Current Exhibit
“In the Zone” Online Juried Exhibition
September 1 – December 31, 2020
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- “All this Time We Could’ve Been Friends” by Sarah Alexander, mixed media, 28″ x 34.5″, $3000
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- “Autumnal Flow” by Dan Gyves, photograph, 14″ x 20″, $160
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- “Drizzles” by Michael Zeis, photograph, 8″ x 11″, $200
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- “Typhoon Haiyan on Ha Long Bay” by Margo Lemieux, etching with aquatint, 5″ x 12″, $185
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- “For Reasons I Cannot Explain” by David Black, photograph, 19″ x 19″, $700
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- “Day of the Dead 2″ by Wren Barger, photograph, 18″ x 12”, $95
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- “Napa Tree Point Wave Part One” by Linda Bonaccorsi, photograph, 11″ x 17″, $200
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- “Colocasia Leaves” by Dan Gyves, photograph, 20″ x 14″, $180
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- “Surface Tension” by Lissa Banks, acrylic, 24″ x 18″, $1500
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- “Entangled” by Lisa Bailey, watercolor, 17″ x 21″, $350
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- “The Approach” by marypaz, acrylic, 17″ x 28″, $600
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- “Grow Up” by Mary Wojciechowski, alcohol inks, 15″ x 6.5″, $375
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- “Life Goes On” by Rebecca Skinner, photograph, 17″ x 11″, $345
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- “Heavens of lo” by Christine West, monoprint, 14″ x 11″, $300
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- “Center Stage” by Sarah Alexander, mixed media, 34″ x 20″, $1200
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- “Leftover” by Rebecca Skinner, photograph, 17″ x 11″, $345
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- “Natural Magic” by Andrea Warner, monotype collage, 26.5″ x 31.5″, $600
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- “Hurdles” by Michael Zeis, photograph, 12.5″ x 15.5″, $200
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- “Everything and Everything” by Robyn Bourgoin, saltwash & acrylic, 26″ x 26″, $200
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- “Breeze” by Susan Fornaro, acrylic, 11″ x 14″, $225
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- “Above All” by Mary Wojciechowski, watercolor, 16″ x 8″, $500
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- “Visiting Phebe” by Andrea Warner, water media collage, 23″ x 28″, $600
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- “Car Wash Windshield” by Christine West, monoprint, 11″ x 14″, $300
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- “Nuclear Sunrise” by marypaz, acrylic, 28″ x 35″. $850
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- “Bowling Anyone!” by Linda Jane, photograph, 16″ x 24″, $350
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- “Sunlit Poppies” by Frank Robertson, acrylic, 14″ x 11″, $300
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- “Show Me the Way” by Judith Stein, oil and cold wax, 12″ x 12″, $165
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- “Where the Light Gets In” by Walter Spencer, acrylic, 24″ x 12″, $450
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- “Morning Middle” by Lissa Banks, acrylic, 12″ x 12″, $600
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- “Time Transcendent” by Joan Kent, pastel, 10.5″ x 13.5″, $300
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- “The Blue Wave” by Judith Stein, oil and cold wax, 36″ x 24″, $540
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- “Translation No. 1 of “Les Folies d’Espagne” (M. Marais)” by Shany Porras, mixed media, 30″ x 48″, $2200
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- “Day of the Dead 4″ by Wren Barger, photograph, 12″ x 18”, $95
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- “Boogie Streets” by Charles Lanphear, acrylic, 24″ x 36″, $800
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- “Deeper In” by M. Beth McGaw, watercolor, 23″ x 19″, $150
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- “Time for Reflection” by Margaret Munson, pastel, 21″ x 26″, $275
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- “Altered Reality” by Marjorie Sardella, photograph, 16″ x 20″, $165
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- “Salmon Have Arrived” by Margaret Munson, pastel, 13.5″ x 16.5″, $200
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- “Zoned” by Linda Nelson, photograph, 12″ x 16″, $150
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- “A Bend in Time” by Ken Salome, photograph, 10″ x 18″, $75
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- “Counting Z’s” by Lisa Bailey, acrylic, 16″ x 20″, $700
To purchase works please contact us via email at themorinigallery@gmail.com
The Morini Gallery at MMAS is committed to supporting our local artists.
In the words of Emily Hill, the journalist, being “in the zone” is delicious, immersive, and kinda trippy. Time collapses. Sound falls away. Suddenly we look up, and it’s 4 a.m. This tunnel-vision phenomenon is reported by athletes, creatives, and psychologists alike as a hyper-focused, sometimes spiritual, state of mind where anything is possible. It is where we become our most productive, creative, and powerful selves.
Artist’s were asked to take a moment to recall that feeling and show us examples of when they truly felt they were… “In the Zone”.
Artists include:
Sarah Alexander, Lisa Bailey, Lissa Banks, Wren Barger, David Black, Linda Bonaccorsi, Robyn Bourgoin, Susan Fornaro, Dan Gyves, Joan Kent, Charles Lanphear, Margo Lemieux, Linda Mansur, marypaz, M. Beth McGaw, Margaret Munson, Linda Nelson, Shany Porras, Frank Robertson, Kenneth Salome, Marjorie Sardella, Rebecca Skinner, Walter Spencer, Judith Stein, Andrea Warner, Christine West, Mary Wojciechowski and Michael Zeis.
About the Juror
Denise Driscoll
