Opening Reception The Gallery at 42 Maple Contemporary Art Center is pleased to present multimedia works by Christina Lefebvre. They will be on display for the month of December. Lefebvre takes commonplace objects that proudly show their history with nicks and scrapes. She merges them with eclectic castoffs in such a way that her love…
42 Maple presents Missionary (Juxta)position New Hampshire native, Dylan Frazier, brings his multimedia artwork to 42 Maple Contemporary Art Center in September. Frazier’s body of work, titled “Missionary (Juxta)position” is a look inside Frazier’s chaotic mind. From three-dimensional sculptures and installation pieces to two-dimensional photography and paintings. He aims to tell stories beyond face value…
Bethlehem resident, Kathy Shuster brings her artwork to 42 Maple Contemporary Art Center in August. Shuster’s body of work, titled “In Our Backyard” showcases her love of nature and the outdoors. According to Shuster, that passion has been part of her life since she was a child. She spent her summer vacations in Bethlehem. Shuster’s…
Ricky Golden’s Original Artwork Showcased Vermont native, Ricky Golden, brings his artwork to 42 Maple Contemporary Art Center in July. Golden’s body of work, titled “Reflective ‘Singularity’” showcases his newest expression of the nude form. It’s painted in a style he calls ‘gestural painting open style.’ According to Golden, this technique encapsulates the freest and…
42 Maple Presents Moments of Time A New Hampshire based artist, Goddard-Jacques was born and raised in New York, New York. She is a member of the New Hampshire Professional Photographers Association, Lake Regions Art Association of New Hampshire, and Professional Photographers of America. She has shown her work at the former WREN Gallery and…
Early Native Americans: Recovering the Soul by Robert Moore On Friday, September 7th, from 7 – 9PM, 42 Maple Contemporary Art Center presents the opening reception of ‘Early Native Americans: Recovering the Soul”. The reception is an examination of the concept of soul theft of Native Americans. This is prevalent in superstitions and stories communicated over…