Canadaway Creek, Fall, Fredonia NY, Commissioned Work
Welcome Chautauqua-Lake Erie Art Trail visitors and National Park fans.
Over the past twenty years, I have been completing a series of Plein Air paintings that celebrate the beauty and history of local agricultural communities. Through these works I have sought to capture the unique geography, weather patterns, and natural resources of Western New York. Increasingly conservation and sustainability issues have become central to my work.
Zion National Park, 10”x20”,$800,
Limited Edition Prints $70
Follow me on Instagram and Facebook to see the story as it is created. If you are interested in more information about purchasing or commissioning a work, please use my contact page and I will gladly call or email you back.
Upcoming shows:
Chautauqua-Lake Erie Open Studio Tour 2024
Memorial Weekend - May 27 & 28, 2024 10am-5pm
Labor Day Weekend - Sept. 2 & 3, 10am -5pm
Previous Shows:
"Transformations" Solo Show
November- December 22nd, 2023
Darwin Barker Memorial Library, Fredonia, NY
"Edible Art" Group Show
Chautauqua Art Gallery Jamestown NY
September 1 - October 27, 2023
Chautauqua Art Gallery has partnered with Edible Western NY & Erie Lakeshore to present Edible Art. This uniquely curated art exhibition celebrates the local food, culture, and communities of the region. Ten Artists working in an array of styles celebrate local cuisine and agriculture with their craftsmanship and depictions of the Chautauqua Region.
Studio: 43 Central Ave, Fredonia, NY 14063 Directions
No visit to the village of Fredonia is complete without seeing some art. My studio is open “By Appointment” 360 days a year and Art Trail Weekends. Please use my contact page and I will gladly call or email you back.
Seasonal Plein Air Painting Sessions,
Studio Painting Sessions
After School Studio Art & Painting classes
Videos:
Moods, Mountains and Masterpieces. A Portrait of An Artist. Tom Annear. 11 minute video about the artist.
Thank you Roslin Smith for all your talent and hard work and the NY State Council on the Art’s Decentralization program for helping to fund the project.