Summer Exposure 2023
We’re trying an idea borrowed from our friends at the Ceres Gallery of New York! Link & Pin is pleased to offer, Summer Exposure: Five exhibitions: each lasting two weeks, beginning Thursday, June 15 and running through Saturday, August 26 with the exception of July 13-15.
Each two-week exhibition will have an opening reception on its first Thursday from 6:00p.m.-8:00p.m. and will close two weeks later on the Saturday at 5:00 p.m.
Our third summer show will feature Leslie Kell, Helen Mary Marek, and Mac Teg and runs from July 20 - July 29.
Opening reception: July 20, 6-8 pm
Gallery Hours: Thursday – Saturday, 1 – 5 pm.
More About the Artists
Leslie Kell
Kell's artwork is created using an original technique that synthesizes the artistry of design and photography. She works with natural forms to create surreal environments in which her photos are assembled into the spaces and patterns of her drawings. As these elements interact to create the highlights, shadows, and contours of the new image, they unfold to deeper discoveries within the composition. She creates the works within Collections that are based on original poetry adding another layer to the narrative. Leslie Kell
Helen Mary Marek
Marek is a visual and graphic artist that creates decorative art and jewelry utilizing a range of new and repurposed materials, photography, and traditional media. She often incorporates beads, rocks, branches, string, and other items into her abstract and impressionist art. She enjoys working with different materials and seeing the often surprising juxtaposition and interplay of the different elements. Helen Mary Marek
Mac Teg
Teg, as an illustrator, strives to capture the essence of a moment or a character through their art. Drawing on their background in graphic design, they seek to imbue their work with texture and simplicity, using dynamic lines and high contrast to illustrate a world that straddles the line between the real and the unreal. In their creative process, they draw inspiration from a wide range of sources, from classic animation and comic books to contemporary street art and graphic design. Mac Teg