Opening Wednesday, January 22nd from 6-8pm and running through June, 2020. I will be showing a few pieces with ClipArt gallery in East Boston. Please see their website for more information and hours: ClipArt Gallery Hope to see you there and toast a new year!
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Quinlan Visual Arts Center: 17th National Marine Art Exhibition
The next stop on the national tour of the American Society of Marine Artists is opening next week! If you are in the Gainesville area, please stop by! My piece, “Heading Out”, is part of the exhibition, more information here. Cheers!
American Society of Marine Artists, 17th National Exhibition
I am honored to be part of the American Society of Marine Artists latest juried national show. It is a traveling exhibition of a talented group of marine artists, all members of the society. The collection will travel to half a dozen museums between 2016 and 2017. I have one piece, “Heading Out”, that wasContinue reading “American Society of Marine Artists, 17th National Exhibition”
Muscarelle Museum of Art: Contemporary American Marine Art
Contemporary American Marine Art: 17th National Exhibition of the American Society of Marine Artists September 10 through December 2, 2016 I’m honored to have my piece, “Heading Out”, included in the 17th National Exhibition of the American Marine Artists Society. The juried exhibition will span 6 museums over the course of the year, beginningContinue reading “Muscarelle Museum of Art: Contemporary American Marine Art”
“Dunes” at South Shore Art Center Festival
Last week, the South Shore Art Center informed me that my small work, “Dunes”, had been awarded an honorable mention at this year’s Arts Festival on Cohasset common. What a happy little surprise to brighten your day! The piece is a respite from my current water-work, but in these smaller pieces I like to change thingsContinue reading ““Dunes” at South Shore Art Center Festival”
“Wave Lengths” at The Lucky Finn, Oct 23rd – Nov 4th
October 23rd to November 4th, 2015 Jess Hurley Scott, “Wavengths” @ The Lucky Finn Cafe, 206 Front Street, Scituate, MA The Lucky Finn Café and Gallery is pleased to present a new selection of work by painter Jess Hurley Scott as part of their Fall Gallery Events. The exhibition will feature new work,Continue reading ““Wave Lengths” at The Lucky Finn, Oct 23rd – Nov 4th”
New series: Mercury
I’ve been working on a new group of water paintings where silvery light played of the ocean one night as the sun was setting off of Peggoty Beach. There were lots of great shots, so far, I have three ‘Mercury’ pieces which will all be in my upcoming solo show at The Lucky Finn which opensContinue reading “New series: Mercury”
South Shore Style TV Interview!
Had to share that my first TV interview for South Shore Style TV is now being aired on SCTV (Channel 8 for all you Scituate folks!). I’m including a link to the weekly schedule if you want to check out the air times. However, for all the the non-Scituate peeps and device inclined, here’s theContinue reading “South Shore Style TV Interview!”
Canvas Studies
I had been posting on Instagram about a series of canvases I had been working on. They were in part an idea for a friend’s wedding and an exercise in loosening up at a large scale. I got a lot of great feedback on them so I wanted to share them as a whole. TheyContinue reading “Canvas Studies”
New Painting: And Again
A new painting in my Spindrift series, “And Again”. This new painting is 32″ x 40″ and is painted in acrylic on three layers of acrylic panel. The framing is also routered acrylic. This is the third large piece in the series which joins “Caught Inside” and “Breakwall” and I love the emotion that waterContinue reading “New Painting: And Again”
Myth & Memory at the South Shore Art Center
Along with the juried show, “Journeys”, that includes two of my pieces, I am currently in a small group show, “Myth & Memory” at the South Shore Art Center in the Dillon Gallery. The show runs from now until February 15th so please stop by if you are in the neighborhood! Joining me in theContinue reading “Myth & Memory at the South Shore Art Center”
New Painting: Caught Inside
My most recent painting from my new series, Spindrift, is a 29×44″ multilayered paneled acrylic piece entitled, “Caught Inside”. As I’ve increased my scale and narrowed my composition, I am really interested in how the layering and scale starts transform the image. I’ve loved the movement and emotion that these big waves have been takingContinue reading “New Painting: Caught Inside”
New Painting: Breakwall
It’s been a VERY busy few weeks in the studio so I’m catching up on posting some new pieces that I have on view at the South Shore Art Center from Jan 9th-Feb 15th. This painting is titled, “Breakwall” and is the first of a series of much larger sea series I’m working on calledContinue reading “New Painting: Breakwall”
“Sunder and Spray” at Trinity Collection
UPDATE: This piece has been sold. This painting which I just completed is the largest I’ve completed yet. At 18″h x 44″w it has a great presence and I’m loving the detail and impact I can get at a larger scale. Entitled, ‘Sunder and Spray’, it’s a wild wave breaking in different directions as itContinue reading ““Sunder and Spray” at Trinity Collection”
‘The Wave Falters’, at Nantucket Christmas Stroll
Thrilled to finally assemble this new painting this weekend titled, “The Wave Falters”. It is a larger piece, at 21″h x 30″w, but I was fascinated with the texture and translucency of this shot so having a larger scale to work with was key. The piece is comprised of 3 layers of clear acrylic paneling that isContinue reading “‘The Wave Falters’, at Nantucket Christmas Stroll”