Lucy Vincent on Display at Featherstone Art Show
Paintings by Valentine Estabrook and John Holloday welcome visitors to Featherstone's newest show.
Paintings by Valentine Estabrook and John Holloday welcome visitors to Featherstone's newest show.
A crowded gallery for the opening reception.
A crowded gallery for the opening reception.
Warren Gaines, who also showed work, studies the displays.
Warren Gaines, who also showed work, studies the displays.
Scott Crawford's End of the Day drew onlookers.
Scott Crawford's End of the Day drew onlookers.
Francis Creney's three-dimensional representation of Lucy Vincent.
Francis Creney's three-dimensional representation of Lucy Vincent.
Francis Creney's three-dimensional representation of Lucy Vincent.
Francis Creney's three-dimensional representation of Lucy Vincent.
Deborah and Warren Gaines (front) both submitted artwork to show.
Deborah and Warren Gaines (front) both submitted artwork to show.
Texture on acrylic painting reminiscient of the cliffs.
Texture on acrylic painting reminiscient of the cliffs.
Lucy Vincent represented even in the abstract.
Lucy Vincent represented even in the abstract.
Once towering, now crumbling, the cliff at Lucy Vincent Beach has inspired artists and photographers throughout the world. Beginning this weekend Featherstone Center for the Arts will showcase artwork featuring the Chilmark beach and its famous cliff in both its present and past formations. The theme was suggested by Linda Ziegler, and provides an opportunity to reflect on the ways the landmark has been documented in various mediums, from painting and photography to sculpture, poetry and music.
An opening reception was held Sunday, April 21. The show will remain open daily through May 8 from noon to 4 p.m.