Holiday Small Works 2015

                                      Bring in this holiday season with the new co-so exhibit:

HOLIDAY SMALL WORKS 2015

The Copley Society of Art is pleased to present Holiday Small Works 2015, a collection of small works that have a variety of media; ranging from oils to watercolors and even scratchboard. These works will be on display until December 24^th in both upper and lower galleries. Featuring work from our membership of over 380 artists, Holiday Small Works is easily one of Co|So’s most eagerly anticipated exhibitions.

Joan Clark The Black Rose, oil on panel 12 x 10

James Wolford Tibetan Mask, oil on board 9 x 12

Among the many works by our respected Copley artists will be breathtaking landscapes by Brian Dubina, detailed still-lifes by Joan Clark, brilliant seascapes by Rick Fleury and Mikel Wintermantel. You will also see stunning works of photorealistic portraiture by the likes of Matt McCosco, and the exceptional scratchboard work by Joe Smith.

Brian Dubina Snow Along the Charles, oil on panel 15 ½ x 9 ½

We welcome you to join us and experience these festive works for yourself. The gallery is open to the public Tuesday–Saturday from 11:00AM to 6:00PM, and on Sunday from noon to 5:00PM. Feel free to stop by we look forward to seeing you!

Robin Frisella's Simply Real

The Copley Society of Art is proud to present Simply Real, a collection of 11 pastel works by Robin Frisella. These works will be on display until December 24^th 2015 in the Red Room Gallery. Pulling the inspiration for her works from still lifes, Robin creates each scene with an arrangement of traditional objects, adding fabric, flowers, and fruit to portray a timeless elegance. Robin’s work takes the audience on an observational journey of idyllic smoothness with a delicate touch. 

“I am fascinated with the way light is represented and focus on capturing it in my paintings.”

On White Linen, four objects rest on a piece of linen, set against a black background.  There is a striking contrast between the dark background and the luminous objects placed on the lighter foreground. The way the light hits the objects in the still life give the overall piece a wonderfully, exquisite touch. There is a beautiful play of whites, lights and textures. The objects in the painting are drawn in such a way that looks like true porcelain!

White Linen, Pastel, 16 x 20

This New Hampshire-based artist has garnered numerous national and regional awards. She has been elected as a signature member of the Pastel Society of America and is a juried member of the Copley Society of Art. Robin’s work has recently been published in the Best of America Pastel Artists Vol. II, The American Artist Magazine, New Hampshire Magazine, The American Art Collector, and the Pastel Journal. In September, at the National Arts Club, Robin was awarded the pastel Artists of Hawaii Award for Clementine’s Reflections. Most recently Robin received 2^nd place in the Pastel Journal’s top 100 in the Still Life and Floral category.  Her work is currently on display at the Butler Institute in Ohio.

We welcome you to join us and experience these works for yourself. The gallery is open to the public Tuesday–Saturday from 11:00AM to 6:00PM, and on Sunday from noon to 5:00PM. Feel free to stop by; we look forward to seeing you.