Several new artists join our online gallery this week. They provide a fascinating range of subjects and styles.
As we do each week, we welcome whatever art form suits your mood. You don’t have to be a pro, or even experienced. Send it all!
Student submissions of all ages are especially welcome. So are artists who have not submitted previously.
Email dwoog@optonline.net, to share your work with the world.
“Song of Spring.” Artist Costanza Baiocco studied with Chinese and Japanese masters, here and abroad, She says: “I am distressed by the hate-mongering against Asian-Americans.This painting is a way to honor the heritage of Asian-Americans. It is on Chinese silk with mineral watercolor and sumi (ink),”
“Resurrection” (Brian Whelan). This is on view at the Westport River Gallery.
“Hope” (Jerry Kuyper)
Amy Schneider offers this haiku: “Early signs of spring
Trumpets heading down, then up
Beaming in the sun”
“Footprints From the Meghalayan Age” (Laura Appelman) — at Sherwood Island State Park.
“Spring Bounty” (Lucy Johnson)
Untitled (Pam Kesselman)
“Help Celebrate a Healthy Spring. Keep Masking!” (Ellin Spadone)
Tom Weber recently discovered this cartoon by Westporter Marty Sagendorf. Tom says, “Though done in 1958, it reflects what we have been through the last 5 years – or 1. These storks or seagulls may show a lack of communication between parties.”
Artist Gail Bernson says this Mobius strip “shows that there are no sides.”
“Crash Landing” (Karen Weingarten — taken in Westport)
“Spring Renewal: Together Again” (Judith Marks-White)
These paintings, drawings & photographs are truly inspiring! Thank you for the gathering of these wonderful collection of the talent that Westport brings forth! Most appreciative!
Bunny franco