Twenty local artists describe in colors and shapes  their own definition of Abstraction.

Putting  the East in Easthampton: The Great Indo-Tibetan Bazaar at the Elusie Gallery Curated by Elisa Mishori, a long time lover, collector and merchant of fine arts and crafts from the Indian Sub-continent, this unique exhibit/market place will feature a large selection of museum quality Tibetan thankas: Taras, Buddhas, Saraswatis, Mandalas… and wrathful deities too, all personally selected on location with the artists; gorgeous cushions and quilts sewn from antique embroidered Indian dress bodices; a large variety of small Buddhist…

Martha Braun’s work is most easily identified as painting though it contains elements of the sculptural and photographic as well. The work sits in the realm of non-representation and presents a point of focus for the silence of contemplation, subtlety of color, and the elegance of form. Martha Braun is a visual artist who received her Master of Fine Arts Degree from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design in Boston with residencies in Provincetown. She maintains her studio in…

Silk Roads/Paper Trails features Elisa Lanzi’s original hand pulled monotype prints, handmade paper works, as well as an illustrated haiku portfolio. The artist explores the geography of ancient silk routes - the crossroads, oases, and waterways - as avenues for conveying the invention of papermaking across the globe. Lanzi fuses her own family history, real and imagined, on to these same routes ending up in the Mediterranean. The artist combines painterly monotypes created from non - toxic color inks with…

An extensive selection of landscape paintings from Western Mass. and Ireland by Ashfield resident Jim Murphy in a style that has the color and brushwork of American Impressionists. Meet the Artist during ArtWalk on July 13, 5-8

Marty Klein returns to the Elusie Gallery in this mid-summer exhibit that will feature some recent scanographic images as well as a selection of Klein's classics. Meet Marty during Artwalk Easthampton on Saturday Aug. 10 from 5 to 8. Learn about scanography and a few of his other passions, like mycology or foraging. The exhibit runs through September 7. The Elusie Gallery is open when Big Red Frame is open.

A group exhibit by Artists at the Crossroads. With work by Bernie Duffy, Beverlee Corriveau, Donna Shaw, E.E. Eidman, Janet Miller, Joan Barnard-Nelson, Linda Lastoff, Madelyn Miller, Peter Sarno, Sue Newman. Formed in 2011, “Artists at the Crossroads” is a group of 12 impassioned professional artists from the Western Massachusetts and Northern Connecticut region.  Collectively they present an eclectic body of work covering all mediums and styles of fine art including traditional, contemporary and three dimensional.  Each artist is encouraged…

The Elusie Gallery is hosting (ghosting?) an exhibit of a very strange nature. Please read with caution and a sense of humor… Below is the press release that Van Stratten concocted with incredible foresight more than 40 years ago…or by his alter ego Ken Gagne...? For Immediate Release “The Lost Seclusion Drawings” by Cletus Van Stratten at The Elusie Gallery October 10 - November 5 with the opening Reception on Saturday October 12: 5-8 PM In Easthampton, Massachusetts, the Elusie…

“Chapters” Intaglio Etchings and drypoint & monotype prints by Olwen Oherlihy Dowling November 9 - December 7 Artist Reception on Saturday November 9, 5-8pm "My prints and paintings are personal and are placed where I have a close relationships such as The Berkshires and Ireland”. Owen Dowling emigrated with her family to the United States from Ireland as a child. She grew up in Malibu California. Her primary inspirations in art are Mary Cassatt, Richard Diebenkorn, Turner, and Winslow Homer.…

That is our 5th annual end of the year Arts & Crafts marketplace. Your one stop source for thoughtful gift giving!

An Exploration in Mixing Media, by Jan Ruby-Crystal

We are very excited to see that ArtWalk is back in Easthampton, and happy to welcome you back at the Elusie Gallery!  We are also quite pleased with the timing of our first post-pandemic exhibit, even though it was not planned. INSIDE OUT showcases the work of Kevin Scace, an Easthampton resident, that he created while following an Arts program while incarcerated at the Berkshires County Jail. His naive yet very detailed artistic vision of the "Outside while Inside" is…

A Community Art Show brought to you by The Color Collaborative and Resilient Community Arts. This exhibit will showcase the unique creations of artists from two Eastworks - based community arts spaces: Resilient Community Arts and the Color Collaborative, and will feature paintings, drawings, textiles, sculptures, and possibly some new inventions the world has never seen before! Spring Outklook will open May 6 for the Monthly ArtWalk Easthampton and run through May 21.

Part of the WILD & PRECIOUS ARTS FESTIVAL that took place all around Easthampton May 27th and 28th, this exhibit showcases the work of women artists over the age of fifty. Even though the festival was a one week-end affair, the W&P art exhibit is up through June 24th, including for a second reception during ArtWalk Easthampton, June 3rd, between 5pm and 8pm.

Pastel Paintings by Dallas Looman. Dallas Looman was drawn to painting at a very young age, first as a different form of communication, one he felt more comfortable with. As an autistic child going through school, he would draw pictures to share what had happened at school with his mom. But that way of communicating soon became an artistic passion, drawn by the creative process and discovering his fluency with the pastel media. In 2013, one of his pieces was…

Discovering Path opens with Artwalk and runs through October 29. The paintings in this exhibit represent a process of exploring form and seeing where it might go. I started at the beginning of Covid with two triangles seeming to attempt a connection in open space , and eventually arrived at the more literal Path series. Where are we going? There are no markers and no end in sight. On the canvas and in the outer world. These ideas are related…