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Chelsea Painters Art Fair – June 2nd & 3rd, 2012
The Chelsea Painters Art Fair is held the first full weekend of June each year. This event is popular among collectors of fine art and draws visitors from . . .
Teresa Freed – Artist Profile
Teresa is captivated by light and shadow, mood and atmosphere and the spirit of nature. She finds that the brilliant hues available in pastels allow her to depict these elusive characteristics. Her goal is to produce paintings that inspire introspection – paintings that nurture the viewer’s process of self-discovery and self-awareness. Her greatest pleasure comes [Full Article]
About Chelsea Painters
Chelsea Painters is a diverse group of talented men and women who are actively involved in art on local, regional, and national levels. Members include nationally recognized painters and Signature Members of . . .
Nancy Feldkamp’s Painting in Prestigious MWCS Exhibition
“Running Through Beckwithland” by Nancy Feldkamp will be displayed at the Lansing Art Gallery and Education Center during the Michigan Water Color Society’s 65th Annual Exhibition. The 2012 exhibition in Lansing, Michigan runs from May 4th to June 29th. It was juried by George James, Professor of Art Emeritus from California State University, Fullerton, California. [Full Article]
Madeleine Vallier’s Painting in MWCS Exhibition
Chelsea Painters long time member Madeleine Vallier’s watercolor painting Symphony in Green is on display at the Michigan Water Color Society’s 64th Annual Exhibition. Over the years, Madeleine has had many works juried into this prestigious show. The painting is part of an on going series inspired by Madeleine’s memories of the European countryside. The 2011 exhibition runs [Full Article]
Chelsea Painters Exhibit at “A Collector’s Country Garden” – Sept. 19, 2010
The renowned artist Marc Chagall said, “Great art picks up where nature ends,” and the gardens included in the 20th Annual Ann Arbor Garden Walk, held Saturday, June 12 from 10-4, provide a wealth of inspiration. Chelsea Painters artistically interpreted these lovely gardens in styles ranging from realism to abstract during the summer months. . . .


