Shoreline Symphony Exhibition

April 22, 2015 through February 21, 2016
Experience artworks from the Woodson Art Museum’s collection that portray the sights and sounds at water’s edge. The hypnotic nature of water attracts artists, who observe and skillfully capture an ever-changing landscape while interpreting the rhythmic sounds. Challenge your senses. Hear the sounds, feel the wind, and imagine yourself transported to another place.

Exhibition Highlights

Darren Woodhead, Eider and Gulls, Rising Tide, 1999, watercolor on T.H. Saunders Waterford paper

Robert Bateman, Pacific, 2002, acrylic on canvas

Carl Brenders, Island Shores, 1992, gouache and watercolor on paper

John Busby, Two Avocets, 2003, pastel on paper

Ken Carlson, Among the Lily Pads, 1991, oil on hardboard

Ewoud de Groot, Phalaropes, 2008, oil on linen

Ray Harris-Ching, Shoreline, 1991-92, oil on hardboard

Ralph Grady James, Sanderling Running, 2009, oil on hardboard