Ashland Galleries“Revisiting the Renaissance” ~ Oil Paintings by Penny Simmons
“Revisiting the Renaissance”
Contemporary Oil Paintings in the Style of the Old Masters by Penny Simmons
www.artandsoulgallery.com
“The Language of Trees”
This February all 27 of the Art & Soul Gallery artists has created a mini-masterpiece in an attempt to capture some of the majesty and grandeur of a tree. Come see the glorious results!
Oil Paintings by David William Terry
David William Terry uses oil paint to portray what he considers to be beautiful, focusing on capturing the essential character of his subjects and less concerned with originality or style.
Aaron Taylor – Life of Color
Raised in Ashland, Aaron Taylor has recently returned to create and share new work. Drawing from an ever evolving appreciation for subtleties of style, line, and color experimentation, his silkscreen prints engage in an imaginative, elemental, and luminous aesthetic. His work will be on display from March 1 through April 30, 2019. You can also visit the artist in his studio space downstairs at the Ashland Art Center. On Friday April 5 from 5-7 Devitt Winery will be pouring complimentary tastings of their wine for First Friday.
Aaron Taylor – New Silkscreen Prints
Raised in Ashland, Aaron Taylor has recently returned to create and share new work. Drawing from an ever evolving appreciation for subtleties of style, line, and color experimentation, his silkscreen prints engage in an imaginative, elemental, and luminous aesthetic. His work will be on display from March 1 through April 30, 2019. You can also visit the artist in his studio space downstairs at the Ashland Art Center.
Convergence: Digital Media and Technology
Schneider Museum of Art presents Convergence: Digital Media and Technology in collaboration with the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art (JSMA) and the Ashland Independent Film Festival (AIFF).
Trolley Fun, Exhibitions, Student Open Studios, and Book Reading this First Friday
On First Friday, 3/3, Allaboard Trolley will shuttle patrons from 5:00 to 10:00 PM to 3 stops: the Schneider Museum of Art, A Street between 5th and 6th Streets, and the Plaza.