Three Artists At Bachelier Cardonsky

KENT — Bachelier Cardonsky Gallery is presenting an exhibition featuring three painters who draw from nature or urban landscape for their subjects: Daniel Feldman, Suzanne Howes-Stevens and Elisa Tenenbaum. The exhibition runs through December 18.

Mr Feldman is a strong painter whose urban images are as bold and vibrant as the city itself. Nighttime highways, congested buildings and crowded streets are his subjects.

Ms Howes-Stevens relies on many sources to layer her works, literally with maps and oils, emotionally with memories of her travels. Her atmospheric landscapes, some panoramic in scale, are tributes to the “places where land meets water, luminal places, vibrating with new life.”

Ms Tenenbaum paints beautiful croppings from nature: lemons, melons, peapods, etc. She also paints from a larger view; an inviting path through the field. All of her works are subtly rendered with a classic, romantic spirit and colored in quiet, earthy tones.

Bachelier Cardonsky Gallery is on North Main Street (Route 7). For information, call 860-927-3129 or visit www.BachelierCardonsky.com.