“Here and There”, a solo exhibition by Kathryn Lynch

Courthouse Gallery in Lake George Village features a month-long exhibit of the New York artist’s paintings.

Painting by Kathryn Lynch. Courtesy Lake George Arts Project, Courthouse Gallery

The Courthouse Gallery in Lake George features artist Kathryn Lynch's captivating artwork that captures the beauty of everyday life, from Hudson Valley scenery to urban cityscapes and everything in between.

Rather than relying on direct observation alone, her works are inspired by moments she holds close to her heart; memories transported through a simplistic style that builds atmosphere with light brush strokes.

Expressing an emotional connection with nature more so than physical features allows Ms. Lynch’s pieces to communicate unique sentiments rather than simply document what is seen. As such, each painting serves as both an homage and heartfelt reminder for when we, too, move on – enabling us “to keep painting it" even after leaving the scene behind.

A talented and diverse artist who has developed an impressive body of work, Ms. Lynch earned her BA from William Smith College, an MFA from the University of Pennsylvania, and studied at Skowhegan School for Painting & Sculpture to acquire the creative skill set she now proudly exhibits in galleries across America.

Her recent solo shows include City Grit, Sears-Peyton Gallery, NYC; Restless Nights, Private Public Gallery, Hudson, NY; Between the Streets, Turn Gallery, Parlour Room, NYC; Islands, The Drawing Room Gallery, East Hampton, NY; Far Away Home, Sears-Peyton, Gallery, NYC; Hot Days and Nights, Tayloe Piggott Gallery, Jackson Hole, WY.

Ms. Lynch’s awards include a 2018 NYSCA/ NYFA Artist Fellowship in painting and residencies at Yaddo, Vermont Studio Center, Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, Marie Walsh Sharpe Foundation, Foundation Valparaiso and the Millay Colony.

Her work has been featured in New American Paintings, Art News, the online contemporary art magazine Two Coats of Paint and Guernica Magazine, among other publications. Her work is in public and corporate collections such as the University of California Berkeley Art Museum, Fort Wayne Museum of Art, Microsoft, Johnson and Johnson and others. You can learn more about her work at kathrynlynch.com.

This exhibition is funded in part by the Town and Village of Lake George, The New York State Council on the Arts, 518 Profiles Magazine, the Glenn & Carol Pearsall Foundation, the Alfred Z. Solomon Charitable Trust, and LGAP members. Support Lake George Arts