Courthouse Gallery Fine Art has released the video of Alison’s Zoom talk. Hear Alison’s conversation with art colleague Linden Frederick as they discuss the paintings in Alison’s exhibition Hours of the Day . Your window into listening to two painters talk about color, light and how they make paintings.
New catalogue published with "Hours of the Day" exhibition /
Courthouse Gallery Fine Art has published a color catalogue as a companion to Alison Rector’s Hours of the Day exhibition. The exhibition catalogue features 20 new paintings and an essay by fiction writer Laurel Davis Huber, author of the novel The Velveteen Daughter.
For more information about the exhibition and catalogue, link here: 2020 Exhibition Catalogue at Courthouse Gallery Fine Art
Or view the catalogue at this link: Alison Rector 2020 Hours of the Day exhibition catalogue
You may order a print copy of the catalogue through Courthouse Gallery Fine Art.
Train Songs art + music event on YouTube /
Greenhut Galleries has released a video of Alison’s Train Song art + music event at the gallery on August 14, 2019.
Click here: Alison Rector presentation on YouTube
Thank you to musicians Edith Gawler and Bennett Konesni for their participation. And thank you to Kelley Lehr and John Danos of Greenhut Galleries for hosting the event.
"Alison Rector Shows America from the Seat of a Train" by Bob Keyes /
Bob Keyes, staff writer for the Portland Press Herald and Maine Today writes about Alison’s exhibit Train Journey. “Known for her pictures of Maine libraries”, Keyes explains, “the painter turns her attention to the backside of cities in a show at Greenhut Galleries”.
Read the full article at this link: Alison Rector’s Train Journey by Bob Keyes
"Alison Rector fills Interior spaces with Energy and Light" /
Read a profile of Alison Rector and her art work in the March 2019 issue of Maine Boats, Homes and Harbors Magazine.
Author and poet Carl Little writes “While many Maine painters are known for their depictions of the state’s iconic landscape, artist Alison Rector has gained acclaim for her interior views—light-filled spaces, both public and private.”
"How Maine influences my art work" /
45 second video of Rector explaining how living and working in Maine has influenced her work.
Click on this link from the Center for Maine Contemporary Art in Rockland Maine: Alison Rector speaks about being an artist in Maine
"Alison Rector's Literary Art" in Maine Today Magazine by Bob Keyes /
Award-winning journalist Bob Keyes writes about a conversation with Alison about her exhibit at the Ogunquit Museum of American Art.
"Painter Alison Rector Celebrates the Beauty of Maine Libraries"
Noon on Oct. 13, Alison giving a talk at Ogunquit Museum of American Art /
Gallery Talk: artist Alison Rector guides visitors through her current exhibition, Alison Rector: The Value of Thought. 12 p.m. – 1 p.m. This talk is free with museum admission. OMAA members always admitted free.
For more information: https://ogunquitmuseum.org