Greg Brown.

Starting today and through December 13, New Hampton School's Galletly Gallery will be showing "The Art of Handcrafted Furniture." This exhibition of fine studio furniture features the work of Greg Brown, Owain Harris, Liz Hallen, Terry Moore, Leah Woods, and Jim Zink. All six artisans are passionate and skilled woodworkers using wood as a medium to create designs that are functional, expressive and elegant. Each artist has a distinct style and a different goal they hope to achieve with their work. Every piece whether whimsical or simple, modern or traditional, is a work of art as much as it is a table or chair. There will be a reception for "The Art of Handcrafted Furniture" on Friday, November 2, from 5:30 p.m.⎻7:00 p.m. Galletly Gallery is located at 70 Main Street in New Hampton, New Hampshire and is open Monday⎻Friday 8:00 a.m.⎻4:00 p.m. and Saturday 9:00 a.m.⎻12:00 p.m. For more information, please visit newhampton.org/galletly-gallery.

Hayley Morris, still from "SEED: The Untold Story," animation, 2015.

New Bedford Art Museum has two solo exhibitions currently on view in the Heritage Gallery and Fiber Optic Center New Media Gallery. "The Years After..." is on view through November 11, and showcases the work of Adrian Tió Díaz. Since his arrival in New Bedford over ten years ago from the Mid-West, Adrian has been creating art with passion towards his Latino heritage with color, rhythmic patterning, and expressive figurative imagery along with experimental techniques in printmaking, papermaking and the book arts. The Fiber Optic Center New Media Gallery is showcasing Hayley Morris through January 13, 2019. Morris is an animation director that uses mixed media and stop-motion animation techniques to tell stories that unfold through layered textures, hand crafted details, and inventive storytelling. Morris has created work for a broad range of clients in the film, music and video industry. Her animation studio Shape & Shadow is located in Providence, Rhode Island. There will be a reception for both exhibitions on Friday, November 8 from 6:00 p.m.⎻8:00 p.m. New Bedford Art Museum is located at 608 Pleasant Street in New Bedford, Massachusetts and is open Wednesday⎻Sunday 12:00 p.m.⎻5:00 p.m. For more information, please visit newbedfordart.org/current-exhibitions.

Lynn Karlin.

The Maine Arts Commission/Art In The Capital is showcasing two exhibitions that can be viewed throughout the Maine State Capital complex. On display until November 30 and in partnership with VA Maine Healthcare Systems of Togus is the Maine Veteran Artists show. Proudly on display are works by 39 artists who have accompanied their work with an artist statement that includes quotes and stories about how art plays a key role in the quality of life for many Maine veterans. Also on view through December 31, is a series of photographic still lifes by award-winning Maine photographer Lynn Karlin. 19 images were selected from Karlin's "The Pedestal Series," a masterful photographic display of food in still-life composition. The Maine Arts Commission is located at 193 State Street, 25 State House Station in Augusta, Maine. The art exhibitions are free and open to the public daily Monday⎻Friday 8:30 a.m.⎻4:30 p.m. The Art in the Capitol program is administered by the Maine Arts Commission and is designed to expand accessibility for Maine artists working in state on Maine-based themes. For more information, please visit mainearts.maine.gov/arts-in-the-capitol.

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