Keith Sorenson - Oils
October 1 – 30, 2021

Keith Sorenson fills the gallery with colorful, abstracted oil landscapes and river scenes.

Also showing are a new series of “Quiet” paintings in oil by Dederick Ward; bold yet whimsical floral paintings in oil by Cathy Schoenberg; a selection of sculpted oil paintings by Michael Clough and a variety of trees, tidal pools and mountains in oil pastel by Kathleen Faulkner.

For fall, we have a great new selection of handmade jewelry, glass work, sculptures and tables from your favorite Scott Milo artists. Come see us.

There is no art reception scheduled at this time. Check our Facebook and Instagram pages for notices and view the show in its entirety here on the front page of our website.

Image: “By Tranquil Water”, 24x36 Oil by Keith Sorenson

Keith Sorenson - Oils

Dederick Ward - Oils

Kathleen Faulkner – Oil Pastels

 Cathy Schoenberg - Oils

Michael Clough - Oils

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