Events

Three Stones Gallery: Opening Reception “Living Alloy” Exhibit

Living Alloy is an amalgam of two artists coming together in different mediums. Experienced metal worker Ray Ciemny repurposes found metal into inventive and edgy forms. Renowned Scottish artist John Mackechnie transforms scenes of American vintage cars in urban landscapes by combining his photography with painting and printmaking. Together they capture the essence of metal as utilitarian, yet beautiful.

The show also features works by guest artist Gwen Murphy and new works by represented artists: Daryl BurtnettAlyn CarlsonTim DunnbierJoe Faria, and Lynne Klemmer.

Three Stones Gallery 

32 Main Street
Concord, MA 01742
Phone: 978-371-1333
Text: 978-399-8611
Email: info@threestonesgallery.com

Gallery Hours:

Monday, 10 – 5

Tuesday, 10 – 6

Wednesday, 10 – 6

Thursday, 10 – 6

Friday, 10 – 6

Saturday, 10 – 5

Sunday, 10 – 5

 

Artist Demo: The Wild, Wonderful World of Abstract Collage with Kimberly Stoney

Join us on May 3rd for an Artist Demo with Kimberly Stoney, who will give a hands-on demonstration of how she recreates images from life to make abstract collages. Kimberly will share how she prepares the colorful pattern papers used in her multi-layered collages. As Kimberly says, the sense of possibility when holding a “piece of color” is intensely inspiring and sparks the question “what if” that underlies her collaging process.

“I love to tear, fold, and crumple, thin pieces of paint, stained papers and layer them in unexpected compositions, punctuated with active mark making. My collage paintings are inspired by the mundane moments in my daily life: folding laundry, chauffeuring a child, walking in the woods. I’m interested in creating and covering, revealing the layers in my own working process.”

Three Stones Gallery: “Living Alloy” Exhibit

Living Alloy is an amalgam of two artists coming together in different mediums. Experienced metal worker Ray Ciemny repurposes found metal into inventive and edgy forms. Renowned Scottish artist John Mackechnie transforms scenes of American vintage cars in urban landscapes by combining his photography with painting and printmaking. Together they capture the essence of metal as utilitarian, yet beautiful.

The show also features works by guest artist Gwen Murphy and new works by represented artists: Daryl BurtnettAlyn CarlsonTim DunnbierJoe Faria, and Lynne Klemmer.

Three Stones Gallery 

32 Main Street
Concord, MA 01742
Phone: 978-371-1333
Text: 978-399-8611
Email: info@threestonesgallery.com

Gallery Hours:

Monday, 10 – 5

Tuesday, 10 – 6

Wednesday, 10 – 6

Thursday, 10 – 6

Friday, 10 – 6

Saturday, 10 – 5

Sunday, 10 – 5

 

Book Presentation: “Spin Club Stories” with photographer Astrid Reischwitz

Join us Thursday, April 27th at 6pm for a photo-book presentation with photographer Astrid Reischwitz.

Astrid will discuss her body of work and her path to publishing her photo-book Spin Club Stories (Kehrer Verlag, 2022)
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In Spin Club Stories, Astrid explores personal and cultural memory influenced by her upbringing in a small farming village in Northern Germany. She uses keepsakes from family life, old photographs, and embroidered fabric from the village to build a world of memory, identity, and home. The artist takes cues from the old tradition of spin clubs in her village, where village women met to spin wool and create needlework—and share stories while they worked. She transforms this tradition of storytelling into a visual journey. Her own embroidered designs are partial representations of her ancestral linens, emphasizing the fragmentary nature of recollection.

The presentation will be followed by a book signing.

Three Stones Gallery: “Living Alloy” Exhibit

Living Alloy is an amalgam of two artists coming together in different mediums. Experienced metal worker Ray Ciemny repurposes found metal into inventive and edgy forms. Renowned Scottish artist John Mackechnie transforms scenes of American vintage cars in urban landscapes by combining his photography with painting and printmaking. Together they capture the essence of metal as utilitarian, yet beautiful.

The show also features works by guest artist Gwen Murphy and new works by represented artists: Daryl BurtnettAlyn CarlsonTim DunnbierJoe Faria, and Lynne Klemmer.

Three Stones Gallery 

32 Main Street
Concord, MA 01742
Phone: 978-371-1333
Text: 978-399-8611
Email: info@threestonesgallery.com

Gallery Hours:

Monday, 10 – 5

Tuesday, 10 – 6

Wednesday, 10 – 6

Thursday, 10 – 6

Friday, 10 – 6

Saturday, 10 – 5

Sunday, 10 – 5

 

Three Stones Gallery: “Living Alloy” Exhibit

Living Alloy is an amalgam of two artists coming together in different mediums. Experienced metal worker Ray Ciemny repurposes found metal into inventive and edgy forms. Renowned Scottish artist John Mackechnie transforms scenes of American vintage cars in urban landscapes by combining his photography with painting and printmaking. Together they capture the essence of metal as utilitarian, yet beautiful.

The show also features works by guest artist Gwen Murphy and new works by represented artists: Daryl BurtnettAlyn CarlsonTim DunnbierJoe Faria, and Lynne Klemmer.

Three Stones Gallery 

32 Main Street
Concord, MA 01742
Phone: 978-371-1333
Text: 978-399-8611
Email: info@threestonesgallery.com

Gallery Hours:

Monday, 10 – 5

Tuesday, 10 – 6

Wednesday, 10 – 6

Thursday, 10 – 6

Friday, 10 – 6

Saturday, 10 – 5

Sunday, 10 – 5

 

Artist Demo: Collage with Caryl Hull Leavitt

Join us for a demonstration of Caryl’s collage-making process, starting with finding inspiration, to building references through sketching and snapping photos, to creating a finished collage of painted paper and random materials. A slide presentation of her artwork will be presented, including a series of collages that has been evolving over three years, based on one view from her studio.

Three Stones Gallery: “Living Alloy” Exhibit

Living Alloy is an amalgam of two artists coming together in different mediums. Experienced metal worker Ray Ciemny repurposes found metal into inventive and edgy forms. Renowned Scottish artist John Mackechnie transforms scenes of American vintage cars in urban landscapes by combining his photography with painting and printmaking. Together they capture the essence of metal as utilitarian, yet beautiful.

The show also features works by guest artist Gwen Murphy and new works by represented artists: Daryl BurtnettAlyn CarlsonTim DunnbierJoe Faria, and Lynne Klemmer.

Three Stones Gallery 

32 Main Street
Concord, MA 01742
Phone: 978-371-1333
Text: 978-399-8611
Email: info@threestonesgallery.com

Gallery Hours:

Monday, 10 – 5

Tuesday, 10 – 6

Wednesday, 10 – 6

Thursday, 10 – 6

Friday, 10 – 6

Saturday, 10 – 5

Sunday, 10 – 5