Janet Gill a longtime Gallery 302 exhibiting artist, welcomes visitors to her booth filled with her beautiful pastel paintings. (Photo by Maggie Daigle)
Steve and Annie Beckwith of Harrison man their Scenes of Maine Photography booth. Steve specializes in Maine landscapes and nighttime photography. His work can be seen at Gallery 302 year-round. (Photo by Maggie Daigle)
Visitors browse Anne Alexander’s beautiful marine-inspired ceramic sculptures and garden ornaments. (Photo by Maggie Daigle)
Janet Gill a longtime Gallery 302 exhibiting artist, welcomes visitors to her booth filled with her beautiful pastel paintings. (Photo by Maggie Daigle)
Steve and Annie Beckwith of Harrison man their Scenes of Maine Photography booth. Steve specializes in Maine landscapes and nighttime photography. His work can be seen at Gallery 302 year-round. (Photo by Maggie Daigle)
Emma Andrews of Emma T Pottery lives in Bridgton and exhibits her pottery year-round at Gallery 302. (Photo by Maggie Daigle)
Celeste Fleming of Bridgton is one of the watercolorists at Gallery 302. (Photo by Maggie Daigle)
Book Author Diane Madden of Harrison and her book “The Story of Neeps and Tattie.” (Photo by Maggie Daigle)
Art in the Park Brings Artists and Community Together
Shorey Park was alive with creativity and conversation last Saturday as Gallery 302 hosted another successful Art in the Park, drawing visitors from across the Lake Region and beyond. More than 50 artisan booths showcased an impressive variety of locally handcrafted work, including paintings, pottery, sculpture, jewelry, photography, woodworking, fiber arts, and books by local authors.
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