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GALLERY EXHIBIT

 

TODAY’S JOURNEY
by
MARIE KAISER

 

This February, the Kingston Public Library gallery will feature an exhibit of oil paintings by Kingston resident Marie Kaiser. Included in this exhibit, scenes from Colorado await you with views of the mountains, a forest of Aspen trees and the ruins of an old miner’s cabin. Marie’s love of flowers can be appreciated when you view “Poppies”, “Summer” and “Hibiscus”. In this exhibit, Marie is not the only one with a love of flowers. Here in the paintings “Spring Time” and “Hannah’s Porcupine”, you will see a bear smelling white flowers and the porcupine smelling a rose.

Originally from Colorado, Marie and her family moved to Kingston in 1987 for her husband’s work. She has always loved art and a desire to express herself in different mediums. She says, “art moves me and is important to have around me. It has the ability to brighten my day and lighten my cares”. She paints primarily in oils, but looks forward to working in watercolors, acrylics and pastels.

Marie joined Violet Berry’s Council On Aging Oil Painting Class last year. There were several of her pieces included in last November’s exhibit of the works by the Council On Aging oil painting class.

"As a new artist, it’s exciting for me and my family to have my paintings shown at the Kingston Library."

There will be a reception held for Marie on Saturday, February 4 from 2 to 4pm in the Children’s Activities Room. Everyone is welcome to attend.