Stop by Made in Fort Point Thursday, October 21 from 5-7 pm to check out the work of Sterling Mulbry. Meet the Made in Fort Point featured artist and enjoy complimentary refreshments from Sportello, fpac and Sagarinos.
The show entitled, Summer's End, compliments the quickly changing weather that has brought Autumn to New England once again:
"Labor Day has come and gone. It's the end of the summer season and the beach is deserted, though the water's still warm enough to swim. This is my favorite time of year to walk through the empty beach club and find a sunny place to sit and paint. The doors to the changing rooms hang half open, the paint has faded, and bits of summer's trash lie half hidden under the worn plank benches. The umbrellas are closed now that the sun is no longer strong enough to require their shade. The shadows are long and the sun's angle has changed with the coming of fall. The pink granite rocks are glowing with the late afternoon light.These oils are based on watercolors done on site in Little Compton, Rhode Island during the last few years." -Sterling Mulbry
hours: Monday-Friday 11am-6pm Saturday 11am-4pm
additional hours for special events
12 Farnsworth Street,
just off Congress and next to Flour
617-423-1100
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