More Batiking Bliss Workshop Dates!

Thanks to your interest, 3 additional workshops are being offered before Victoria moves back to California!

      Saturday, October 2nd - 10am to 1pm
      Thursday October 7th - 6pm to 9pm
      Saturday October 16th - 10am to 1pm.

All Ages and Skill Levels are Welcome!
Children under the age of 12,  please talk with Victoria before signing up.  

Register by email on our website or at the shoppe.
The cost is $45.  Cash or checks please.
This price includes the cost of materials.

OPEN MIC NIGHT AT APOTHECA!!

Open Mic Night September 24th!!!

This Friday - 7-9 p.m.!!

Don't miss it!  There are sign up sheets at the shoppe.  Come and share your talent, your favorite poetry (original or not!), anything that strikes your fancy!

The floor is yours!

Batiking Bliss Workshops at Apotheca!

Stop in at the shoppe to sign up for classes or go online!  If you want more information or to register online, please go to our website. Don't miss out on this wonderful opportunity to explore artistic self-expression with a talented local artist!

Lindsay Coats Artist Reception!!

Artist Reception Friday September 10th, 7 to 9!!! Featuring:

 NH Institute of Art Professor Lindsay Coats.

The seductive beauty of clear plastic objects tempted me formally with their sensitivity to light and small undulations of color and their usefulness as a surface to paint on.  Space is complicated because of their transparency, causing shadows to seem to hold form.  Clouds are ethereal, tenuous, ever changing representations of earths innocent emotions and time, echoing clear plastics infinite small undulations of color and light.   The gritty and distorted mannerisms of the horse act as a representative of the natural world and humans historical partner who reacts to the impact of environmental destruction.   These elements aim to understand current political and environmental events and how they intertwine with their historical origins and future consequences.  


Lindsay Coats lives in Weare, NH.  While living in Eureka, California she was an Adjunct Professor at College of the Redwoods and Education Manager at the Morris Graves Museum of Art.  She received her Master of Fine Arts Degree in Painting from University of California, Davis, a Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Painting from Brandeis University, Waltham, MA and her Bachelor of Arts from Wheaton College, Norton, MA. She was represented in California by Piante Gallery in Eureka where she had two solo shows.  Her work appeared at the Triton Museum of Art in Santa Clara, CA, in the Drawing: Visions, Surfaces, and Beyond group show.   Most recently, Lindsay participated in Visionshift! Art in the Age of Climate Change, a group show at the Santa Fe Art Institute.  Her work consists of low relief sculpture, paintings, and drawings and uses cloud, clear plastic containers, and gestural horse head imagery.