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LOCATION:520 East Savannah Road\nLewes Delaware 19958
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SUMMARY:Local Favorites
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DESCRIPTION:Peninsula Gallery Presents: “Local Favorites\,” a multi-art
 ist\nexhibition on Lower Delaware culture and scenery\n\n \n\nIn “Local
  Favorites\,” 9 Delmarva artists bring the Lewes and\nRehoboth area to l
 ife through paint. The exhibition features 46\noriginal works that capture
  the vibrancy and beauty of the region\nthrough traditional and contempora
 ry styles. Each artist brings their\nown vision to memorable subjects thro
 ughout Lower Delaware\, such as\narchitecture\, boats\, social life and is
 olated serenity.\n\n \n\nAmong the participating artists is Al Barker\, 
 who focuses on the\ntranquil and ever-changing skies of the Delaware shore
 lines. Doris\nIngram\, a long-time Lewes resident\, recreates scenes of 
 local life in\nwatercolor\, from the hustle and bustle of downtown to rust
 ic hidden\ntreasures. Jane McElvany Coonce exhibits views from docks alo
 ng the\nLewes Canal\, including one shot of the picturesque Overfalls\nlig
 htship. Jim Rehak brings to life the seasonal changes of the\nDelmarva P
 eninsula through a combination of impressionistic and\nrealist landscapes.
  Janet Raesly’s seascapes and dune paintings are\noften referred to as 
 expressionistic realism\, finding beauty in simple\nlandscapes. John Eise
 man explores rural and coastal environments and\nsubverts them to capture
  the natural phenomena and mood of the\nmoment. Michelle Marshall paints
  beaches and marshes in a\ncontemporary way by using extraordinary color p
 alettes and elements of\nabstract expressionism\, keeping her work fresh a
 nd spontaneous. Rick\nPhillips uses his background in illustration and a
 dvertising to\nproduce a collection that spotlights the historic cottages 
 and\ncharming streets of downtown Lewes. Jacalyn Beam’s plein air\nimpr
 essionistic paintings show the buzz of the Rehoboth boardwalk and\ndocked 
 boats.\n\n \n\nEach artist on show has a special relationship with Lower 
 Delaware\,\nusing their passion and lived experience to create works that 
 reflect\nwhy this area is a little slice of paradise. “In honor of our 2
 5th\nyear in business\, we are delighted to celebrate the area that has\ns
 upported us. This is the first time we have hosted an exhibition like\nthi
 s\,” says Tony Boyd-Heron\, co-owner of the gallery.\n\n \n\n“Local F
 avorites” is on display from April 3rd to the 25th. Works\nfrom the sho
 w can be previewed www.peninsula-gallery.com\n[http://www.peninsula-galle
 ry.com/]. Purchases of works will begin two\nweeks prior to the opening an
 d are available to purchase as soon as\nthey are displayed on the website.
  \n\n \n\nAn opening reception will be held on Saturday\, April 3 at 5p
 m\,\nbetween 5 and 7 pm\, with timed entry and limited numbers. Attendees\
 nmust reserve a time slot beforehand and are required to wear a mask.\nCal
 l (302) 645-0551 or email peninsulagallery1@gmail.com for\ndetails. \
 n\n \n\nThe gallery is located in the Shops at the Beacon\, 520 East Sav
 annah\nRd. Lewes\, and is open Tue-Sat\, 10-5\, and Sun 11-3.\n\n \n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Peninsula Gallery Presents: &ldquo\;Local F
 avorites\,&rdquo\; a multi-artist exhibition on Lower Delaware culture and
  scenery</p>\n\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\n\n<p>In &ldquo\;Local Favorites\,&rdquo\; 
 9 Delmarva artists bring the Lewes and Rehoboth area to life through paint
 . The exhibition features 46 original works that capture the vibrancy and 
 beauty of the region through traditional and contemporary styles. Each art
 ist brings their own vision to memorable subjects throughout Lower Delawar
 e\, such as architecture\, boats\, social life and isolated serenity.</p>\
 n\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\n\n<p>Among the participating artists is&nbsp\;Al Barker
 \, who focuses on the tranquil and ever-changing skies of the Delaware sho
 relines.&nbsp\;Doris Ingram\,&nbsp\;a long-time Lewes resident\, recreates
  scenes of local life in watercolor\, from the hustle and bustle of downto
 wn to rustic hidden treasures.&nbsp\;Jane McElvany Coonce&nbsp\;exhibits v
 iews from docks along the Lewes Canal\, including one shot of the pictures
 que Overfalls lightship.&nbsp\;Jim Rehak&nbsp\;brings to life the seasonal
  changes of the Delmarva Peninsula through a combination of impressionisti
 c and realist landscapes.&nbsp\;Janet Raesly&rsquo\;s seascapes and dune p
 aintings are often referred to as expressionistic realism\, finding beauty
  in simple landscapes.&nbsp\;John Eiseman&nbsp\;explores rural and coastal
  environments and subverts them to capture the natural phenomena and mood 
 of the moment.&nbsp\;Michelle Marshall&nbsp\;paints beaches and marshes in
  a contemporary way by using extraordinary color palettes and elements of 
 abstract expressionism\, keeping her work fresh and spontaneous.&nbsp\;Ric
 k Phillips&nbsp\;uses his background in illustration and advertising to pr
 oduce a collection that spotlights the historic cottages and charming stre
 ets of downtown Lewes.&nbsp\;Jacalyn Beam&rsquo\;s plein air impressionist
 ic paintings show the buzz of the Rehoboth boardwalk and docked boats.</p>
 \n\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\n\n<p>Each artist on show has a special relationship wi
 th Lower Delaware\, using their passion and lived experience to create wor
 ks that reflect why this area is a little slice of paradise. &ldquo\;In ho
 nor of our 25th year in business\, we are delighted to celebrate the area 
 that has supported us. This is the first time we have hosted an exhibition
  like this\,&rdquo\; says Tony Boyd-Heron\, co-owner of the gallery.</p>\n
 \n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\n\n<p>&ldquo\;Local Favorites&rdquo\; is on display from&
 nbsp\;April 3rd to the 25th. Works from the show can be previewed&nbsp\;<a
  data-saferedirecturl=\"https://www.google.com/url?q=http://www.peninsula-
 gallery.com&amp\;source=gmail&amp\;ust=1616682532337000&amp\;usg=AFQjCNE8N
 0OTj7eS1tYh6TAd5TqHQfAoNA\" href=\"http://www.peninsula-gallery.com/\" tar
 get=\"_blank\">www.peninsula-gallery.com</a>. Purchases of works will begi
 n two weeks prior to the opening and are available to purchase as soon as 
 they are displayed on the website.&nbsp\;</p>\n\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\n\n<p>An o
 pening reception will be held on&nbsp\;Saturday\, April 3 at 5pm\, between
  5 and 7 pm\, with timed entry and limited numbers. Attendees must reserve
  a time slot beforehand and are required to wear a mask. Call&nbsp\;(302) 
 645-0551&nbsp\;or email&nbsp\;<a href=\"mailto:peninsulagallery1@gmail.com
 \" target=\"_blank\">peninsulagallery1@gmail.com</a>&nbsp\;for details.&nb
 sp\;</p>\n\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\n\n<p>The gallery is located in the Shops at th
 e Beacon\,&nbsp\;520 East Savannah Rd. Lewes\,&nbsp\;and is open Tue-Sat\,
  10-5\, and Sun 11-3.</p>\n\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>
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