BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:SoDel X-WR-CALNAME:Inside\, Outside: Interactions Between Buildings and Spaces BEGIN:VEVENT UID:151182022-09-25 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220925 SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220926 LOCATION:520 East Savannah Road\nLewes DE 19958 X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-ADDRESS=520 East Savannah Road\nLew es DE 19958;X-APPLE-RADIUS=49;X-TITLE=520 East Savannah Road:geo:38.777734 ,-75.136051 GEO:38.777734;-75.136051 SUMMARY:Inside\, Outside: Interactions Between Buildings and Spaces CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:This September\, the Peninsula Gallery welcomes an architectura l\npainting show\, featuring five unique painters. “Inside\, Outside”\ nexplores our interactions between buildings and spaces\, using\ndifferent artistic styles and mediums.  The works in this show depict\nfamous loca tions like the skyline in New York City and St. Peter’s\nBasilica in Rom e. But the majority of the pieces pay homage to\nfamiliar places found in small towns all across the world. From ballet\nrehearsals to ice cream dat es\, local diners\, and nostalgic motel\nsigns\, these works will transpor t you to a new location far beyond\nLewes.  “While this show does focus on the geometric design of\narchitecture\, the true essence behind each w ork is the “lived-in”\nquality of the spaces. You can feel\, in all th e artist's works\, the\nquality time spent both in and out of these buildi ngs\,” says Shelby\nCooke\, our public relations manager.  Born and rai sed in the New York\nCity metropolitan area\, artist John Aquilino has bee n a working artist\nfor 20 years. His work has earned many accolades\, inc luding five\ngrants\, four awards from the Maryland State Arts Council’s \nIndividual Artist program\, and an individual artist grant from the\nArt s and Humanities Council of Montgomery County. John’s work brings\na gra phic element to cityscapes\, creating an intimate connection with\nbuildin gs through intense precision and detail. Roger Dellar is a\nprofessional a rtist\, who works from his home studio in Surrey\,\nEngland. He visits the United States frequently\, and the Peninsula\nGallery is his only America n venue. Roger’s art reflects his keen\ninterest in people\, their behav ior\, and how the play of light\ntransforms a subject. His paintings captu re everyday situations in\npublic spaces\, usually done plein air. For “ Inside\, Outside\,”\nRoger has painted iconic locations like the histori c Petworth House in\nSouthern England\, as well as scenes known all too we ll for Britons:\ndrinks in the pub.   Christine Heyse is self-taught in watercolors\,\nhaving earned a bachelor's in Nursing Science and worked as an\nEmergency Department Nurse early in her career. But she has been\ndra wing and painting her whole life\, with her love of art having been\nencou raged by her father\, who was an industrial designer in New York.\nDuring a hiatus\, while raising her three children\, she took classes in\noil por traiture and became a Registered Copyist at the National\nGallery of Art i n Washington\, DC\, before discovering watercolor.\nChristine paints commo n subjects\, transforming them through colorful\nlight and shadow. Emily T hompson attended the prestigious High School\nof Art & Design and earned h er Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from the\nSchool of Visual Arts in New Yor k. She is a nationally recognized\,\naward-winning artist. Through her pai nting\, she documents the iconic\,\nthe disappearing\, and the abandoned e lements of the American identity.\nEmily’s pieces in this show are fille d with wonderfully nostalgic\nbuildings and signs. Her street scenes take you back to the post-WWII\nyears with their vintage automobiles and motels .  C. Mercedes Walls\ngrew up in New York and New England\, eventually se ttling in lower\nDelaware\, and raising a family with her husband Bill. Sh e received a\nBA in Sociology from SUNY Stonybrook and worked as a probati on and\nparole officer for ten years\, all the while pursuing her passion for\npainting. Mostly self-taught\, her biggest fan and first teacher was\ nher maternal grandfather\, a shoemaker. A signature member of the\nDelawa re Watercolor Society\, a Delaware By Hand Master Artist\, and a\nfounding member of the Mispillion Art League\, Cathy exhibits widely in\nthe regio n\, winning numerous awards. The works featured in “Inside\,\nOutside” are populated with families and friends\, reminding us of\nthe space wher e we share togetherness.  “Inside\, Outside” is on\ndisplay from Sept ember 3rd to 25th. Works from the show can be\npreviewed at www.peninsula- gallery.com and are available for\npre-sale.  A reception will be held on  Saturday\, September 3\, from 5\nto 6:30 pm\, with some of the show’s artists in attendance.\nCall (302) 645-0551 or email peninsulagallery1@ gmail.com for\nfurther details.  The gallery is located in the Village S hoppes at\nthe Beacon Inn\, 520 East Savannah Rd. Lewes\, DE\, and is ope n Tue-Sat\n10-5\, and Sun 11-3. Venue: Peninsula Gallery. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:This September\, the Peninsula Gallery welcome s an architectural painting show\, featuring five unique painters. “Insi de\, Outside” explores our interactions between buildings and spaces\, u sing different artistic styles and mediums.  The works in this show depic t famous locations like the skyline in New York City and St. Peter’s Bas ilica in Rome. But the majority of the pieces pay homage to familiar place s found in small towns all across the world. From ballet rehearsals to ice cream dates\, local diners\, and nostalgic motel signs\, these works will transport you to a new location far beyond Lewes.  “While this show do es focus on the geometric design of architecture\, the true essence behind each work is the “lived-in” quality of the spaces. You can feel\, in all the artist's works\, the quality time spent both in and out of these b uildings\,” says Shelby Cooke\, our public relations manager.  Born and raised in the New York City metropolitan area\, artist John Aquilino has been a working artist for 20 years. His work has earned many accolades\, i ncluding five grants\, four awards from the Maryland State Arts Council’ s Individual Artist program\, and an individual artist grant from the Arts and Humanities Council of Montgomery County. John’s work brings a graph ic element to cityscapes\, creating an intimate connection with buildings through intense precision and detail. Roger Dellar is a professional artis t\, who works from his home studio in Surrey\, England. He visits the Unit ed States frequently\, and the Peninsula Gallery is his only American venu e. Roger’s art reflects his keen interest in people\, their behavior\, a nd how the play of light transforms a subject. His paintings capture every day situations in public spaces\, usually done plein air. For “Inside\, Outside\,” Roger has painted iconic locations like the historic Petworth House in Southern England\, as well as scenes known all too well for Brit ons: drinks in the pub.   Christine Heyse is self-taught in watercolors\ , having earned a bachelor's in Nursing Science and worked as an Emergency Department Nurse early in her career. But she has been drawing and painti ng her whole life\, with her love of art having been encouraged by her fat her\, who was an industrial designer in New York. During a hiatus\, while raising her three children\, she took classes in oil portraiture and becam e a Registered Copyist at the National Gallery of Art in Washington\, DC\, before discovering watercolor. Christine paints common subjects\, transfo rming them through colorful light and shadow. Emily Thompson attended the prestigious High School of Art & Design and earned her Bachelor of Fine Ar ts Degree from the School of Visual Arts in New York. She is a nationally recognized\, award-winning artist. Through her painting\, she documents th e iconic\, the disappearing\, and the abandoned elements of the American i dentity. Emily’s pieces in this show are filled with wonderfully nostalg ic buildings and signs. Her street scenes take you back to the post-WWII y ears with their vintage automobiles and motels.  C. Mercedes Walls grew u p in New York and New England\, eventually settling in lower Delaware\, an d raising a family with her husband Bill. She received a BA in Sociology f rom SUNY Stonybrook and worked as a probation and parole officer for ten y ears\, all the while pursuing her passion for painting. Mostly self-taught \, her biggest fan and first teacher was her maternal grandfather\, a shoe maker. A signature member of the Delaware Watercolor Society\, a Delaware By Hand Master Artist\, and a founding member of the Mispillion Art League \, Cathy exhibits widely in the region\, winning numerous awards. The work s featured in “Inside\, Outside” are populated with families and frien ds\, reminding us of the space where we share togetherness.  “Inside\, Outside” is on display from September 3rd to 25th. Works from the show c an be previewed at www.peninsula-gallery.com and are available for pre-sal e.  A reception will be held on Saturday\, September 3\, from 5 to 6:30 pm\, with some of the show’s artists in attendance. Call (302) 645-0551  or email peninsulagallery1@gmail.com for further details.  The galler y is located in the Village Shoppes at the Beacon Inn\, 520 East Savannah Rd. Lewes\, DE\, and is open Tue-Sat 10-5\, and Sun 11-3. Venue: Peninsul a Gallery. X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE DTSTAMP:20260621T144619Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR