Online Collection Presentation

Exhibition Statement

“New England Envisioned” brings together Kathryn Milillo and Margaret Gerding in an exhibition that highlights the beauty of coastal Maine and rural Vermont and each artist’s deep connection to her surroundings. Though their subject matter is different the two painters share an interest in the exploration of light and shadow and its effect on the landscape, and in capturing and honoring a quiet moment when the elements of the landscape and angle of light are just right.

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MARGARET GERDING

“Walking, exploring, and painting this New England landscape has continued to be my world…whether the day was moody and grey, or dappled with Spring’s pastel colors, each offered something wonderful to put down on canvas. This “uncertain” year has allowed me to appreciate even more the simple beauty of color and form, along with embracing the spirit of each day.

Each painting in this body of work represents a real place, set in a specific moment of time. Working both plein-air and in the studio allows me to both capture the “moment” and work on pieces that develop the story over time.”
– Margaret Gerding

Coastal Treeline
30″ x 58″ – oil on canvas
$9,000

Low Clouds
40″ x 40″ – oil on canvas
$7,500

Clouds of Blue
18″ x 18″ – oil on canvas
$3,000

Morning Mood
24″ x 24″ – oil on canvas
$4,000

Pink Dawn
16″ x 16″ – oil on panel
$2,500

Untitled
16″ x 16″ – oil on canvas
$2,500

Young Birches
24″ x 24″ – oil on canvas
$4,000

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KATHRYN MILILLO

“Everything changes; everything is connected; pay attention.
– Jane Hirschfield

As the world careened last April, painting became a privileged, paradoxical burden. Gradually, I returned to my favorite places for solace. I chased memories that flickered and gleamed. I searched for those elusive ephemera: color and light. With this collection of Vermont landscapes and buildings, I hope to offer a sense of sanctuary, lightened with a little whimsy.”
– Kathryn Milillo