Edgewater Gallery 444 PTown

Opening on Friday night.

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Edgewater Gallery, located in the heart of Middlebury, contributes to the local culture with vibrant exhibitions from emerging and established artists from Vermont and beyond. We are pleased to share the work of our artists with the local community, as well as national and international collectors.

Edgewater’s Gallery at The Falls opened ten years ago in the historic Frog Hollow Alley in Middlebury, Vermont, and expanded to a second Middlebury location in the historic Battell Block in 2015. A favorite of designers and collectors, New England travelers and experts in the art world, our gallery’s reputation extends beyond the Northeast.

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Heather Buechler at Gallery 444 PTown

Opening on Friday night.

Artist Bio

Award winning painter Heather Buechler creates vibrant abstract art that inspires creativity and calm. Her acrylic paintings are layered and scraped to create three-dimensionality. She paints on a variety of media, including canvas and wood.

Passionate about creating art that is beautiful and meaningful for her viewers, Heather meditates before beginning each work. She practices Buddhism and Reiki, which helps center her art.

Heather maintains a studio in Boston’s South End, where she participates in First Friday and  SOWA Sunday events and shows her work by appointment. She believes in supporting women and other underrepresented artists.

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At first glance, my art appears to be merely abstract, but upon careful visual interaction with it , one cannot help but feel the soothing peacefulness that emanates from the canvas. This feeling isn’t coincidental–it is intentionally crafted and it is the force behind my work. On a rudimentary level, my work is about beauty, truth, and connectivity. 

–Heather Buechler           

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Heather is available by appointment at Studio 215, 450 Harrison Ave,  Boston. 

She can be reached at HeatherBuechlerArt@gmail.com.

Website: www.heatherbuechler.com

Denny Camino at Gallery 444 PTown

Opening on Friday night.

I paint because I am compelled to. I have a primitive compulsion to create paintings. My paintings are influenced by my walks that I take every day on the Cape. They represent internal as well as external landscapes that exist within and around us all. These paintings are not a horizon line but rather a section of a circle. Like life, they are infinite. I reduced the shapes down to fields of color. I use a push/pull method of design as a means of expression. I also created a series of acrylic paintings. For these, I let the paintings take me where they wanted to go.

Marcia Duggan & Robert Ryan at Gallery 444 PTown

Opening on Friday night.

 

 

Aline Lindemann at Gallery 444 PTown

Opening on Friday night.

Aline Lindemann

Aline Lindemann is an artist, writer and small business owner who thinks of herself as somewhat of a chameleon. Aline grew up in Wisconsin nears the shores of Lake Michigan, lived many years in Arizona where she and her husband raised their three children, and now calls Cape Cod home. She is also an avid traveler. 

Some of Aline’s most treasured mementos from her moves and travels (stones, shells, feathers and found objects) serve as inspiration for her still life sketches, and other finds gleaned from flea markets and vintage shops make their way into her mixed media pieces; scraps of wallpaper, French maps, children’s book illustrations and vintage textbooks are an irresistible part of her process. 

Each drawing, painting, assemblage or collage that Aline creates is a curated combination of materials and mark making that celebrates nature and beauty through unexpected and pleasing compositions.

Website: www.alinelindemann.com

David Mramor at Gallery 444 PTown

Opening on Friday night.

Email: dmramor@gmail.com

 

Elizabeth O’Connor at Gallery 444 PTown

Opening on Friday night.

Artist Statement

I found a quote on the internet that said, “If you want to learn what someone fears losing, notice what they photograph.” I am a photographer who cannot stop taking pictures of the landscape: sea, shore, trees, rocks, fields, and sky. I thought that I would be tired of it by now, but instead, I feel an increasing desire to capture all that I see. I think that I understand what that quote means to me. The landscape is life. To be a witness to my physical surroundings is proof that I am here! The landscape is a mirror for my life: constantly changing, evolving, and striving to survive and a constant reminder that I must live in the present.

My photographic journey started with an interest in mastering the techniques of black and white film processing and darkroom photo printing. My quest for inspiration and desire to apply my knowledge of film photography to my work in the digital darkroom led me to achieve a Certificate of Photography from the RISD/CE program in 2017. I continue to combine my love of travel and photography but I have recently discovered a new appreciation for all the beautiful places that exist in my own backyard that I call Rhode Island

I first discovered infrared photography back in my film days and I still remember how fascinated I was to see a picture of a landscape that had such a mystical and otherworldly look to it. I felt like I had discovered a secret that the landscape had been trying to hide from me. I recently rediscovered infrared photography in its digital form and I had my Fujifilm X-Pro 1 camera converted to use a super color infrared filter (590nm) which enables me to produce color or black and white infrared images. Although I continue to use my traditional digital camera, I have noticed that I much prefer the surprise and drama of the mystical images that the infrared camera reveals to me.

Website: https://elizabethoconnor.photography/

 

Ingrid Scheibler at Gallery 444 PTown

Opening on Friday night.

Artist Statement

My paintings are a pictorial conversation in real time. In genuine dialogue one has to be open to the presence of otherness, be it another person, tradition, history, or a work of art. 
 
I approach the canvas in an improvisational dialogue I want to explore but don’t know its end point. I see the physical space of the canvas as containing the conversation as it is played out through marks, gestures, intention, accident, space, and materials. This process of discovery is alive with energy, sometimes frustration, and animated by both formal concerns and a psychological awareness of the facts of embodiment and embeddedness in a web of relationships—person, woman, mother, wife, sister, daughter.
 
I am painting my side of the conversation as well as the other voice, and being open to this other voice is what animates my work and allows it to unfold on the canvas. Kinetic energy is generated by a dialogue of complementary opposites: abstract/figurative, hard edge abstraction and more gestural painting, control and accident, order and chaos, humor and pathos.

Website: www.ingridscheibler.com

 

Larry Mahan at Gallery 444 PTown

Opening on Friday night.

With over 50 successful exhibitions under his belt, Larry Mahan has shown his artwork from Yale University in New Haven, CT to Provincetown, MA. Larry Mahan started his love and talent of art at an early age selling his first oil painting while in high school.

508-221-1426 or lmahan@robertpaul.com

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Rich Fedorchak & Artist at Gallery 444 PTown

Opening on Friday night.

Rich Fedorchak – Collage and Assemblage
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About Rich Fedorchak: After a 35 year career as a registered nurse working primarily in pediatric critical care and pediatric hematology/oncology, I am now retired and devoting most of my time to my artistic pursuits, which I have been active in since the mid-1970’s. I produce work in collage and assemblage, and experimental cinema. Recently I had a solo exhibit of my work at AVA Gallery and Art Center in Lebanon, NH. My films have been screened at various juried festivals in the US and Canada including The 8Fest, the Winnepeg Underground Film Festival, the Montreal Underground Film Festival, and the Haverhill Experimental Film Festival.