Finding Light .2
Gallery Artists Exhibit
Greg Mort, Katherine Cox, Claire McArdle, Grace Mitchell, Heidi Fowler, Zemma Mastin White, Catherine Kernan,
Elizabeth Casqueiro, Kathryn O’Grady, Peter Guttmacher, Kenneth Schiano, Eve Stockton, Carol Rowan,
Jon Mort, Simma Liebman, Blake Conroy, Shelley Robzen, Vicco von Voss, Deborah T. Colter, James Tatum, Susan Goldman
Massoniart will be open Friday – Saturday 11-3 and Sunday 11-2 without appointments and masks at your discretion.
Please schedule appointments if you wish to come and enjoy the gallery privately. Happy to accommodate your schedule.
Please email or call Carla Massoni at 410.778.7330 to schedule.
Exhibit By Artist
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Deborah T. Colter
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James Tatum
Grace Mitchell
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Susan Goldman
Katherine Cox
Eve Stockton
Kathryn O’Grady
These dense saplings are part of a wall of woods near Beverly Beach. I like the dark mass and the drumbeat of their repeating trunks. The bright sky pokes through in its own pattern. They stand tight against the jagged trench erosion has cut. People have strung delicate strings to mark the division, as if they could hold back the trees, or as if we might not notice that the ground is missing there. A funny, futile, beautiful necklace for the woods. A marker that things have changed.
I love these patchy trunks. They repeat and repeat in a line, but the whole line is turning. They lean in unison out over the hole made by the road. The light on the dirt and the light through the limbs squirms like the ragged grass at their feet. Everything is wiggling. Colors aren’t fixed. And someone has tied ribbons to some of the crowd of saplings. They are marked for some change, just about to come.
At the top of this hill, the people have planted a handful of skinny fruit trees. There’s a fragile fence that was put up to mark the trees as important, or maybe to keep them safe. The pickets look more like counting marks, or maybe a music score. There is a delicate white ribbon, maybe an electric fence? that is strung a little farther out. It gets no respect from the wild, heaving grass that grows there, or from the three cows that eat the grass.
Heidi Fowler
Watch Heidi’s inspirational video about her work.
Kenneth Schiano
Elizabeth Casqueiro
*Please join us in congratulating Elizabeth Casqueiro for being chosen one of the artists to receive an award from the London Art Biennale.
A one-month exhibition in Tuscany at the Chianciano Art Museum or surrounding galleries, next summer.
Catherine Kernan
Greg Mort
Kathryn O’Grady | Peter Guttmacher
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Shelley Robzen
Zemma Mastin White
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Claire McArdle
Simma Liebman
Carol Rowan
Acknowledgements
Justinian Dispenza – Andover Media
Gallery Hours
For appointment text 410-708-4512 or email info@MASSONIART.com
Limited to 10 guests at a time. If ‘Open’ sign is displayed please call 410-778-7330 for entry.
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