BOB Awards

Just heard we were voted best corporate art gallery in NH by readeers of NH Business Review--4 years running--woo-hoo for Art 3!!
Valentine's Day is a great time to add to an art collection. Something for someone special and if you co-habitate, you can also enjoy the gift--and admire your good taste!
Stop in and browse and be a hit this February 14TH!!

Open House!

Join us on Wednesday February 9 for our winter Open House from 11:00-4:00. Art openings in NH on a winter night can be risky (snow, sleet, cold) so we decided a daytime event would be fun--for us and our guests! We are here surrounded by wonderful artwork and have re-hung the gallery with an assortment of pieces with a red/pink theme for Valentine's Day. This allows us to freshen the walls and gives our customers an opportunity for a reprieve from looking at all the white landscape.

Come visit, have a sweet treat and perhaps find a gift for you or your someone special--February 14 is coming...and art lasts longer than flowers or candy!!And who can resist a 10% discount??

Vote Now!

Art 3 Gallery is delighted to be the recipient of the New Hampshire Business Review's BOB Award for the last three years. The award is given to the best NH gallery for corporate art. With over 30 years of experience with small and large businesses, we offer our clients a variety of artwork in every medium, and all price ranges. So, won't you take a moment and vote at this link:http://www.bobawardsnh.com/

Thanks in advance!!

Contemporary and fun!

Pat Gerkin’s works explore both the exterior and the interior landscape. She is interested in surface tension and the place between 2-D and 3-D, and she works primarily on canvas and/or wood, in acrylics and mixed media (including encaustics). Many of her assemblages make use of crushed metal, tiles, roofing, and other discarded materials. Her most recent works investigate the complexity/simplicity of the patterns and textures found in nature.

contemporary,abstract and fun!

Pat Gerkin’s works explore both the exterior and the interior landscape. She is interested in surface tension and the place between 2-D and 3-D, and she works primarily on canvas and/or wood, in acrylics and mixed media (including encaustics). Many of her assemblages make use of crushed metal, tiles, roofing, and other discarded materials. Her most recent works investigate the complexity/simplicity of the patterns and textures found in nature. Come on in and see these wonderful pieces!

Welcoming Carol Keiser!

We welcome Carol Keiser to Art 3 Gallery this week. Carol Keisers paintings have been inspired by the time she has spent exploring the lush landscapes of Mexico, Costa Rica, Italy and the American Southwest.

Using rich colors of layered paint she captures the unique light of the countryside. Carols sense of humor and joie de vivre are also evident in her work.

In addition to painting on canvas, Carol Kaiser creates hand-painted, kiln-fired tiles and murals that can be used to create unique fireplace surrounds, table tops, kitchen backsplashes and bathroom surrounds.

Lincoln Perry

Pick up the September/October issue of Art New England for an in-depth article about Lincoln Perry. Perry creates dramatic perspectives with a studied observation, and his paintings draw the viewer into his fascinating lanscapes. We are thrilled to represent Lincoln at Art 3. Here are two pieces we have included in our current show "Splash!"