The Poetic Approach highlighted in American Art Collector

Stan Moeller featured in American Art Collector's, Exhibition Previews of New Art, June 2009 issue.

Maine artist uses spontaneous brushwork and vibrant color to capture the "mood of reality" and the way light moves around and affects a subject. Read on>>>

We are very excited for Moeller and busy preparing for his opening.

Our opening "The Poetic Approach" will feature two of our best painters, Darlou Gams and Stan Moeller. Opens Friday, June 19, 7 to 9pm, with poetry readings and a wine tasting.

Darlou Gams, a renowned east coast artist, is known for her dreamy, almost ethereal landscapes and portraiture. Her work explores color, design, shape and texture. Influenced by tonalists Inness and Eaton, Gams pushes boundaries, weaving color and light to create a modern interpretation of the landscape. Read on>>>


Stan Moeller, an award-winning artist, is equally skilled, but places his emphasis on soul. He uses spontaneous brushwork and vibrant color to capture the way light moves around and affects a subject as much as the subject itself. Moeller will premier “Museum Series,” his latest collection, at the exhibition. Read on>>>

Artist Focus: Don Gorvett in American Art Collector

The Gallery just received the advanced copy of American Art Collector Magazine and look who I found featured. Don Gorvett is "Etched in time... "The New England coast and the sea are fundamental to Don's creations, which are also influenced by a romantic passion for history, drama and music. Gorvett produces his reduction woodcut prints on a large French Tool Etching Press. His skills are draughtsman and his understanding of the medium of print are prominent features of his bold graphic style." AAC March Issue #41, pg 170.

"Early Morning on the Piscataqua;" This is an extremely rare print, only two remaining in this edition.