January 8th-31st, 2013
The Rhinebeck Bank in Wappingers Falls and BeaconArts Presents Paintings by Ed Vermehren. "Re-Discovering the Creative Side"
Artist Statement:
The New Year is the time to stop dreaming and start doing. What gets me through the winter and into the New Year is lively fire-side conversation with friends about the things we are determined to create.
Most of my work this season has been with paint, ink and pastels. For this current show I'll be featuring a collection of plein-air paintings and as always made with a flair for individuality, style and persistence.
Ed Vermehren lives in the artist community of Beacon NY and is a life long native of Duchess County.
His paintings and Decor Natural Stone tiles can be purchased through RiverWinds Gallery 172 Main St. Beacon.
Rhinebeck Bank (Beacon
Area Branch)
1476 Route 9D
Wappingers Falls, NY 12590
(845) 831-0300
Fluid Cats Show at Spire Studios
Reception January 12th 2013 Second Saturday 6 to 9pm
Spire Studios
45 Beekman Street
Beacon, NY 12590
2013
Beacon Open Studios
New Century Gallery 2012 NewCenturyartists.org
Beacon Riverfest 2011 Guitar Auction MarionRoyaelgallery.com
The Big Draw 2012 BeaconOpenStudios.org
RiverWinds Gallery at Wells Fargo Advisors 6423
Montgomery Street (Route 9), Ed Vermehren will be joining fellow River Winds artists in a group exhibit at Wells Fargo in Rhinebeck NY....
Welcome to the everyday aesthetic of Ed Vermehren. The artists in this show are represented by the RiverWinds Gallery, all artwork is for sale and may be purchased through RiverWinds Gallery 845-838-2880.
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Ed Vermehren's
paintings are of top-quality materials made by traditional and non-traditional
production techniques. From a region of green landscapes in an urban setting
and a people both defined and inspired. In upstate NY with its rolling
hills, apple orchards and vineyards on the Hudson River.
Rhinebeck Saving Bank Art Gallery
The Rhinebeck Savings Bank in Wappingers Falls and the Beacon Arts Community Association (BACA) Presents Paintings by Ed Vermehren, Clear Sailing In To The New Year.
December 4th to January 3th
Ed Vermehren lives in the artist community of Beacon NY and is a life long native of Duchess County. Most of his work in recent years has been with paint, ink and pastels. Ed is the director of Beacon Figure Drawing at Spire Studios. This current show will be featuring Ed’s collection of plein-air paintings and drawings made at the Beacon waterfront entitled Clear Sailing In to The New Year. Ed's current works of art can also be seen at EdVermehren.com which includes Prussian Trees, Bridges of the Hudson Valley and Figure Paintings.
Beacon
Area Branch
1476 Route 9D
Wappingers Falls, NY 12590
(845) 831-0300
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BEACON OPEN STUDIOS September 25th -26th Kickoff Exhibition runs September 3-October 3 Beacon Open
Studios HEADQUARTERS: |
For Open Studios 2010
I'll be displaying at Spire Studios 45 Beekman Street. The painting I'll
be showing at Hudson Beach Glass will be Walkway Over the Hudson, part
of a very new and exciting collection of Bridges of the Hudson Valley.
The painting walkway over the Hudson was made specifically for this group
show. The other artists at Spire Studios that'll be having Open Studios
will be Jen Bradford, Jackie Skrzyriski, Carol Flaitz, Mario Rusich and
Catherine Welshman.
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The Gear Factory Syracus Ed Vermehren will be joining other Hudson Valley Artists in a group showing at the Gear Factory in Syracus NY, Saturday May 15th 2010. The Gear Factory is a 65,000 sq ft building in Syracus with a remarkable history, modern energy and a promising future. Located at the crossroads of several diverse neighborhoods, it houses studio spaces for artists and musicians. 200 S Geddes Street |
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Gallery G Gallery G will be Open on Beacon's Second Satuday for Viewing of Art Work by Ed Vermehren Saturday, December 12th 2009, 5pm to 9pm
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Windows
On Main Street 2009
Hudson Beach Glass was chosen for its large bright open
windows and for the creative process of glass making. The ground they
chose was Shoji Paper which is a translucent fiber sheet typically used
to make traditional Japanese Shoji screens and doors. The mediums used
were inks, translucent paints and pastels. All of the windows on the second
and third floors display one window sized figure. The sizes of figures
range from 3’x6’ to 3’x9’. With the common goals
of using creative spirits, inventiveness, and thinking on a larger scale,
these artists set forward. What they came out with was a project which
expresses the human figure and the human mind while not limiting themselves
to a single window and using the building as a whole.
This project was created through the collaboration of artists Beth Lewis-Jackson and Edward Vermehren. Large scale painting was a new and exiting challenge for both artists. These artists are members of the Beacon Figure Drawing Session that meets at Floor One in Beacon NY. The subjects they presented were inspired by the drawings and sketches from the drawing sessions.
Ed
Vermehren is a self-trained lifelong artist with experience in many types
of media ranging from paints to photography. Most of his work in recent
years has been with paint and ink. Ed has been a Beacon resident for over
5 years and a lifelong Dutchess County Resident. It is truly a gift that
Ed possesses, and he credits his ability to the landscapes and people
of the region.
Beth Lewis-Jackson received a BFA from SUNY Purchase and an MsED from Bank Street/Parsons School of Design. She is a new resident of Beacon, Beth's paintings reflect the world as she lives it.
