During the show Michael will discuss the evolution and inspiration behind his bucolic renderings. Plus talking about his works in Impressionism, Minimalism, Hudson River School, Alla Prima, Contemporary and Figurative just to mention a few surprises! Questions will be welcomed.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2020
FROM 5PM - 7PM
24 Highland Ave.,
Manchester, Vt. 05255
802-362-3022
www.tilting.com
tilting@tilting.com
A FOR THE BIRDS SHOW !
Starting in early December til early February there is a special short show to honor and support the feathered friends who have suffered a huge decrease in population. A variety of artists and expressions will be on display. There are many actions that we can do to protect all birds. Hopefully this presentation will inspire introspective thoughts on the environment and the birds!
Also to note in your date book, Tilting invites you to the yearly
HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE
Saturday
December 14, 2019
10am-5pm
Please join us for a day at Tilting to share some Yuletide Cheer and personal thanks for another great year in art. Amazingly Tilting begins its’ 49th year in business and is still a thriving destination gallery in Vermont. Thank you to each and all who share the love of art!
24 Highland Ave.,
Manchester, Vt. 05255
802-362-3022
www.tilting.com
tilting@tilting.com
This show will display a full spectrum of works by Gunter Korus from his early career up to the present including some originals from his private collection. He is a true master represented exclusively by Tilting for over 45 plus years with a success enviable to all artists. His jaw dropping talent is respected by each and every viewer. We hope to have Gunter attend the show.
Just installed in front of Tilting at Windmills Gallery and already getting response from passers by. John Van Alstine is an internationally collected artist that we are thrilled to have in the gallery. PORTAL (Sisyphean Circle LXIII) is a strong example of John's creativity combining slate/galvanized and powder coated steel.
Stay tuned for more specifics......Gunter is in hopes of coming to the show with some new pieces that he has managed to create. At 94 I am VERY moved by the fact that the passion of creating has not disappeared in Gunter!
Dates: Saturday, October 12th 4:30PM - 7PM
At the Holiday Inn in Saratoga Springs you are able to view in person the life size "Starting Gate" consisting of welded antique tools created by Jenny Horstman! This is a piece that we all know as a "special" time when competitors are closed in awaiting that 'Bell' to start the race! Each horse has a different expression accentuating the drama of the moment! Feel free to contact me or the gallery with any questions.
"LIBERTY" was delivered yesterday just in time to welcome all to the "VERMONT SUMMER FESTIVAL HORSE SHOW" 2019 season in East Dorset, Vermont. Jenny Horstman is the official 2019 Equine Artist for the show and did a masterful job unloading and installing her incredible life size jumper! Liberty is a MUST see creation!
Titling at Windmills Gallery hours are 10am - 5pm daily with the exceptions -
closed Wednesdays and Sundays closing at 4pm.
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Born in San Francisco, Doug Smith’s artwork is a clear nod to the Bay Area Figurative Movement that flourished during his midcentury youth. His pieces suggest the aesthetic of Richard Diebenkorn as well as the reassuring rural imagery of American regionalism. This inspiration and his years as a graphic designer/art director, allow Smith to focus on strong organization, color, balance and texture in his paintings. Doug combines the exuberance of abstract expressionism and the arresting intimacy of the realistically familiar.…
