NEW Gallery Hours

Wednesday through Sunday 10 am - 4 pm

July 3 - 10 am - 2 pm

CLOSED JULY 4TH

EVENTS

April Carr

Joyful Pouring

Exhibit Opens July 1 - August 31

Artist Reception

Saturday, July 25

11am - 1pm

Dive into the world of April Carr’s dynamic pourings. This collection captures the mesmerizing tension between control and surrender, transforming liquid acrylics into permanent, breathtaking landscapes of the subconscious.

Artist Statement

April Carr is a self-taught fluid artist and the creator behind Joyful Pouring by April. What began as a therapeutic outlet alongside her work as a nurse has grown into a vibrant artistic practice rooted in color, movement, and joy.

Having grown up in an artist’s home, April has always been drawn to the way colors interact and evoke emotion. She discovered fluid art while exploring different creative paths and was immediately captivated by both its expressive freedom and the science behind it. Her work highlights the natural flow of paint, embracing both intention and spontaneity to create one-of-a-kind pieces.

April works primarily with acrylics and mixed media, continuously experimenting with new techniques and color combinations. Through her art, she hopes to share a sense of calm, curiosity, and joy with her community. She also shares her creative process on social media and YouTube, and can be seen live painting on ECAT on her show, Joyful Pouring by April.

April lives in Easton with her husband, Kevin, their three children, and two dogs.

Katherine Ann Mahoney

Whispers of Light

Exhibit Opens June 1 - July 31

Katherine Mahoney’s work in pastels takes the commonplace and makes it extraordinary as she sheds light on the beauty around us. Scenes that we might take for granted become precious as they are illuminated through the masterful work of this noteworthy artist.

Meet the artist behind the collection and experience her work up close at this special opening reception.

Sunday, June 7th

2 - 4 pm

Artist Statement

Pastel Artist

Welcome to my inner world! I love creating peace, exploring nuance, and using vibrant color. When I land on the right value and hue, all my stress releases and tranquility glides across the page. My paintings live impatiently inside me and only relocate to paper when I can get them just right."

Katherine Ann Mahoney's inspiration comes from her two daughters and scenes from every day life and travel. Her process of creating soft pastel art involves an unhurried observation of the subject. Through her process, every detail: form, light, shadow, color, tone, texture, and composition are studied and then translated to convey the mood and feeling of the subject to the viewer.

Katherine sits on the Board of the Central Mass Pastel Society and is a member of the Pastel Society of America, the Dedham Art Association, and the Foxboro Art Association.

New England Impressions:Sea, Pond and Blooms

with Watercolorist

Kristina N. Occhino

Exhibit open until June 30

Experience the depth, movement and emotion of the natural world as it is brought to life in the breathtaking watercolors of Kristina Occhino. Through the use of color and light, her work captures both the spirit and the stories embodied in the scenes that surround us.

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About the Artist

Kris Occhino holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Studio Art from Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, NY and a master's in art education from Rhode Island School of Design. She is a member of the Foxboro Art Association, New England Watercolor Society, North American Watercolor Society, Women in Watercolor and the American Watercolor Society. She is an Artist Member of the Cape Cod Art Center, and a Signature member of the North East Watercolor Society and the RI Watercolor Society.

Kris’s award-winning work in watercolor, acrylic and oil has been selected by jurors for regional, national and international shows and has been exhibited in museums, art associations, galleries, and art festivals in New England. She has paintings in the collection of Assumption College and in many private collections in the US and abroad. She is an Honorary Life Member of the Attleboro Arts Museum where she once served as the director. She also directed the RI Watercolor Society.

A much sought after instructor, Kris currently teaches watercolor painting at the Attleboro Arts Museum. She has done painting demonstrations for many art groups and has been filmed doing painting demonstrations by Foxboro Cable TV.

Kris's artwork has been published several times in Art and Color 365 Magazine earning Recognition Awards each time. In the Fall of 2025, she had a painting reach the Top 40 in Modern Impressionist Magazine.