (flowers, fish, branches) with the built environment (fences, trays, buildings). These focuses emerged from life in Provincetown, Philadelphia, and Minneapolis as a cyclist and pedestrian – observing, experiencing, and photographing intersections of the built environment with forces of sunlight, plants, weather, and water. Travels and studies throughout coastal New England, the American Southwest, and Southern California continue to inspire and shape my painting practice. I paint outdoors as well as in a studio.
email: caroline.cain.carney@gmail.com
website: www.carolinecarney.com
phone: (267) 331-0120
Jo Ellen Harrison
Both in the studio and plein air, I paint to experience the beauty of nature more deeply. Considered an interpretative realist painter, I use palette knives, brushes and my favorite scraper, scraping and drawing into the paint, aiming for works that are rich in color, energetic and joyful. I am most interested in the mood and gesture of light – the moments when light and shadow intermingle or become shape.
My career as an oil painter began in Provincetown. Equally notable is the mentorship provided by artist friends Stanley Bielen and Pete Hocking. My experience includes solo shows in New England, previously at AMZehnder Gallery, and currently at www.bblggalery.com and www.greylockgallery.com
Website: www.joellenharrison.com
Instagram: @harrisonjoellen
Email: harrisonjoellen@gmail.com
Caroline Carney and Jo Ellen Harrison, Returning Artist at Gallery 444 PTown
Opening on Friday night.
Caroline Carney
I am an oil painter working between Provincetown and Los Angeles, drawn to the exceptional light and unique landscapes of these areas. Though I have traveled and lived in many places, an abiding love for the landscape and architecture of the outer cape pervades my spirit and work.
My oil painting practice has grown out of life-long habits of drawing, journaling in watercolor, and mailing painted postcards to family and friends. I view my paintings as open missives, communicating feelings of affection for place, presence, and memory.
My work often juxtaposes organic elements (flowers, fish, branches) with the built environment (fences, trays, buildings). These focuses emerged from life in Provincetown, Philadelphia, and Minneapolis as a cyclist and pedestrian – observing, experiencing, and photographing intersections of the built environment with forces of sunlight, plants, weather, and water. Travels and studies throughout coastal New England, the American Southwest, and Southern California continue to inspire and shape my painting practice. I paint outdoors as well as in a studio.
email: caroline.cain.carney@gmail.com
website: www.carolinecarney.com
phone: (267) 331-0120
Jo Ellen Harrison
Both in the studio and plein air, I paint to experience the beauty of nature more deeply. Considered an interpretative realist painter, I use palette knives, brushes and my favorite scraper, scraping and drawing into the paint, aiming for works that are rich in color, energetic and joyful. I am most interested in the mood and gesture of light – the moments when light and shadow intermingle or become shape.
My career as an oil painter began in Provincetown. Equally notable is the mentorship provided by artist friends Stanley Bielen and Pete Hocking. My experience includes solo shows in New England, previously at AMZehnder Gallery, and currently at www.bblggalery.com and www.greylockgallery.com
Website: www.joellenharrison.com
Instagram: @harrisonjoellen
Email: harrisonjoellen@gmail.com
Caroline Carney and Jo Ellen Harrison, Returning Artist at Gallery 444 PTown
Opening on Friday night.
Caroline Carney
I am an oil painter working between Provincetown and Los Angeles, drawn to the exceptional light and unique landscapes of these areas. Though I have traveled and lived in many places, an abiding love for the landscape and architecture of the outer cape pervades my spirit and work.
My oil painting practice has grown out of life-long habits of drawing, journaling in watercolor, and mailing painted postcards to family and friends. I view my paintings as open missives, communicating feelings of affection for place, presence, and memory.
My work often juxtaposes organic elements (flowers, fish, branches) with the built environment (fences, trays, buildings). These focuses emerged from life in Provincetown, Philadelphia, and Minneapolis as a cyclist and pedestrian – observing, experiencing, and photographing intersections of the built environment with forces of sunlight, plants, weather, and water. Travels and studies throughout coastal New England, the American Southwest, and Southern California continue to inspire and shape my painting practice. I paint outdoors as well as in a studio.
email: caroline.cain.carney@gmail.com
website: www.carolinecarney.com
phone: (267) 331-0120
Jo Ellen Harrison
Both in the studio and plein air, I paint to experience the beauty of nature more deeply. Considered an interpretative realist painter, I use palette knives, brushes and my favorite scraper, scraping and drawing into the paint, aiming for works that are rich in color, energetic and joyful. I am most interested in the mood and gesture of light – the moments when light and shadow intermingle or become shape.
My career as an oil painter began in Provincetown. Equally notable is the mentorship provided by artist friends Stanley Bielen and Pete Hocking. My experience includes solo shows in New England, previously at AMZehnder Gallery, and currently at www.bblggalery.com and www.greylockgallery.com
Website: www.joellenharrison.com
Instagram: @harrisonjoellen
Email: harrisonjoellen@gmail.com
Caroline Carney and Jo Ellen Harrison, Returning Artist at Gallery 444 PTown
Opening on Friday night.
Caroline Carney
I am an oil painter working between Provincetown and Los Angeles, drawn to the exceptional light and unique landscapes of these areas. Though I have traveled and lived in many places, an abiding love for the landscape and architecture of the outer cape pervades my spirit and work.
My oil painting practice has grown out of life-long habits of drawing, journaling in watercolor, and mailing painted postcards to family and friends. I view my paintings as open missives, communicating feelings of affection for place, presence, and memory.
My work often juxtaposes organic elements (flowers, fish, branches) with the built environment (fences, trays, buildings). These focuses emerged from life in Provincetown, Philadelphia, and Minneapolis as a cyclist and pedestrian – observing, experiencing, and photographing intersections of the built environment with forces of sunlight, plants, weather, and water. Travels and studies throughout coastal New England, the American Southwest, and Southern California continue to inspire and shape my painting practice. I paint outdoors as well as in a studio.
email: caroline.cain.carney@gmail.com
website: www.carolinecarney.com
phone: (267) 331-0120
Jo Ellen Harrison
Both in the studio and plein air, I paint to experience the beauty of nature more deeply. Considered an interpretative realist painter, I use palette knives, brushes and my favorite scraper, scraping and drawing into the paint, aiming for works that are rich in color, energetic and joyful. I am most interested in the mood and gesture of light – the moments when light and shadow intermingle or become shape.
My career as an oil painter began in Provincetown. Equally notable is the mentorship provided by artist friends Stanley Bielen and Pete Hocking. My experience includes solo shows in New England, previously at AMZehnder Gallery, and currently at www.bblggalery.com and www.greylockgallery.com
Website: www.joellenharrison.com
Instagram: @harrisonjoellen
Email: harrisonjoellen@gmail.com
Caroline Carney and Jo Ellen Harrison, Returning Artist at Gallery 444 PTown
Opening on Friday night.
Caroline Carney
I am an oil painter working between Provincetown and Los Angeles, drawn to the exceptional light and unique landscapes of these areas. Though I have traveled and lived in many places, an abiding love for the landscape and architecture of the outer cape pervades my spirit and work.
My oil painting practice has grown out of life-long habits of drawing, journaling in watercolor, and mailing painted postcards to family and friends. I view my paintings as open missives, communicating feelings of affection for place, presence, and memory.
My work often juxtaposes organic elements (flowers, fish, branches) with the built environment (fences, trays, buildings). These focuses emerged from life in Provincetown, Philadelphia, and Minneapolis as a cyclist and pedestrian – observing, experiencing, and photographing intersections of the built environment with forces of sunlight, plants, weather, and water. Travels and studies throughout coastal New England, the American Southwest, and Southern California continue to inspire and shape my painting practice. I paint outdoors as well as in a studio.
email: caroline.cain.carney@gmail.com
website: www.carolinecarney.com
phone: (267) 331-0120
Jo Ellen Harrison
Both in the studio and plein air, I paint to experience the beauty of nature more deeply. Considered an interpretative realist painter, I use palette knives, brushes and my favorite scraper, scraping and drawing into the paint, aiming for works that are rich in color, energetic and joyful. I am most interested in the mood and gesture of light – the moments when light and shadow intermingle or become shape.
My career as an oil painter began in Provincetown. Equally notable is the mentorship provided by artist friends Stanley Bielen and Pete Hocking. My experience includes solo shows in New England, previously at AMZehnder Gallery, and currently at www.bblggalery.com and www.greylockgallery.com
Website: www.joellenharrison.com
Instagram: @harrisonjoellen
Email: harrisonjoellen@gmail.com
Paul Hastings, Returning Artist at Gallery 44
Paul Hastings
Opening on Friday night.
All of my work is done “en plein air” and most of it right in P-town. No working from photos-ever.
Boston Artist Paul Hastings grew up in Manchester, NH and received his bachelor’s degree there in Commercial Art from Notre Dame College. Although trained in the graphic arts, after college Paul began to gravitate towards freer forms of expression and later studied drawing and painting at Massachusetts College of Art and Design.
One can easily see the roots of his graphic design training in his calculated compositions and in the use of shape and color as strong graphic elements employed to capture light as it plays on everyday objects, the human figure, or the landscape. He is currently influenced by the work of Fairfield Porter, Janet Fish, and George Nick and is striving to reduce the visual clutter of his subjects without sacrificing their essence.
Paul paints in his studio in West Roxbury and en plein air on the Outer Cape –usually in short four or five hour sessions. He is a member of the United South End Artists Association, and his work has been exhibited in the Roslindale Open Studios show and at the Provincetown Art Association and Museum.
http://paulhastingsartist.com/
Paul Hastings, Returning Artist at Gallery 44
Paul Hastings
Opening on Friday night.
All of my work is done “en plein air” and most of it right in P-town. No working from photos-ever.
Boston Artist Paul Hastings grew up in Manchester, NH and received his bachelor’s degree there in Commercial Art from Notre Dame College. Although trained in the graphic arts, after college Paul began to gravitate towards freer forms of expression and later studied drawing and painting at Massachusetts College of Art and Design.
One can easily see the roots of his graphic design training in his calculated compositions and in the use of shape and color as strong graphic elements employed to capture light as it plays on everyday objects, the human figure, or the landscape. He is currently influenced by the work of Fairfield Porter, Janet Fish, and George Nick and is striving to reduce the visual clutter of his subjects without sacrificing their essence.
Paul paints in his studio in West Roxbury and en plein air on the Outer Cape –usually in short four or five hour sessions. He is a member of the United South End Artists Association, and his work has been exhibited in the Roslindale Open Studios show and at the Provincetown Art Association and Museum.
http://paulhastingsartist.com/
Paul Hastings, Returning Artist at Gallery 44
Paul Hastings
Opening on Friday night.
All of my work is done “en plein air” and most of it right in P-town. No working from photos-ever.
Boston Artist Paul Hastings grew up in Manchester, NH and received his bachelor’s degree there in Commercial Art from Notre Dame College. Although trained in the graphic arts, after college Paul began to gravitate towards freer forms of expression and later studied drawing and painting at Massachusetts College of Art and Design.
One can easily see the roots of his graphic design training in his calculated compositions and in the use of shape and color as strong graphic elements employed to capture light as it plays on everyday objects, the human figure, or the landscape. He is currently influenced by the work of Fairfield Porter, Janet Fish, and George Nick and is striving to reduce the visual clutter of his subjects without sacrificing their essence.
Paul paints in his studio in West Roxbury and en plein air on the Outer Cape –usually in short four or five hour sessions. He is a member of the United South End Artists Association, and his work has been exhibited in the Roslindale Open Studios show and at the Provincetown Art Association and Museum.
http://paulhastingsartist.com/
Paul Hastings, Returning Artist at Gallery 44
Paul Hastings
Opening on Friday night.
All of my work is done “en plein air” and most of it right in P-town. No working from photos-ever.
Boston Artist Paul Hastings grew up in Manchester, NH and received his bachelor’s degree there in Commercial Art from Notre Dame College. Although trained in the graphic arts, after college Paul began to gravitate towards freer forms of expression and later studied drawing and painting at Massachusetts College of Art and Design.
One can easily see the roots of his graphic design training in his calculated compositions and in the use of shape and color as strong graphic elements employed to capture light as it plays on everyday objects, the human figure, or the landscape. He is currently influenced by the work of Fairfield Porter, Janet Fish, and George Nick and is striving to reduce the visual clutter of his subjects without sacrificing their essence.
Paul paints in his studio in West Roxbury and en plein air on the Outer Cape –usually in short four or five hour sessions. He is a member of the United South End Artists Association, and his work has been exhibited in the Roslindale Open Studios show and at the Provincetown Art Association and Museum.
http://paulhastingsartist.com/
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