Marsha Altemus
BEEBE HILL
pastel, 2020

Each December for the last nine years, the Hunt ArtWall has mounted a staggering exhibition of local artists’ works all measuring 12″ x 12″ and all priced at $100 each.  Sometimes this included up to 75 artists and over 100 works of art.

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, an exhibition of this size and social scope is not possible.  In its place we will present TWELVE BY TWELVE, an exhibition of the work of twelve Falls Village artists and featuring the sculptures of ArtWall colleague Lillian Lovitt, who passed away earlier this year.   Artwork dimensions and prices in this exhibition will be determined by each artist

We will announce when this exhibition is on display at the library and here, virtually, on this page.  We hope everything goes well in the coming year so that we may restore 12X12 to its full dimensions.

Robert Cronin
LAS VEGAS 1989-94
tinplate sculpture, 25h, $1200

Robert Cronin
SNAKE LADY 1989-94
tinplate sulpture, 23.5x13x3, $800

Robert Andrew Parker’s artworks have appeared in the pages of Time Magazine, The New Yorker, The New York Times, and Esquire just to name a few.  His drawings and paintings have accompanied the writings of Franz Kafka, Vladimir Nabokov, W. H. Auden, and Marianne Moore.  His work is in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Whitney Museum, the Morgan Library and Museum, and private collections throughout the world.  Parker is also a working musician, a drummer, performing with his band mates locally at the Interlaken Inn.  The artist’s webpage is at robertandrewparker.wixsite.com.

Robert Andrew Parker
UNTITLED ap
etching, 11×14, $250

Robert Andrew Parker
HRH PRINCESS
watercolor, 10×7, $200

Robert Andrew Parker
WOMAN IN RED SCARF
watercolor, 24×18, $500

Robert Andrew Parker
CONTESSA 2015
oil, 12×10, $300

Robert Andrew Parker
LOUDMOUTH ap
etching, 9×8, $200

Robert Andrew Parker
AUNG SAN SUU KYI
watercolor, 22×15, $600

Sam Posey received his BFA at RISD and has works in the permanent collections of the Tate Gallery (London), the Walker Art Museum (Minneapolis), the Phillips Gallery (Andover, Ma.).  A designer of cars, furniture, houses, a school, and a firehouse, he is universally known as a racing driver including drives in the Indy 500 (5^th), U.S. Grand Prix, and Le Mans (3^rd).  He was a TV commentator with ABC Sports, Speedvision and, most recently, NBC Sports.  He won an Emmy for best writing in 1990.  In addition, he is the author of The Mudge Pond Express (G.P. Putnam, 1975), Playing With Trains (Random House, 2004), Where the Writer Meets the Road (2015), and articles for The New York Times, Reader’s Digest, Sports Illustrated, Road and Track. The artist’s webpage is at https://www.obergallery.com/sam-posey.