436 Main Street Quincy. CA 95971
After a difficult month-and-a-half, the Main Street Gallery of Artists in Quincy is today, September 2, filled with light and clear air. The new show features tables, treasure boxes and other artworks in wood by Bruce Powell, and many new works by the artists in the Gallery. Enjoy these views of the Gallery. Please come and enjoy fine art in a peaceful setting.
| MONUMENTAL ART |
| October saw the gallery featuring the art of Russ Flint. Russ Flint’s art represents three fundamental elements: Movement, Composition and Balance. In the current show, “MONUMENTAL ART,” Russ has painted domestic life from the past including farming and harvesting, and social life with musicians and dancers. Russ’ style is influenced by Renaissance art from Rubens and Michaelangelo among others. He is also fascinated by the huge Europeanmedieval cathedrals. He weaves their geometry into his figures and structures. |
Written by a friend of the gallery October 4, 2019
The Gallery ushered in the Fall with works of two seasoned Quincy artists, John Sheehan and Y.Chang, plus metal sculptures by guest artist, Jeff Lamattina. John and Y.Chang have been at the gallery since its inception in 2009 and are currently active participants in its continued success.
John’s show titled “Rocks” showcased a series of watercolor scenes at Buck’s Lake (see above). He captures the lake as it changes throughout the seasons.
Y.Chang shared the gallery with John with a show titled “Flights of Fancy”. She showcased her lifelong fascination with fantasy, color and the unseen (see below).
The Gallery also highlighted the amazing robots and otherworldly metal objects by guest artist, Jeff LaMattina.
