The Studio at Firnew Farm

Before there was art, there was painting. ... I remember a conversation I once had with an elder painter who was a particular proponent of abstraction, insisting on the absolute importance of painting's independence from any demand it illustrate a predetermined meaning. "Well, how do you feel when you look at a painting by Caravaggio?"
Everyday Painting" by Barry Schwabsky

Friday, July 20, 2012

Three Firnew Farm Artists in VA H2O Art Show

White Oak Creek painting by Sue Linthicum


Sue Linthicum, Lou Messa and Richard Young were juried into the Arts Center in Orange's show, VA H2O. It will feature an interpretive theme of water in our state of Virginia.
Reception on opening night, August 2, from 5 until7.
The show will be on display until September 28th.


The Arts Center in Orange
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Emma Papenfus

Emma Papenfus
Carroll University, Waukesha, Wisconsin art student

There we are in the Vatican!

There we are in the Vatican!
Ann Dye, photo

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