In just one week!

Today six artists met in Patriot Place store #217 to finalize plans for opening a brand new gallery in just one week.

A great space!

Kathy Hutchinson, president of the Foxboro Art Association, shown outside the new
gallery with Jack Gannon who spearheaded this wonderful opportunity

The gallery will display the work of local artists and feature three new revolving artists each weekend.

Foxboro Art Association co-Vice-Presidents Ann Gorbett and Polo Barrera

For more information or to learn how to display your work at the gallery, contact us at foxboroart@gmail.com

Thanks! Looking forward to seeing you at the gallery soon!

Permanent Artist :: Kim Morin Weineck April 2011-June 2011

A wife, mother, artist and teacher, Kim is always busy finding time to create paintings in her combination studio/children’s playroom. She enjoys working in all mediums, but favors oils and pastels -- switching back and forth between the two when the subject dictates.

©2010 Kim Morin Weineck

Marsh, original pastel, detail, 7x7"

Kim graduated with distinction from Massachusetts College of Art and Design with special study at the Pont-Aven School of Contemporary Art in Brittany, France. This year Kim was juried into two prestigious pastel societies: a signature member of (1) the Pastel Painters Society of Cape Cod and (2) the Pastel Society of America.

© Kim Morin Weineck, Brant Point Light, pastel 9x12"

She is the founder and an instructor of the Neponset Valley Artists, a member of the Foxboro Art Association, and an artist member of the Arts Foundation of Cape Cod. Her work has been featured in Yankee Magazine and is held in many collections both here and abroad.

Recent shows include a joint show at Gallery9, Norwood, MA where her work was shown with one of her students, a joint show with Jennifer O'Neil this spring in Norfolk, MA, and a feature in the "Women in the Arts" show this past March in North Attleborough, MA where she lives.

©Kim Morin Weineck, Marsh Panorama, pastel, 16x6"

More information can be found about Kim on her blog kimmorinweineck.blogspot.com and on her Facebook page: Kim Morin Weineck's Art and on Twitter @kimweineck.

Kim was a permanent artist at the Gallery from April 2011 through June 2011.