BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:SoDel X-WR-CALNAME:\"The Eastern Shore\" | Art Exhibition BEGIN:VEVENT UID:365702026-08-17 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260817 SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260818 LOCATION:520 East Savannah Road\nLewes Delaware 19958 X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-ADDRESS=520 East Savannah Road\nLew es Delaware 19958;X-APPLE-RADIUS=49;X-TITLE=520 East Savannah Road:geo:38. 777734,-75.136051 GEO:38.777734;-75.136051 SUMMARY:\"The Eastern Shore\" | Art Exhibition CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:In honor of its 30th anniversary\, the Peninsula Gallery has be en\ninviting significant artists from its past to participate in\nexhibiti ons throughout the year. The gallery’s September show\,\n“The Eastern Shore\,” is one of these showcases\, with returning\nartists highlightin g how their work has evolved over the years. From\nAugust 29 to September 27\, Carole Böggemann Peirson\, Lynne Lockhart\,\nand Kirk McBride will d isplay artwork inspired by the DelMarVa region\,\npresenting the area thro ugh their artistic eye. While each artist has\ntheir own technique and sub ject matter\, their painterly style and\nsense of light unify the collecti on. These paintings aren’t realist\nor abstract\; rather\, they use impr essionistic methods and tactile\nelements to give the beauty of our enviro nment an aesthetic flair. An\nopening reception will be held on Saturday\, August 29\, from 5:00 to\n6:30 pm\, which is free and open to everyone. J oin the gallery staff\nand exhibitors for an evening of fine art and compl imentary food and\ndrink. Attendees will have the opportunity to mingle wi th some of the\nshow’s participating artists.  Dutch artist Carole Bög gemann\nPeirson has been a professional oil painter since 2005 and is know n\nfor her East Coast landscapes. Her ethereal works in oil and cold wax\n are inspired by the idea that all living things are connected and that\nwe are spiritual beings having a temporary physical experience. She\nenjoys creating harmonious abstracted landscapes on cradled boards\nthat invite t he viewer to explore the intricate layers of colors and\ntextures. The pro cess of applying layers of oil paint and wax and then\nuncovering previous layers results in an interesting balance between\nsurprising effects and deliberate design. The paintings are meant to\nevoke emotions and memories through the use of intentional surface\ntexture and a hazy\, dreamlike fi nish.  The quiet observation of the\nnatural world\, both wild and tame\, provides endless inspiration for\nLynne Lockhart. Her work focuses on ani mals and landscapes\, often\ncombining the two. She lives on Maryland's Ea stern Shore with a mutt\nand her husband\, painter Kirk McBride\, and she is a 14-year Signature\nMember of the Society of Animal Artists. For this exhibition\, Lynne\nhas provided a variety of images featuring animals spe cific to our\nregion\, such as horses\, cows\, goats\, and more. Her fauna are presented\nin both traditional portrait style and candid location-bas ed scenes.\nThe habitat works see friendly critters engaging with their na tural\nenvironments — chickens roaming a yard\, sheep being herded\, dog s\nprotecting their houses — while the portraits are emotive\,\nshowcasi ng the personalities of the different breeds.  After winning\n“Best in Show” at his first local art show while attending the\nUniversity of Mar yland\, Kirk McBride decided to pursue a life as an\nartist. He has been a t it since the 1970s\, part-time while teaching\nand raising a family\, an d full-time since the early 90s. He has\nparticipated in many exhibitions and painting events and is a\nSignature Member of the Mid Atlantic Plein A ir Painters Association\nand the American Society of Marine Artists. Kirk is represented by\nnine fine galleries along the East Coast\, and he lives in Berlin\, MD\nwith his wife\, Lynne Lockhart. Kirk is known for the int eraction of\nlight and shadow in the images he portrays. The fleeting ligh t of\nearly morning or late evening creates a mood that unifies paintings of\na variety of subjects. Viewers can see this on display in the 10 oil\n paintings featured in “The Eastern Shore.” McBride’s beach\nscenes a re brought to life with the help of loose brushstrokes\, giving\nan impast o that creates dimension and movement within the\noceanscapes.    “The Eastern Shore” is on display from August\n29th to September 27th. Works from the show can be previewed at\nwww.peninsula-gallery.com and are avai lable for pre-sale.  The\ngallery is located in the Shops at the Beacon\, 520 East Savannah Rd.\nLewes\, DE\, and is open Tue-Sat 10-5\, and Sun 11 -3. Venue: Peninsula\nGallery.\n X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

In honor of its 30th anniversary\, the Peni nsula Gallery has been inviting significant artists from its past to parti cipate in exhibitions throughout the year. The gallery&rsquo\;s September show\, &ldquo\;The Eastern Shore\,&rdquo\; is one of these showcases\, wit h returning artists highlighting how their work has evolved over the years . From August 29 to September 27\, Carole Bö\;ggemann Peirson\, Lynne Lockhart\, and Kirk McBride will display artwork inspired by the DelMarVa region\, presenting the area through their artistic eye. While each artist has their own technique and subject matter\, their painterly style and se nse of light unify the collection. These paintings aren&rsquo\;t realist o r abstract\; rather\, they use impressionistic methods and tactile element s to give the beauty of our environment an aesthetic flair. An opening rec eption will be held on Saturday\, August 29\, from 5:00 to 6:30 pm\, which is free and open to everyone. Join the gallery staff and exhibitors for a n evening of fine art and complimentary food and drink. Attendees will hav e the opportunity to mingle with some of the show&rsquo\;s participating a rtists. \; Dutch artist Carole Bö\;ggemann Peirson has been a prof essional oil painter since 2005 and is known for her East Coast landscapes . Her ethereal works in oil and cold wax are inspired by the idea that all living things are connected and that we are spiritual beings having a tem porary physical experience. She enjoys creating harmonious abstracted land scapes on cradled boards that invite the viewer to explore the intricate l ayers of colors and textures. The process of applying layers of oil paint and wax and then uncovering previous layers results in an interesting bala nce between surprising effects and deliberate design. The paintings are me ant to evoke emotions and memories through the use of intentional surface texture and a hazy\, dreamlike finish. \; The quiet observation of the natural world\, both wild and tame\, provides endless inspiration for Lyn ne Lockhart. Her work focuses on animals and landscapes\, often combining the two. She lives on Maryland'\;s Eastern Shore with a mutt and her hu sband\, painter Kirk McBride\, and she is a 14-year Signature Member of th e Society of Animal Artists. For this exhibition\, Lynne has provided a va riety of images featuring animals specific to our region\, such as horses\ , cows\, goats\, and more. Her fauna are presented in both traditional por trait style and candid location-based scenes. The habitat works see friend ly critters engaging with their natural environments &mdash\; chickens roa ming a yard\, sheep being herded\, dogs protecting their houses &mdash\; w hile the portraits are emotive\, showcasing the personalities of the diffe rent breeds. \; After winning &ldquo\;Best in Show&rdquo\; at his firs t local art show while attending the University of Maryland\, Kirk McBride decided to pursue a life as an artist. He has been at it since the 1970s\ , part-time while teaching and raising a family\, and full-time since the early 90s. He has participated in many exhibitions and painting events and is a Signature Member of the Mid Atlantic Plein Air Painters Association and the American Society of Marine Artists. Kirk is represented by nine fi ne galleries along the East Coast\, and he lives in Berlin\, MD with his w ife\, Lynne Lockhart. Kirk is known for the interaction of light and shado w in the images he portrays. The fleeting light of early morning or late e vening creates a mood that unifies paintings of a variety of subjects. Vie wers can see this on display in the 10 oil paintings featured in &ldquo\;T he Eastern Shore.&rdquo\; McBride&rsquo\;s beach scenes are brought to lif e with the help of loose brushstrokes\, giving an impasto that creates dim ension and movement within the oceanscapes. \;  \; &ldquo\;The Eas tern Shore&rdquo\; is on display from August 29th to September 27th. Works from the show can be previewed at www.peninsula-gallery.com and are avail able for pre-sale. \; The gallery is located in the Shops at the Beaco n\, 520 East Savannah Rd. Lewes\, DE\, and is open Tue-Sat 10-5\, and Sun 11-3. Venue: Peninsula Gallery.

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