Barbara Ernst Prey show opens July 20 at Blue Water Gallery
Fibonacci’s Workshop Watercolor (Image courtesy Blue Water Fine Arts)
Quadracentennial Watercolor (Image courtesy Blue Water Fine Arts)
Fibonacci’s Workshop Watercolor (Image courtesy Blue Water Fine Arts)
Quadracentennial Watercolor (Image courtesy Blue Water Fine Arts)
PORT CLYDE — Artist Barbara Ernst Prey will exhibit her new work in “Re/Viewing The American Landscape” July 20 through September 7 at Blue Water Fine Arts gallery in Port Clyde.
This exhibit showcases the virtuosic hand of internationally acclaimed artist Barbara Ernst Prey who has painted powerful views of her surroundings for forty years. The series showcases a compelling collection of forty never before seen watercolors, dry brush and oil paintings, Prey continues her exploration of our complex relationship with the environment.
The New York Times writes about Prey’s paintings, “Prey is going where icons like Rauschenberg and Warhol have gone before”. Her artwork is included in major worldwide public collections such as The Brooklyn Museum, the Smithsonian American Art Museum and United States Embassies.
An esteemed figure in the art world, she was has held many positions on national art boards, including the National Council on the Art and took part in recent Smithsonian museum traveling exhibits.
Blue Water Fine Arts is open daily 10-5 p.m.
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