The Greenway Artist Collective is a group of like-minded professional artists from western New Hampshire who meet regularly to share ideas, opportunities, and support.All artists routinely participate in art and craft fairs as well as joint and solo exhibitions across New England and create works that have been recognized for their skill, impact, and presentation through jurying and awards.
Christine Andrews
Ecological Artist & Educator
I am a New Hampshire nature artist with a background in biology and education, and I create mixed media paintings of New England landscapes. For over a decade I balanced my role as an educator in the biological sciences with development of my artistic practice. I now focus fully on my art career and facilitating workshops and courses that highlight the intersection of art and ecology.My goal as both an artist and educator is to encourage curiosity and a deeper appreciation for our forests.Inspiration for my art comes directly from my time on the trail. I intend to create a captured moment that honors the character and ecological relationships within the natural environments I explore but also hints at our time in the landscape.My work uses ink and acrylic layered over collaged trail maps. The vibrantly colored India inks convey the energy I feel in the landscape and are layered and mixed directly on the collaged map surface. This allows the maps to remain visible as a constant connection to place.
Debbie Campbell
Ecological Artist & Educator
I am a New Hampshire nature artist with a background in biology and education, and I create mixed media paintings of New England landscapes. For over a decade I balanced my role as an educator in the biological sciences with development of my artistic practice. I now focus fully on my art career and facilitating workshops and courses that highlight the intersection of art and ecology.My goal as both an artist and educator is to encourage curiosity and a deeper appreciation for our forests.Inspiration for my art comes directly from my time on the trail. I intend to create a captured moment that honors the character and ecological relationships within the natural environments I explore but also hints at our time in the landscape.My work uses ink and acrylic layered over collaged trail maps. The vibrantly colored India inks convey the energy I feel in the landscape and are layered and mixed directly on the collaged map surface. This allows the maps to remain visible as a constant connection to place.
Sherie Dowsett
Watercolor Artist
Sherie was born in England and has lived in the US for most of her adult life. She is a watercolor artist who is focused on the natural world. Sherie is a juried member of New Hampshire Art Association (NHAA). She has exhibited her work across New England, and awards include those from The Nature Conservancy, Plymouth MA Center for the Arts, the Photographic Society of America and NHAA. She is represented by The Kennedy Gallery, Portsmouth, NH.Artist Statement: Watercolor allows me to express how I see and feel nature and to experiment with the experience of color. I am captivated by the soft yet powerful work that can be created with this medium, and the sense of letting go that it instills in me. My intention is to capture the underlying essence of the complex natural world and portray its inherent nature, whether the spirit of an animal or the ethereal atmosphere of a scene. My work is devoted solely to the natural world, free from human elements that may distract from its focus. To help further my creative journey, all works are original.
Roger Goldenberg
Ecological Artist & Educator
I am a New Hampshire nature artist with a background in biology and education, and I create mixed media paintings of New England landscapes. For over a decade I balanced my role as an educator in the biological sciences with development of my artistic practice. I now focus fully on my art career and facilitating workshops and courses that highlight the intersection of art and ecology.My goal as both an artist and educator is to encourage curiosity and a deeper appreciation for our forests.Inspiration for my art comes directly from my time on the trail. I intend to create a captured moment that honors the character and ecological relationships within the natural environments I explore but also hints at our time in the landscape.My work uses ink and acrylic layered over collaged trail maps. The vibrantly colored India inks convey the energy I feel in the landscape and are layered and mixed directly on the collaged map surface. This allows the maps to remain visible as a constant connection to place.
Betsy Holmes
Ecological Artist & Educator
I am a New Hampshire nature artist with a background in biology and education, and I create mixed media paintings of New England landscapes. For over a decade I balanced my role as an educator in the biological sciences with development of my artistic practice. I now focus fully on my art career and facilitating workshops and courses that highlight the intersection of art and ecology.My goal as both an artist and educator is to encourage curiosity and a deeper appreciation for our forests.Inspiration for my art comes directly from my time on the trail. I intend to create a captured moment that honors the character and ecological relationships within the natural environments I explore but also hints at our time in the landscape.My work uses ink and acrylic layered over collaged trail maps. The vibrantly colored India inks convey the energy I feel in the landscape and are layered and mixed directly on the collaged map surface. This allows the maps to remain visible as a constant connection to place.
I am a New Hampshire nature artist with a background in biology and education, and I create mixed media paintings of New England landscapes. For over a decade I balanced my role as an educator in the biological sciences with development of my artistic practice. I now focus fully on my art career and facilitating workshops and courses that highlight the intersection of art and ecology.My goal as both an artist and educator is to encourage curiosity and a deeper appreciation for our forests.Inspiration for my art comes directly from my time on the trail. I intend to create a captured moment that honors the character and ecological relationships within the natural environments I explore but also hints at our time in the landscape.My work uses ink and acrylic layered over collaged trail maps. The vibrantly colored India inks convey the energy I feel in the landscape and are layered and mixed directly on the collaged map surface. This allows the maps to remain visible as a constant connection to place.
Contact
The Greenway Artist Collective is always looking for group exhibitions opportunities. Please contact us with your ideas and opportunities.