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Small But Mighty 2025 | Exhibit Dates: June 8-July 20
An in-person exhibition at Farmstead Arts Center, Basking Ridge, NJ, 450 King George Road, Basking Ridge, New Jersey 07920 |
Small But Mighty 2024,
BEST IN SHOW: Zina Umyn, “Germinating"
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Exhibition Dates: June 8 to July 20, 2025
Acceptance into the exhibit is not juried. Deadline for Entries: May 16, 2025 EARLY DROP OFF #1 Tues. May 20, 10-10:30 am, Sayen Gardens EARLY DROP OFF #2 Tues. June 3, 10-10:30 am, D&R Greenway Artwork will be juried for $500 in cash and awards by Terri McNichol Terri is a Trenton-born and studied with Peggy Gummere, Trenton’s premier portrait painter. She is an award-winning watercolor artist and has taught studio art for over 30 years. She taught workshops in Ireland and loves figurative and landscape painting. Important Dates
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In Case You Missed It! Small But Mighty 2024 
Painting by Lynn Cheng Varga
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Congratulations to the artists that sold their paintings
Robert Lowe “Washington’s Crossing" Karen Repka “Fisherman’s Cove" Donna Kaye “AmbientMeadow" Richard Hoffman "Batsto Village Landscape” Artwork was juried for $500 in cash and awards by Beverly Murbach-Erhardt. Acceptance into the exhibit is not juried. Beverly is a watercolorist and acrylic painter who teaches and shows in her studio gallery, “Me-Art Studio”in Easton, PA, which was honored by National Geographic GeoTourism as a place to visit along the Delaware River. She has been juried into the Allentown Art Museum, The Banana Factory, The Luckenbach Mill and Steel Stacks ArtsQuest Center.
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Small But Mighty 2022
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Did you attend our 2022 Plein Air Event?
See photos here |
Botanical Installation at the Farmstead in 2022
In 2021, the D&R Greenway Land Trust invited Garden State Watercolor Society artists to create a series of botanical paintings depicting the flowers, vegetables and herbs that were once a part of the garden of the Joseph Bonaparte estate, Bordentown, New Jersey. The Gardener’s House Museum on the estate will contain 20 select pieces in its permanent collection when it opens later this year. This installation of botanicals is the larger group from which those were chosen. Thank you to all the artists who submitted.
Joan Capaldo, Exhibition Chair |
