Fine Arts Gallery

Grace in the Time of a Pandemic

This show embraces the creativity of artists who used their responses to the pandemic to create art. Stacy Johnson created paintings of the natural world. Sara Rene celebrated the landscape ably transforming palette knife mark making into works of art. Merry Maxwell captured flowers and chokecherries from her much beloved hikes. Moving forward, making art, and documenting what we have endured offers us hope: We will endure, we will thrive. Enjoy the show:

Outdoor scene — Sara Rene, Palette Knife

Mountains, trees, and flowers — Sandra Cook, A Gift, 6 x 6"2020

Brown- Eyed Susan flowers — Merry Maxwell, Beaver Creek: Brown-Eyed Susan

Mountains at sunset — Sarah Rene, Palette Knife

Trees behind river — Sarah Rene, Palette Knife

Bright flowers — Sandra Cook, Cultivate Beauty, 6 x 6" 2020

Raven eating berries on branch — Stacy Johnson

Choke cherries with leaf — Merry Maxwell, Beaver Creek: Choke Cherries

Reflection on lake with trees — Stacy Johnson, Reflections2021

Trees in front of mountains — Sarah Rene, Palette Knife

Colorful butterflies — Sandra Cook, Imagine, 6 x 6" 2020

Wheat grass in the evening — Sarah Rene, Palette Knife

The word "love" in patchwork letters. — Sandra Cook, Love, 7-1/4 x 6 2020

Winter valley with the setting sun. — Sarah Rene, Palette Knife

Winter setting along trail in Anchorage — Stacy Johnson, Winter-Anchoragewatercolor & Pen

Drawing of driftwood in the snow — Stacy Johnson, Valdez Glacier2020

Dhal sheep on a cliff — Stacy Johnson, Sheep Family2021

Flowers with the word "joy" — Sandra Cook, Joy, 6 x 6" 2020

For further information or to purchase artwork, please contact Felicia Desimini.