Cove Gallery Opens with Sense and Sensibility

Rocky Neck Art Colony is pleased to announce the opening of the Cove Gallery at 37 Rocky Neck Ave. The inaugural exhibit, Sense and Sensibility, explores themes of women, language, family and home, and features artists Robin Colodzin, Pamela Courtleigh, Anne Gilson, Leslie Lyman, Mary Rhinelander and Dawn Southworth.

Cove Gallery is open from noon to 5:00 p.m. Friday through Sunday and from noon to 8:00 p.m. on Thursdays. Sense and Sensibility will be on display until July 25, 2021. Cove Gallery is free and open to the public. All art is for sale. For more information visit rockyneckartcolony.org.

Artists Robin Colodzin, Pamela Courtleigh, Anne Gilson, Leslie Lyman, Mary Rhinelander and Dawn Southworth are a potent group of communicators. Their artist statements share a commonality, an embrace of contradiction: calm/chaos, representation/abstraction, old/new, destruction/creation, love/loss. These committed creators actively transform, collect, blend, glue, hammer, burn, wrap, fold, bolt, sew, draw, print, collage and photograph, all in pursuit of a shared goal:  dialogue with the viewer. The gallery walls will speak, but what will they say, amongst themselves, and more importantly, to the viewer?