The 11th Annual Green Mountain Watercolor Exhibition
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Green Mountain Watercolor Exhibition Opens
Gary Eckhart
The 11th edition of the popular Green Mountain Watercolor Exhibition opened this past weekend to rave reviews. Nearly 200 paintings fill the Red Barn Galleries at Lareau Farm and Forest in Waitsfield, VT. Featured are paintings by top ranked watercolor artists from across the United States. The watercolor paintings illustrate the diverse styles of watercolor painting in play today.
Seventy-nine paintings selected from a pool of entries compete for monetary and merchandise awards. Judge Tim Saternow, AWS from New York City commented on the total mastery of the watercolor medium he found in the paintings and that the quality of the show is what one would expect from an exhibition in a major metropolitan area.
An additional “show-within-a-show” features seventy-five miniature watercolor paintings by members of the Whiskey Painters of America. The prestigious national group has been in existence since the late 1950s and exhibits work no larger than 20 square inches. This is the third year of the Whiskey Painter’s participation and is the only showing of these paintings in New England. Also returning is the popular Small Works Show.
The Green Mountain Watercolor Exhibition has been recognized by the French magazine Art of Watercolour on four separate occasions as one of the best watercolor exhibitions of its type worldwide. The magazine is distributed throughout the international community.
The exhibition is very diverse in its subject matter and style of painting making it very accessible with something for everyone. Adults enjoy the beauty of landscapes, still life and architecture in the paintings while children seek out the images of animals and birds.
The Red Barn Galleries in the restored, early 1800s barn at Lareau Farm and Forest are the ideal location to house an exhibition of this magnitude and scope. The show is sponsored by Mad River Valley Arts. Hours for the Exhibition: Thursday and Friday - 4 to 9pm, Saturday and Sunday - noon to 9pm. Free. Children welcome. Route 100, Waitsfield, VT. The exhibition runs from June 18 to July 22, 2023.
2023
Whiskey Painters of America
participating in the GMWE
William Baker
Deanna Clucas
Gary Eckhart
Paulette Grubb
Yuki Hall
Kathleen Harrington
Sally Heston
Fran Mangino
Mick McAndrews
Terry Milk
Jack Mulhollen
Jerry Smith
Jeff Stahler
Dwayne Taylor
Cathy Welner
Barbara Zohn
2023
Green Mountain Watercolor Exhibition
accepted paintings
Amanda Amend -
Howard Bank
Todd Anderson -
Greg’s Meat Market
Deena Ball - The Edge - Wiscasset
Kathleen Berry-Bergeron -
Tulip Time
Joey Bibeau -
Winter Sun
Jon Bindrum -
Tractor With Cock
Marcia Blanco -
Waiting To Work
Joanne Bodnar -
For The Birds I
Terry Boyle -
Waitsfield Village Grocery
Dawn Brindle - Purr-elli
Alonzo Clark -
Barbican Valley
Rachel Collins -
Cello Suite
Eden Compton -
Lineage
Tony Conner -
Hudson River From Plum Point
Lynn Cummings - River’s Edge
Monique Dewyea - Sparkling Spectacular
John Dimick - Wet Docks In Cleveland
Joann DiNicola -
Sap Tap No More
Cindy Brabec-King -
Salmonberry Special
z Feng -
Rising, Riverside In The Fall
Ellen Hopkins Fountain -
Barnyard With Chickens
Rebecca M. Fullerton -
Alpine Light
David Gardner -
Imagined East Street Farm
Richard Gerber -
Independence Day
Kevin Gillespie -
American Sycamore
Catherine Gowen - Hermit Thrush On Granit
Kate Hartley - Paddling In The Sky I
Carole Hennessy
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Spin Offs
Terry Hodgdon -
Langdon Street
Cheryl Johnson -
Iron Works, Sugaring At Johnson Hollow
Ruth Kaldor -
Winter Walk
Asheley Kapelewski -
Winter’s Pause
Harriet King
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Memories
Nancy Kittridge -
Favorite Things, Mena’s Basket
Catherine Kopper -
Robin Bird Nest
Chris Krupinski -
A Touch Of Light, Cuppa Lemon
Rebecca Krutsinger - The Kitchen Table
Janet Laird-Lagassee - Sunlit Leafy Pear, Three Below
Martin LaLonde -
Sunglasses
Joan Lane -
Let’s Talk
Carolyn Latanision -
Impending Rain, Cuba
Alexis Lavine - A Point Well Taken, Whiskered
Thomas Leytham - Champion Mine, Silverton, CO
Rusty Martin - Foundation
Antonio Masi - Under Brooklyn Bridge
Mick McAndrews - Fancy Meeting You Here, Adirondack Splendor-
Caroline McKinney - Leaving The Launch
Dylan McKnight - Sailing Lesson
John Morrow - Formal Sitting,The Shadow Of Good And Evil
Mo Myra - Head Held High
Bruce Neville - New York City
Barbara Pafume - Meares Island Cedar
Jan Palmer - Other Voices Other Rooms
Deborah Peate - Ewe And Me
Trish Poupard - Million Watt Smile
Lori Rapuano - Catnap
Kathrena Ravenhorst-Adams - Autumn Leaves
Henry Rianhard - Riveting
Michael Ridge - Wash Day
Dorrie Rifkin - Rush Hour At Grand Central Station
Susan Bull Riley - October Afternoon Atop Camel’s Hump
Michael Scherfen -
Afghan Pashtun Tribesman
Linda Shaner -
Acorn Squash,
Pumpkins And Barrels II
Laurie Sigmund - Drifts
Natalie Smyth - Catch Of The Day
Diane Swanson - Dance Of Late Spring’s Light, Lake George
Barbara Swift - Little Darlings
Diane Szlachetka - Quiet Waters
Don Taylor - Linked In II
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