Mullany Art Studios

Southside

Tom Mullany

Oil on panel
42″ x 60″
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Sperryville Junction

Tom Mullany

Oil on panel
30″ x 36″
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Streetlight on Harris Hollow

Tom Mullany

Oil on panel
30″ x 36″
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Sculpture

Tom Mullany

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Sculpture

Tom Mullany

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Evening View

Kerrie Mullany

Graphite on paper
8″ x 8″ 
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Tarragon

Kerrie Mullany

Graphite on paper
11″ x 14″
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Favorite Bowl

Kerrie Mullany

Graphite on paper
8″ x 8-½”
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Handprinted papers, various sizes

Kerrie Mullany

 

Handmade book and printed papers

Kerrie Mullany

 

Pond’s Edge

Phyllis Northup

Watercolor
6″ x 9″ / Framed 11″ x 14″
$285

Shenandoah Stream

Phyllis Northup

Watercolor
8″ x 8″ / Framed 13″ x 13″
$285

Located in the old apple packing warehouse in Flint Hill, The Studio School @ Mullany Art Studios was opened in 2012 by artists Kerrie and Tom Mullany. Over the years it has become a special place in the community where people who love art can work together, learn new skills, make art, and share their process with others. The studio offers classes and workshops taught by local artists in a variety of artistic mediums including oil, acrylic, and watercolor painting, mosaic, collage, bookmaking, embroidery, and more.

On exhibit during this year’s art tour will be artwork from instructors and students, including a special show of embroidery which will include a variety of traditional pieces as well as some contemporary embroidered artwork made by our Stitch Club artists.

Artist: Tom Mullany follows his own path of inspiration and feels that no subject is out of bounds. Sometimes he envisions real history in a surreal way, while in other works he seeks to portray an imaginary image in a matter-of-fact way. This year he will be showing his paintings as well as some carved wood figure sculptures. His work can be seen at www.tommullany.com.

Artist: K. G. Mullany works in a variety of mediums including graphite, Venetian plaster, collage, and linocut printmaking on paper and fabric. Most recently she has been exploring several methods of bookbinding, and making printed and patterned papers.

Guest artist: Phyllis Northup

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