From Inside Out... Three Women & Their Art
Countryside Gallery would like to invite you to our Fall 2024
Exhibition!
Renee Egan, Pat Proniewski, and Arlene Freed are our featured
artists for the month of October, with their exhibition "From
Inside Out... Three Women & Their Art."
The artwork will be on display from October 1st thru October 31st
at our South State Street gallery.
Meet the artists Sunday October 13th from 2:00-5:00 PM!
2 South State Street
Newtown Pennsylvania 18940
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Newtown Pennsylvania 18940
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Countrysideframes@gmail.com
215.896.2246
Sunday - Monday 11am - 4pm
Tuesday - Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday - Saturday 10am - 7pm
Tuesday - Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday - Saturday 10am - 7pm
Renee Egan
Renee is an avid oil painter. She began her art training at Paier School of Art in Connecticut and received her BFA at The College of New Jersey. She continues to take graduate courses at The Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia.
Renee is an avid oil painter. She began her art training at Paier School of Art in Connecticut and received her BFA at The College of New Jersey. She continues to take graduate courses at The Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia.
Renee has won several awards in Bucks County's juried shows for
her landscapes and charcoal portraits, and was a New Jersey high
school art teacher for 18 years. She currently teaches privately
in her studio in Yardley and at AOY art Center in Yardley Pa. You
can see Egan's work regularly in local juried shows and galleries
around the Bucks County area.
Pat Proniewski
"Perhaps I'm a landscape or floral painter. Whatever the case, it's the light and the drama it creates which is the real subject of my work, and has fascinated me since childhood. Painting affords me the opportunity to study and interpret light and its ability to create shadow, model form, punctuate textures, define space, set a mood, and emphasize the subtleties of color. Sometimes I'm inspired to embellish or simplify what I see. Whatever is done, I aim for the viewer to examine the reality I consider before me."
"Perhaps I'm a landscape or floral painter. Whatever the case, it's the light and the drama it creates which is the real subject of my work, and has fascinated me since childhood. Painting affords me the opportunity to study and interpret light and its ability to create shadow, model form, punctuate textures, define space, set a mood, and emphasize the subtleties of color. Sometimes I'm inspired to embellish or simplify what I see. Whatever is done, I aim for the viewer to examine the reality I consider before me."
Arlene Freed
"Being an artist has been a lifelong choice. There are very few mediums that I haven't put my hands on. I've loved each and every art form that I've tried, including … pottery, sculpting, sewing, knitting, painting, jewelry, murals, and more.
After receiving a BA in Advertising and Design from The College of New Jersey, I spent a number of years as a graphic artist. But the desire to work with my hands took over, and I spent 20 years as a metalsmith, handcrafting jewelry, and selling my work at fine craft shows and galleries around the country."
"Being an artist has been a lifelong choice. There are very few mediums that I haven't put my hands on. I've loved each and every art form that I've tried, including … pottery, sculpting, sewing, knitting, painting, jewelry, murals, and more.
After receiving a BA in Advertising and Design from The College of New Jersey, I spent a number of years as a graphic artist. But the desire to work with my hands took over, and I spent 20 years as a metalsmith, handcrafting jewelry, and selling my work at fine craft shows and galleries around the country."
