#29 Genevieve Hunt and Kim Barry

#29 on the Brochure

Artists showing at: Genevieve Hunt Art 8 Sunset Ln, Dartmouth, MA, 02748

Genevieve Hunt

BOTH TOURS

WATERCOLOR: Watercolor Landscapes, gardens and coastal scenes of southeastern Massachusetts

genevievehuntart@gmail.com

http://www.genevievehuntart.com

Will provide ongoing demonstrations throughout the Tour weekend.

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After 25 years as a metalsmith and jewelry teacher, Genevieve Hunt started watercolor painting classes with Alison Wells and Jay Ryan during the early 2020 pandemic as a way to stay engaged as an artist. Since then she has devoted herself full time to watercolor painting with the intention of creating a visual record of local coastlines and documenting impacts due to climate change. She is a member of 6 1/2 Bridge Street Gallery in South Dartmouth, MA where she currently exhibits her paintings. Genevieve also has exhibited her work locally at the Dartmouth Cultural Center and the Marion Art Center. She has a BA in Psychology from the University of Southern Maine and an ALM in Sustainability from Harvard University.

Please park in driveway or on west side of street in front of house. Follow signs through white gate between house and garage to studio attached to back of house. Studio is accessible.

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Kim Barry

BOTH TOURS

OIL/CLAY: Paintings that are inspired by the natural world

claytroutpottery@gmail.com

https://www.kimbarrypainting.com

508-397-6405

Will provide ongoing demonstrations throughout the Tour weekend. Kim will show demonstrations of glazing tile and painting from observation.

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Kim Barry is a painter, potter, sculptor, and art educator. She graduated from Rhode Island School of Design with a BFA in Sculpture and from University of Massachusetts/Dartmouth with an MFA in Painting. Kim has lived in the south coast of Massachusetts most of her life. Her work is informed by this beautiful, coastal environment and the natural objects she encounters. Ms. Barry states, “My pockets are always full of shells and the bits I discover along my walks. Through deep observation and my intimate response to the natural world, I find a bounty of inspiration for my paintings. My subject matter such as fruits, flowers, veggies, or shells can often reference the human form, gesture, memory, emotion, sensuality or simply capturing the energy of a time and place.”

Plein air painting is also a big part of Ms. Barry’s process stating, “I am invigorated by the experience of painting out in nature chasing the movement of the clouds, water, light, and vegetation. The goal is to capture the essence of what I am sensing in that place, at that time of day and season. It could be a windy, sunny, autumn day in the marsh or a quiet, misty, summer morning at the harbor.”

Ms. Barry is also the owner of Clay Trout Pottery where she makes unique plant pots and sculpted, glazed tiles.

You may park in driveway