Art Talk with wildlife artist Rosemary Conroy March 3 at LaBelle Winery

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A collection of artwork by Rosemary Conroy will be on display through June 9 at LaBelle Winery. Courtesy Photo

AMHERST, NH – The Gallery at LaBelle Winery, in conjunction with Sullivan Framing & Fine Art Gallery, presents “Wild At Heart,” a collection of recent works by Weare-based artist Rosemary G. Conroy. An artists reception and Art Talk is planned for March 3 from 11 – 12:30 p.m.

The exhibit is on  display through June 9 at the Amherst winery.

During this interactive discussion, Conroy will share her personal experiences with wild animals and the artwork they inspired. While projecting images of her current work on display, she will describe her various techniques and signature style, including the use of “exuberant colors and brushwork” and “layers of textures and partially obscured words,” as well as their significance.

General Admission is $5; students and seniors may attend for free. Registration and an opening reception, including tastes of LaBelle wine, starts at 11 a.m. – the discussion will begin at 11:30 a.m.and continue until approximately 12:30 p.m. Registration requested – walk-ins are welcome! Stay for brunch or lunch in The Bistro at LaBelle Winery after the event and receive 10 percent off your bill. LaBelle Winery is located at 345 Route 101 in Amherst

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Weare artist Rosemary Conroy. Photo/Althea Haropulos

About the artist Rosemary Conroy’s path in life has been somewhat off-beat in nature. She only came to art after two previous (and quite) successful careers — the first being an explainer of computers to stockbrokers in New York City; and the second being a promoter of land conservation to the good people of New Hampshire. Rosemary was inspired to fulfill her life-long dream of painting full-time after witnessing (from afar) her former office building collapse on 9/11. Largely self-taught, she nevertheless has enjoyed ever-increasing success as an artist, exhibiting her work on both the regional and national level. Rosemary truly believes that passion for your subject is just as important as any formal pedigree. “People tell me that my work brings them joy,” says Rosemary. “That is so incredibly gratifying! I feel so blessed to be able to share my love of animals this way.”

 

 

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