263 Art Gallery

March Exhibit at 263 Art Gallery

2012-02-22T10:33:00.000-08:00

263 Art Gallery located in the Historical Victorian house at 263 Main St., Nashua, NH will host three talented artists during the month of March, 2012, namely

William C. Turner’s “From Horses to Horsepower”,

Toni DeRuntz’s “Romantic Realism vs. Abstract Expressionism”,

and Monika Roglic, fabric painter on women’s clothing.

The opening reception for the exhibit will be on Sat., Mar. 17th, from 2-5 p.m.

On March 17^th, during the Art Opening, Mrs. Roglic will present a fashion show of her latest couture creations. Monika Roglic paints on silks and her designs are used on wedding gowns and formal dresses. The dresses will be modeled by Kelly and Elizabeth Scrima.

Refreshments and hors d’oeuvres will be served and the Opening is free to the public.

All are invited

Toni DeRuntz was born in Palo Alto California and studied under Stephan Baumann, one of the top 100 Southwest artists in the U.S. She also studied under Alisa Miller, portraitist, and after having being included in shows including the top ten Marine artists in the U.S. Toni had a solo show in Monterey California. After moving to the East Coast she studied under Harriet Winchester and showed successfully in various art galleries on the east coast as well as other art galleries in the U.S. She has been included in juried shows at Museums in Fitchburg, Lowell and Andover. She was awarded the Golden Easel on October the 3d, 2001 by the Nashua Area Artist Association. She has had her artwork featured in articles in Newspapers and Magazines

William C Turner, received his BFA from NH Institute of Art, Manchester and was awarded national recognition for his paintings from the National Society of Painters in Casein and Acrylics, and Allied Artists of America, as well as many awards from regional exhibitions. His works are featured in an article in the Fall/Winter 2011 Monadnock Living Magazine.

His love of New England, and natural and mechanical “horsepower” have been a source of inspiration for him. As a life-long learner, Bill is currently exploring new and various techniques in rendering his art.

Monika Roglic, a Croatian-American artist, teacher and award winner psychology graduate, dedicates her life to painting the things she loves the most: the Mediterranean. She works with oils and acrylic, as well as watercolor on silk. Monika is a pianist so while she paints she listens to classical music. She is a published author(poetry), who keeps the tradition of her homeland alive in these turbulent 'global' times by taking photographs of the old world of Dalmatia. Monika had an exhibit at the Croatian Heritage foundation in 2010.

What makes her work unique is that she hand paints fabric-silk and then transforms the pieces of colorful art into a simple pattern that is wearable.

Student art Show at 263 Art Gallery. February 2012

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Student Art show in February

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Student Art show at 263 Art gallery in Nashua

Kelly Scrima, young student at Hollis Brookline, organized a student Art Show at 263 Art Gallery during the Month of February.

The students involved are Kelly Scrima, Meagan Cahill, Dana Avard, Jen Turner, Eleni Philipon and Brock Green. The Opening will be on February 11 and all are welcome to attend. Refreshments will be served

The idea of a student run and based art show that would allow high schoolers to display their Art in a professional setting, has been brewing around in Kelly Scrima's mind for quite some time. All of the artists are a part of the AP Studio Art program at Hollis-Brookline High School, under the direction of Lina Pepper. Kelly will be pursuing Art History in college next year (along with theatre), in the hopes of some day becoming a curator. She loves Museums, and she could spend all day in them. With this exhibit she wants to create an atmosphere that is enticing and thought-provoking.

263 Art Gallery is located in the beautiful Victorian building located at 263 Main street in Nashua, NH

For more information about the Opening, call the owner Pong Maynard at 603- 321 0233

10% of the sales will go to Charity and the money collected for Charity at the last exhibit will be given to the Humane Society during the new Opening.

Merrry Christmas from 263 Art Gallery!

2011-12-21T12:43:00.001-08:00

Nashua art gallery celebrating artists who exhibited there in 2011

Published: Thursday, December 15, 2011

www.youclayme.com.

BY ERIC STANWAY Correspondent

NASHUA – It has been said that art is the international language, crossing all cultures and creeds.

That certainly holds true at the 263 Art Gallery, as a cosmopolitan group of artists will be gathering for “Holiday Celebrations,” commemorating the wide number of practitioners who have exhibited at the gallery over the last year.

The reception, which will take place from 3-6 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 18, will feature works by Marilene Sawaf, Hsui Norcott, Albine Vermot Gaude, Gay Gawron, Suzanne Binnie and Alene Sirott-Cope, of Hollis; Pat Steiner, of Nashua; Jacqui Hawk, of Dunstable, Mass.; and Donna Howard, of Burlington, Mass.

Many of these artists hail from different parts of the globe: Sawaf is from Lebanon, Norcott from China, Hawk from Scotland and Vermot Gaude from France.

“The gallery has been in business for over a year,” said Hawk, who helps with publicity. “Every month, we have an Artist of the Month exhibit. This is the end-of-the-year celebration, featuring all of the artists who have exhibited here over the year.

“We’re inviting the public to a wine and cheese reception, where they can meet with the artists and discuss their work.”

The approaches that the artists bring to their productions are as varied as their origins, Hawk said.

“I’m a mixed-media artist,” she said. “I work with anything involving texture – wax, glass, decoupage, modeling clay. Marilene, on the other hand, is an oil painter, Hsui paints with oil on silk and Donna is a very whimsical artist.”

Hawk says one of the aims of the gallery is to promote local artists and their work.

“I don’t know why, but there’s a real resurgence in purchasing original art,” she said. “I personally have sold 33 paintings this year, which is quite significant for an emerging artist. There’s definitely an upward swing, which is so encouraging given this tough economy.”

Given that 10 percent of all sales at the reception will be donated to the Humane Society for Greater Nashua, it’s only natural that one of the exhibitors, Sirott-Cope, should have made a vocation out of creating pet portraits.

“I started in professional graphic design and somehow ended up in pottery,” she said. “After that, I switched to making jewelry, and that was my profession for a while. Recently, though, I’ve been focusing on pets, including dogs and cats.”

This sort of subject matter makes an ideal holiday gift, Sirott-Cope said.

“I get a lot of work over the holiday season,” she said. “I have three dogs myself, so it was kind of a natural thing to combine my love of pets with my art. I believe that the 263 Gallery has about eight or nine of these pieces on display right now.”

The move into pet portraiture is a new thing for Sirott-Cope, as she started producing them only over last summer.

“I was admiring the work of some of my friends, who work strictly in oils or acrylics, and this inspired me to go into the fine arts myself,” she said. “But instead of painting portraits, I decided to combine painting with Photoshop. I just fell in love with the idea of portraying these little stories that people have around their pets.”

Sirott-Cope discovered there was a definite need for pet owners to reconnect with their companions that have died.

“I had one customer who had a pet that had passed away, and he wanted to memorialize him by having a multimedia portrait,” she said. “Prior to that, I had just been creating portraits for people who loved their cats and dogs. Now, however, I’m getting work from those who want to remember their pets in this way.

“I thought that it was such a good idea that I portrayed two of my own pets in this manner.”

Sirott-Cope’s approach to the work is a combination of technology and fine art techniques.

“What I do is to take a photo that I either scan or someone e-mails me,” she said. “I open it in Photoshop, filter it a couple of different ways and print it out in color. Then I go over it with colored pencils and finish it off with pastels. After that, I’ll either mount it on a tile or a piece of board and pour resin over the top.

“When the resin dries, the piece looks like it’s covered with glass. Not only does that protect the artwork, but it also gives it a nice finish. I then fit it with wire for hanging and ornament it with little ceramic bones. That gives the piece a nice whimsical feel.”

The artists in the exhibition are heavily involved in community outreach, Hawk said, and are finding creative ways to bring arts into the public arena. One recent event was organized by Art-Reach, a Philadelphia-based organization devoted to bringing the arts to under-served audiences. Each year, its programs enable more than 15,000 people with disabilities or economic disadvantages to gain exposure to artistic activities.

“Through Art-Reach, all of the artists painted a 6-foot by 6-foot mural in the lobby of St. Joseph Hospital in Nashua,” Hawk said. “The objective was to promote art in the context of a healing environment.

“In another event, Donna Howard and I painted a series of bras that were auctioned off to benefit the Breast Cancer Foundation.”

Hawk sees the efforts of the artists have made a definite stride toward exposing the public to all that the fine arts have to offer.

“The main thing is that the 263 Gallery has really put art on the map,” she said. “It encourages artists to pursue their dreams and connect with the community as a whole.”

Eric Stanway can be reached at www.EricStanway.com or Eric.Stanway@yahoo.com.

Great Christmas party at 263 Art Gallery. December18th

2011-12-21T12:41:00.000-08:00

Alene Sirott Cope waiting for the party to start

Alene's creations

Hsiu, Pat and Bud

Gay Gawron's art, by the way, the color of the candy wrappers was matching thanks to Merryll, our Christmas party decorator

Pat and Bud Steiner

do you see me in the mirror, Pat?

Marilene Sawaf paintings, meaning my paintings

Steve Obermiller brings his meetup.com friends to the party, here with Robert

MR Lee smiles surrounded by Hsiu and Pat

the gallery upstairs

the food upstairs with Monika's family

what did you say Jacqui?

why do you look at my painting Bruce?

music at the gallery

the room downstairs, lot of people there with all that chocolate and nuts

Fred, Bruce and Derek

Suzanne Binnie and Hsiu Norcott

Carole and Merryll

women talk

our guest Rosemary greeted by Hsiu

our best customers and friends

Hsiu, Pat and Bud

Bruce and Carole

Monika and Albine

Jean and Derek

Bruce and Fred again?

Hsiu sells a painting

Robert, Suzanne and Monika

what did you say Albine?

oh no, another sale? go for it Hsiu, you just sold him a painting of a lion!

Rosemary and Hsiu

did you see what I saw?

Steve Previte at 263 ART GALLERY

2011-11-04T13:16:00.000-07:00

Special Exhibit to be held at 263 Art Gallery

Stephen Previte of Hollis will be the featured artist for the entire month of November in a special exhibit and sale to be held at 263 Art Gallery located at 263 Main Street, Nashua.
Previte is a local teaching artist who has received many awards for his oil paintings throughout New England for the past 30 years. Come to meet and speak with him at a gala opening reception on Saturday, November 5^th from 12 to 6 P.M. Light refreshments will be served.
This coincides with the Nashua Art Walk of which 263 Gallery will be participating in. The Art Walk is a free event that will showcase local artists and creative downtown businesses.
In addition to the featured exhibit, there will also be an eclectic selection of other fine works of art in various mediums from a number of other great local and regional artists throughout the gallery.

For additional information contact owner Pong Maynard at 603-321-0233.

Meditation nigts on Tuesdays

2011-09-27T09:15:00.000-07:00

Come and join us for Meditation nights with Pat Steiner

If you need to connect with your inner self, to meditate to unfocus from the daily stress,
If you need to create new images in your mind to be used in your next paintings,
to learn about the healing power of stones and of inner life,
I am happy to inform you that Pat Steineri has started meditation nights on Tuesday evenings, 7pm to 8.15pm at 263 Art gallery located at 263 Main street in Nashua, NH
Come and meditate in an gallery environment surrounded by ART and Beauty
The suggested fee is $12. for guided meditation and relaxation followed by creative conversation and discussion where healer and sensitive reader Pat, will guide you and explain the imagery you envisioned, the power and meaning of your inner visions.
Patricia L. Steiner, BA, MA email:srj10@comcast.net www.spiritriverjourney.blogspot.com

October exhibit: Suzanne Binnie and Paul Devine.

2011-09-27T08:41:00.000-07:00

October by Suzanne Binnie

Boston painting by Paul Devine

Suzanne Binnie and Paul Devine will be displaying their artwork at 263 Art Gallery during the month of October

A small reception will be given on October 22nd, 3 to 6 pm

The Opening Reception is free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served.

263 Art Gallery is located at 263 Main street in Nashua,NH

http://www.263artgallery.blogspot.com

Suzanne Binnie grew up in a family of artists as her mother and two sisters are talented watercolor and pastel artists. Suzanne was educated atPenn State University and Tyler School of Art, and has also studied with Janet Walsh, Tom Lynch, Stephen Quiller, Margaret Huddy, and Susan Abbott.
Watercolor is Suzanne's medium of choice because she loves the effects andluminosity it can achieve. Her subjects are varied and range from landscapes and seascapes to floral and wildlife.
Suzanne believes that her art is a journey in self-expression. She believes we all see things differently and she tries to convey her perceptions through her paintings. Although she has been painting since childhood she is still fascinated by watercolors and every painting is a challenging experience.
Over the past ten years Suzanne has entered many juried shows and has been placed and received honorable mention on numerous occasions. For many years Suzanne has been teaching watercolor painting to beginners, intermediate and advanced students. Her style of teaching includes art theory and her goal, especially for beginners, is to ensure a thorough grounding in watercolor technique using sample paintings allowing students to quickly produce finished products. She teaches primarily in her home studio and always welcomes enquiries from new students.
Recently Suzanne became enthralled with the art form Zentangle® and has quickly adopted it as an outlet for her talent, creating her own patterns and pieces of art. Suzanne is now a Certified Zentangle Teacher

Paul Devine was born in Boston in 1951, and attended Massachusetts College of Art. He has worked as a trade show exhibit designer, cabinetmaker, draftsman and mechanical designer. He now spends much of his time drawing and painting the suburban and urban landscape in the Boston area.

His work has been shown in solo and group shows including the Danforth Museum, Western Avenue Studios and Northern Essex Community college.

art consulting lessons

2011-09-22T12:03:00.001-07:00

Art consulting sessions by Marilene Sawaf and Jacqui Hawk

Did you ever get to the point in your career of an artist where you wished you would do more to market yourself but don't know where to start?
Taking pictures of your paintings, work on these pictures to make them computer ready, start blogs and maintains blogs are all skills that are invaluable to today's artists.
Also finding galleries, knowing how to approach these galleries, what to send and not to send, how to frame or how to mat a painting, what is in vogue and not in vogue in the Art World, all this information is important if you want to make it as a successful artist.
We will talk about resumes, personal statements and organizing newspapers clips.
There is also all kind of information about Associations and which ones are the best for you..
Also many artists go into too many directions, they don't know where to focus and what to disregard in their creations. They need guidance and encouragement..
Another big issue is how to contact newspapers, create publicity for yourself using Facebook, magazines, newspapers,Twitter, Google and newsletters
For help in all these issues, Jacqui Hawk and myself are starting a small consulting business for artists.We would give lessons on all these issues or would do the work for the artist if they are too busy to do it themselves..We would follow them to their openings, take pictures or videos of their paintings and edit them.
We would upload them to their personal blogs or send the PR to newspapers.
We would be available to meet privately or in a group.
In the past 30 years, along with painting full time, I did a lot of volunteering in the Art World including the Publicity, the Demos and the Historian for the Nashua Artists Association. I organized 50 years of Art History for their books.
I now manage this blog and many others for myself, professional galleries and artists.
.During my career as an artist, I joined many association and exhibited in Museums where I was awarded prestigious awards. I also joined many top galleries among which the the Copley Society of Boston.
It just dawned on me that I could share this journey of mine with other artists.
Jacqui Hawk is also an accomplished artist who has been doing a tremendous amount of marketing and gathers great crowds thanks to her positive energy and charisma.
For more information, you can reach me at msawaf@msn.com or 603-4652013 or
Jacqueline_Hawk@uml.edu
Fee: $30 per hour for consulting or $25 per hour for blog work..

Jacqui Hawk and Donna Howard

2011-09-20T08:30:00.000-07:00

Jacqui Hawk and Gregory Skaff

our youngest friend, Kelly Scrima

here is Hsiu

Alene Sirott Cope

Donna Howard

Jacqui Hawk and Donna Howard had an exceptional Opening for their Art exhibit. Many came from all over to see their latest creations and many paintings were sold

New Art exhibit for September

2011-08-27T07:32:00.000-07:00

FINE ART EXHIBIT : Jacqui Hawk and Donna Howard at 263 Art Gallery, Nashua NH

Jacqui Hawk and Donna Howard are the artists of the month at 263 Art Gallery and Boutique, 263 Main Street, Nashua NH.

The Public is invited to meet the artist at the artist reception on Saturday 10 September, from 2pm – 5pm. Cheese and wine refreshments will be offered.

The exhibit will run for the entire month of September.

For more information please contact Pong Maynard : 603-321-0233

Or Jacqui Hawk : 978-869-4665, Email : ladyvangough@charter.net

www.263artgallery.blogspot.com

Donna Howard is an imaginative painter who follows her incredible passion for self-expression through art. Her works are often noted for their unique style, whimsy, and technique. Donna has developed an innovative style that is very distinctive. Her use of vibrant colors and strong lines make her work an excellent choice for a wide range of projects and purposes. Her paintings have been featured in various venues across New England. Although Donna loves to express her vision through art, she is also adept at creating commercial works and readily communicates the vision of her clientele.Donna is an imaginative painter who follows her incredible passion for self-expression through art. Her works are often noted for their unique style, whimsy, and technique. Donna has developed an innovative style that is very distinctive. Her use of vibrant colors and strong lines make her work an excellent choice for a wide range of projects and purposes. Her paintings have been featured in various venues across New England. Although Donna loves to express her vision through art, she is also adept at creating commercial works and readily communicates the vision of her clientele.Donna is an imaginative painter who follows her incredible passion for self-expression through art. Her works are often noted for their unique style, whimsy, and technique. Donna has developed an innovative style that is very distinctive. Her use of vibrant colors and strong lines make her work an excellent choice for a wide range of projects and purposes. Her paintings have been featured in various venues across New England. Although Donna loves to express her vision through art, she is also adept at creating commercial works and readily communicates the vision of her clientele.

Jacqui Hawk

Jacqui Hawk, a native of Edinburgh, Scotland began her career in the arts over 20 years. She is a Corporate Education Manager at UMass Lowell and now resides in Dunstable MA. Each of her paintings is emotional in nature and a metaphor for her life’s journey, from Scottish origins, travels around the world, personal struggles and challenges. It embodies the magic and whimsical illusions of a child and the strength and wisdom of a woman with an old soul. Her work is intuitive in nature and very spontaneous and always reflects what is going on inside of her.

She works mainly in mixed media, including acrylics, oils, wax, pearlescent powders, gesso of different consistencies, stained glass pieces, decoupage, and unusual objects she finds washed up on the beach. My recent compositions are organic and primitive in nature and reveal a range of emotions from sadness, hope, peace, renewal, right through to euphoric joy.

She is drawn again and again to beautiful ancient oak trees. “There is something so magical and stoic about them which resonates with me… from the roots that forage underground with determined courage to find their way to lofty blue skies and weather the strongest storms, yet remain steadfast in their purpose”.

More recently she has been lured by the beauty and replenishment of the seashore. Her most recent collection is called “Holding on and Letting Go”… this collection symbolizes how we hold on to love, memories, respect, boundaries and “Let Go” of outcomes. Her paintings show the energy and beauty of the sea… as it ebbs and flows….as it delivers and takes away…. and reminds us of the ever evolving treasures life reveals.Email : ladyvangough@charter.net http://jacqui-hawk.fineartamerica.com www.jacquihawk.wordpress.com

www.facebook.com/jacquihawkart

Meditation at the House of Beauty

2011-07-27T11:31:00.000-07:00

To all of you who need to connect with their inner self and to meditate to unfocus from the daily stress,
I am happy to inform you that
my friend Pat Steiner is going to start meditation nights on Tuesday evenings at 263 Art gallery located at 263 Main street in Nashua NH
Come and meditate in an gallery environment surrounded by ART and Beauty
The suggested fee is $20 for at least 2 hours..
Pat Steiner will be distributing flyers this July 29 and July 30, friday and saturday at 263 ART Gallery which is offering an open house from 10 am to 4pm on both days.
You are invited to come and while sipping some refreshments, check the gallery, talk to the artists, take lessons with Suzanne Binnie and visit the 2 story Victorian house of Beauty

Patricia L. Steiner, BA, MA

23 Gray Hawk Road, Merrimack, NH, 03054

email:srj10@comcast.net

www.spiritriverjourney.blogspot.com

Alene Sirott Cope workshop at 263 Art Gallery

2011-07-19T08:23:00.000-07:00

Alene Sirott Cope and Albine Vermot Gaud exhibit this June

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The Opening will be this Friday,June 3d, 5pm till 8pm

and it is free to the public

come and view Alene and Albine latest paintings and raku vases..

Art Opening on May 7th

2011-05-31T18:52:00.000-07:00

To View Marilene Sawaf , Hsiu Norcott and George Eross opening, click on this image. It was a really nice event well attended by friends and collectors. Hisu Norcott painted the guests names in Chinese.

LARGE PAINTINGS

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new Art Event in May

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Hsiu Norcott and Marilene Sawaf will be displaying their paintings during the month of May at 263 Art Gallery located at 263 Main Street in Nashua, NH.
The Opening and Reception will be on Saturday, May 7th from 3 to 6 pm. Refresments and desserts will be served and the Opening is free to the public
The Gallery is located on the first floor of the beautiful Historical Victorian House located on Main Street.

Hsiu Norcott paints with the technique of the Traditional Royal Court Art of China. She uses her style to describe a world of flowers, birds and animals while taking us on a tour of the World of Ancient China. Her paintings can be viewed at http://www.hsiunorcottart.blogspot.com/
Her recent prizes are the 2011 Juror Award at the Currier Museum of Art and the First Prize in watercolor at the Greeley Park Art Show

Marilene Sawaf is a member of the Copley Art Society of Boston and the winner of the 2008 and 2006 Georgepoulos and Ezechiel Straw Awards at the Currier Museum of Art.
In her style she mixes elements of her past, people in her life to Oriental Carpet Designs, Medieval themes and Venetian Arches.
Marilene's paintings can be viewed in her site at www.marilene-sawaf.com or in her blog at http://www.marilenesawaf.blogspot.com

Preparing for the next exhibit

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George Eross and his sculpture

Hsiu getting ready for her own exhibit

To view the artits' work click on the next page, at your right

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To get a view at the ART exhibited, click on the next page, on your right, in the PAGES section
thank you ! and you can always come and check the exhibit all this month..

ART in Bloom, the Opening a great success

2011-04-09T19:29:00.000-07:00

Hsiu Norcott and her paintings

Hsiu's painting

Suzanne Binnie

Jacqueline Hawk and Varsha Puranik sitting

Hsiu

Marilene Sawaf

George Eross and In Suk

Jeanne Duffy talking to Jacquie

Jeanne, Hsiu and Jacqueline Hawk

In and Pong

Sandy Peters

Pong Maynard, Jacqueline Hawk and Sandy Peters

greeting Suzanne's mom

the Mandzy's, Art collectors

a view of the Opening

lot of talking about Art

debating

Fred Riester showing up

Steve Obermiller and friends

the Maynards

Marilene and Hsiu

Derek Pollitt and Neil Lewis

Chinese fashion

beauties of the Opening

view of one wall

Preparing for the Spring Exhibit

2011-04-03T20:51:00.000-07:00

We are getting ready for our Spring Exhibit
Artists are asked to wear chearful outfits and hand made designed jewelry on the day of the Opening
We met last Saturday to refine some of the latest details for the Opening

Painting by Jacquie

A wall at the gallery

new pottery to view

Adam from the Hippo magazine gave Pong Maynar and Jacquie Hawk an interview last week. They talked about 263 Art Gallery and Pong's dream

ART IN BLOOM exhibit coming to 263 ART GALLERY

2011-03-27T20:03:00.000-07:00

Jacqueline Hawk, Sandra Peters, Marilene Sawaf, Albine Vermot Gaud, Hsiu Norcott, Alene Sirott Cope and George Eross did hang the show yesterday with new vibrant,colorful paintings ..It looks great
The Opening will be on April 9th, 3 to 6pm and everybody is invited to come and attend. Presents will be auctioned, food served and some of the artists will be there to meet the visitors.
Bring family and friends and come over..

Grand Opening of 263 Art Gallery and One unique Boutique

2011-03-26T18:12:00.000-07:00

Jacqueline Hawk and Hsiu Norcott next to Hsiu's painting

Jacqueline Hawk next to the late Ray Rich Bliss who died in December of 2010

Ray explaining his paintings to Jacqui

a corner of the gallery

excellent food at the Opening

Oil Paintings by Marilene Sawaf

Chinese painting on silk by Hsiu Norcott

At left, scultpure by George Eross next to Marilene Sawaf paintings

stain glass staircase at the Gallery

George Eross sculpture

the beauty professionals

Pat Steiner and husband

Marilene Sawaf

Pat Steiner

Pat Hurd

Hsiu Norcott and Pong Maynard, the owner

Alene Sirott Cope and Marilene Sawaf

In October we had to the pleasure to participate in the grand Opening of the 263 Art Gallery. Pong Maynard, the owner of the beautiful Victorian house located at 263 Main street, decided to open a House of Beauty. The actual Art gallery is located on the second floor of the House while hairdressers, beauty professionals and massage therapists work on the first level of the house.