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Horizons In East Hampton

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Christine Matthai's photograph, “Where We Will Meet.

Christine Matthai's photograph, “Where We Will Meet."

Janet Jennings oil painting

Janet Jennings oil painting "Northwest Harbor."

“Untitled, Two Pots,” by Darius Yektai 36

“Untitled, Two Pots,” by Darius Yektai 36" x 96," oil on linen, 2022.

"Alizarin Sky in Winter" by Viktor Butko, 25" x 30," oil on linen, 2022.

"Daniels Lane" by Darius Yektai, 36" x 48," oil and resin on linen, 2022.

"Crisp Winter Day Shelter Island," 2022 by Viktor Butko.

authorStaff Writer on Mar 1, 2022

Colm Rowen Fine Arts in collaboration with Folioeast presents “Horizons,” a group show of painting and photography. The show opens Saturday, March 12, with a reception from 4 to 7 p.m. at Colm Rowen Fine Arts, 55 Main Street, East Hampton and will be on view through April 10.

The exhibit features original works by photographers Jaime Lopez and Christine Matthäi, and oil paintings by Roisin Bateman and Janet Jennings.

The theme of the show is expressed in both abstracted and more literal interpretations of the horizon line. All four artists, who live and work on the East End, say they are inspired by the area’s light and water. With spring on the horizon, the show also brings a sense of light and hope just around the corner.

Gallery hours are Thursday to Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., or by appointment. For more information, contact Colm Rowan Fine Arts at 610-256-3256, rowan.colm@gmail.com, or Folioeast at 917-592-8033, coco@folioeast.com.

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