https://www.achotelworcesterart.com/artgallery daily 1.0 2022-10-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ac2418d620b85c25fc2bde5/1526323135157-ESUGBX0CM3Z42KTWVWO0/DSC_5335Art.jpg Art Gallery - At the Junction by Wilson Hunt Inspiration As well as brushing paint on in the painting, I scrape paint off, hence the white of the paper showing through. Unlike some of my work, At the Junction, is fairly simple, but follows my theme of finding order in natural forms and colors. I am influenced by abstract expressionist work of painters like Willem de Kooning and many painters who take inspiration from nature.” Meet the Artist My introduction to painting was through a fine arts class at Harvard. I audited a survey from the Renaissance to the 20th Century. Sitting in the darkened auditorium and watching the great works of western art was wonderful. He professor delineated the periods and what characterized them and gave us a way of analyzing and describing and seeing. After that I enrolled in a course on 20th Century painting. From there I took my first studio course in Descriptive Drawing at the Carpenter Center at Harvard. After that I was hooked. My work I describe as being abstract. It is also non-representational and comes out of my imagination. Many works are on paper, which I tape to a painting table sometimes wet the paper and lay down the first strokes of paint one stroke being a response or complement to the one before it. I look to build up a dynamic structure and a strong form. There are many analogues to music in my process. I have listened to much modern jazz in my life, and my work mirrors the improvisation in jazz. Repeated colors offer a way to produce counterpoint and to build up a structure on the page. I am enamored of color and it is extremely important in my work. My work, to me, has an organic look, which comes from an appreciation of the sometimes chaotic beauty of nature. Many works resemble landscapes with a sky and a ground. As well as nature, I have been influenced by the history of painting in the 20th Century. Abstract expressionist painters like De Kooning or color painters like Wolf Kahn are inspirational.   Wilson Hunt wilsonhunt@rcn.com (617) 323-2317 www.wilsonhunt.com     https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ac2418d620b85c25fc2bde5/1526400198189-SKRKD9CUSX4R4N15VVZE/DSC_5331Art.jpg Art Gallery - Water Lily Study No. 4 by William Scully Inspiration "I struck upon this body of work while I was attempting to study how light and shadow interplayed underwater. I was most surprised to find that reflection on the water’s undersurface was so similar to reflection above, and that with the just the right light, my images could transcend the photographic."   Meet the Artist I want nature to be big. I want it to be a wild and boundless world to dream of and explore. But I have come to accept that today it is fractured and scattered about the planet in pieces. Yet even in those fragmented spaces, there are small places for discovery and finding solitude in the new wilderness. There are overlooked microcosms all around – by roadsides and in weedy cracks of pavement, and hidden under the reflections on waters’ surface. As I seek out and probe into these areas of the natural world I find inspiration for my photographic work. Moving slowly and deliberately with my camera, I look for nature’s gesture amid the chaos and create art that reflects my experience in the sensual world.   William Scully Fine Art Photography william@scullyphotography.com www.scullyphotography.com   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ac2418d620b85c25fc2bde5/1526400407050-G7W1AYLP1MBRGC3XX2G6/DSC_5337Art.jpg Art Gallery - Still Falling by John Guthrie Inspiration This monochromatic, reductive drawing blurs the line between two and three dimensions as well as object and architecture.   Meet the Artist Former aerospace engineer turned artist John Guthrie has degrees from the University of Cincinnati and the Massachusetts College of Art. He has exhibited throughout the U.S. and internationally. His work has been collected widely and was recently acquired by the Addison Gallery of American Art. John lives and works in Boston.   John Guthrie 59 Wareham Street Boston, MA 02118 (617) 922-5447 www.thejohnguthrie.com https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ac2418d620b85c25fc2bde5/1526400447668-NU92E747IKAG666218C6/DSC_5339Art.jpg Art Gallery - Quabbin Ice by James Hunt Inspiration “It had been a very frustrating day in the field, hiking around the Quabbin Reservoir, looking for images that could say something creative about the water. The weather was terrible. Cold and with little to show for my efforts, I headed home. Just before I got in the car, I looked down.”   Meet the Artist James Hunt’s photography explores the interdependent and often conflicted relationship between human activity and the natural environment. His photography has been shown in solo exhibitions at the Jewish Community Center of Worcester, Sorenson Center for the Arts at Babson College and the Westborough (Massachusetts) Public Library. His work has also been exhibited at the Brush Gallery in Lowell, Massachusetts, Rockport Art Association and the Griffin Museum of Photography. He has been chosen for juried exhibitions at the Northern Valley Art League (California) and twice at PhotoPlace Gallery (Vermont) Images from his portfolio, “Constructing Quabbin,” were published in the June 2015 edition of Black and White Magazine and from the portfolio “Lost in the Water” in the June 2017 edition.   James is a graduate of the Professional Photography Program at the Center for Digital Imaging Arts at Boston University and has also studied at the International Center of Photography, Maine Media College and the Griffin Museum of Photography. He received his doctorate from Boston University and is currently is associate professor of management at Babson College where he teaches entrepreneurship and organizational behavior and studies creativity. His studio is in Westborough, MA. He lives in Grafton with his wife, Chris and poodle, Teddy. James Hunt Photography james@jameshuntphotography.com www.jameshuntphotography.com Fine Art and Environmental Photography Grafton and Westborough, MA USA     https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ac2418d620b85c25fc2bde5/1526400657366-BCAHPWT6HI287K2QYUBB/DSC_5333Art.jpg Art Gallery https://www.achotelworcesterart.com/quabbinice daily 0.75 2018-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ac2418d620b85c25fc2bde5/1522683655467-XB7FPFZ0JC8YH9V7L6TI/A-31_JamesHunt-BostonWater.JPG Quabbin Ice - Quabbin Ice by James Hunt Inspiration “It had been a very frustrating day in the field, hiking around the Quabbin Reservoir, looking for images that could say something creative about the water. The weather was terrible. Cold and with little to show for my efforts, I headed home. Just before I got in the car, I looked down.”   Meet the Artist James Hunt’s photography explores the interdependent and often conflicted relationship between human activity and the natural environment. His photography has been shown in solo exhibitions at the Jewish Community Center of Worcester, Sorenson Center for the Arts at Babson College and the Westborough (Massachusetts) Public Library. His work has also been exhibited at the Brush Gallery in Lowell, Massachusetts, Rockport Art Association and the Griffin Museum of Photography. He has been chosen for juried exhibitions at the Northern Valley Art League (California) and twice at PhotoPlace Gallery (Vermont) Images from his portfolio, “Constructing Quabbin,” were published in the June 2015 edition of Black and White Magazine and from the portfolio “Lost in the Water” in the June 2017 edition.   James is a graduate of the Professional Photography Program at the Center for Digital Imaging Arts at Boston University and has also studied at the International Center of Photography, Maine Media College and the Griffin Museum of Photography. He received his doctorate from Boston University and is currently is associate professor of management at Babson College where he teaches entrepreneurship and organizational behavior and studies creativity. His studio is in Westborough, MA. He lives in Grafton with his wife, Chris and poodle, Teddy.   James Hunt Photography james@jameshuntphotography.com www.jameshuntphotography.com Fine Art and Environmental Photography Grafton and Westborough, MA USA https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ac2418d620b85c25fc2bde5/1522683655467-XB7FPFZ0JC8YH9V7L6TI/A-31_JamesHunt-BostonWater.JPG Quabbin Ice - Quabbin Ice by James Hunt Inspiration “It had been a very frustrating day in the field, hiking around the Quabbin Reservoir, looking for images that could say something creative about the water. The weather was terrible. Cold and with little to show for my efforts, I headed home. Just before I got in the car, I looked down.”   Meet the Artist James Hunt’s photography explores the interdependent and often conflicted relationship between human activity and the natural environment. His photography has been shown in solo exhibitions at the Jewish Community Center of Worcester, Sorenson Center for the Arts at Babson College and the Westborough (Massachusetts) Public Library. His work has also been exhibited at the Brush Gallery in Lowell, Massachusetts, Rockport Art Association and the Griffin Museum of Photography. He has been chosen for juried exhibitions at the Northern Valley Art League (California) and twice at PhotoPlace Gallery (Vermont) Images from his portfolio, “Constructing Quabbin,” were published in the June 2015 edition of Black and White Magazine and from the portfolio “Lost in the Water” in the June 2017 edition.   James is a graduate of the Professional Photography Program at the Center for Digital Imaging Arts at Boston University and has also studied at the International Center of Photography, Maine Media College and the Griffin Museum of Photography. He received his doctorate from Boston University and is currently is associate professor of management at Babson College where he teaches entrepreneurship and organizational behavior and studies creativity. His studio is in Westborough, MA. He lives in Grafton with his wife, Chris and poodle, Teddy.   James Hunt Photography james@jameshuntphotography.com www.jameshuntphotography.com Fine Art and Environmental Photography Grafton and Westborough, MA USA https://www.achotelworcesterart.com/american-portraiture-1 daily 0.75 2018-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ac2418d620b85c25fc2bde5/1522684141509-W8OEA5Q7CXUATWT3NCU2/A-28_JohnGuthrie-StillFalling-30x22.jpg American Portraiture - Still Falling by John Guthrie Inspiration This monochromatic, reductive drawing blurs the line between two and three dimensions as well as object and architecture. Meet the Artist Former aerospace engineer turned artist John Guthrie has degrees from the University of Cincinnati and the Massachusetts College of Art. He has exhibited throughout the U.S. and internationally. His work has been collected widely and was recently acquired by the Addison Gallery of American Art. John lives and works in Boston.   John Guthrie 59 Wareham Street Boston, MA 02118 (617) 922-5447 www.thejohnguthrie.com     https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ac2418d620b85c25fc2bde5/1522684141509-W8OEA5Q7CXUATWT3NCU2/A-28_JohnGuthrie-StillFalling-30x22.jpg American Portraiture - Still Falling by John Guthrie Inspiration This monochromatic, reductive drawing blurs the line between two and three dimensions as well as object and architecture. Meet the Artist Former aerospace engineer turned artist John Guthrie has degrees from the University of Cincinnati and the Massachusetts College of Art. He has exhibited throughout the U.S. and internationally. His work has been collected widely and was recently acquired by the Addison Gallery of American Art. 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