Mystic Arts
Center: showcases the exhibition
One World, Five Photographers,
a first-time collaboration of five internationally renowned
travel photographers. The beautifully arranged exhibit runs
simultaneously with the juried 30th Annual Photo
Show. Open daily at 9 Water Street. 860-536-7601
www.mysticarts.org
The Hollow Art and Antique Gallery:
will host a Champaign and Chocolate Opening for their
“miniature” show, which includes new oil paintings by Heather
Gibson Lusk, fused glass books by Catherine Gibson, and other
dainty artwork by local artists, sculptors and artisans.
Co-authors Richard and Antoinette Ledzian will be on-hand to
sign their new book, “The Cat Who Lost His Meow.” Open daily at
12 Water Street. 860-572-9704.
The Courtyard Gallery:
Zhang, an art
exhibit featuring the paintings and drawings of Christopher
Zhang, will be on display at the Courtyard Gallery. Zhang is a
master member of the Copley Society of Boston, Mass., and a
recipient of numerous national awards. Music by Sarah Stifler
Lucas. Open daily at Water Street. 860-536-5059.
www.courtyardgallerymystic.com
Trade Winds Gallery: Established in 1974, the
gallery showcases original works of art from over a dozen well
known local and regional artists and carries a growing selection
of original antique maps and prints. 42 West Main St.
860-536-0119
www.tradewindsgallery.net.
Courtyard Gallery on Main: will present
Nice Work If You Can Get It,
an exhibition of the paintings of contemporary realist Del-Bourree
Bach, who enjoys painting many different subjects and locations,
and is perhaps best known for his paintings of the sea and life
around it. Music by Mark Tabor. Open daily at 9 West Main
Street
www.courtyardgallerymystic.com 860-536-5059
The Finer Line Gallery:
will feature work by marine artist Bill Abt and mixed media
artist Dona McKee during the month of November. Both artists
will be in attendance at the gallery reception. Open daily
at 48 W. Main Street. 860-536-8339
www.finerlinegallery.com
Emporium Gallery:
hosts the
vibrant exhibition,
Abstract-Ism, by Matt Makela, which combines iconic
symbolism in striking abstract forms. Open daily at 15 Water
Street. 860-536-3891
