Marin Open Studios 2022

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Marin Open Studios April 30 & May 1 May 7 & 8, 11 am – 6 pm

This 36 x 36″ acrylic painting on linen is currently unfinished, but close. Steve has been working on this painting as part of his current inspiration to bring the outside in. Enjoying the garden out the back door of his studio, looking across from inside a home on Bolinas Lagoon, or anytime inspiration comes from the wilderness through the studio doors. Kathleen & Steve will be participating both weekends of Marin Open Studios. They each have a painting in the Marin Open Studio Gallery in the Corte Madera Town Center and have hung a lot of recent work throughout their home & studio. From 11 am to 6 pm. 38 San Francisco Blvd., San Anselmo

Marin Open Studios

Kathleen & Steve will be participating both weekends of the 2022 Marin Open Studios, April 30 & May 1, May 7 & 8, from 11 am – 6 pm. This image is a detail of one of Steve’s paintings-in-progress. A stroll through the garden before entering the home, gallery & studio, is a unique experience.

Garden blooms ahead of Marin Open Studios.

Kathleen & Steve will be participating both weekends of this year’s Marin Open Studios, April 30 & May 1 and May 7 & 8. There will be additional information on this event soon, but the garden is beautiful now, if anyone would like to see art &/or the garden before then. Please call, (415) 453-3648.

Annual Open Studio-November 26, 27 & 28

Kathleen & Steve are holding an Open Studio the Friday, Saturday & Sunday after Thanksgiving, from 11 am to 4 pm, at their home & studio, 38 San Francisco Blvd. in San Anselmo.

Kathleen’s Bolinas Museum auction donation sells way over asking! No time to celebrate- on to the MVFAF this weekend!

This 36 x 66″ oil painting, “Mt. Tamalpais from Blithedale Ridge” will be featured at the Mill Valley Fall Arts Festival along with brand new paintings and prints large and small. I’m looking forward to exhibiting my work at this wonderful festival for the first time in many years. The setting in the redwoods, the high quality of arts and crafts and the focus on our community makes this event unique and wonderful. This weekend, September 18 & 19, 10am-5pm, booth #50. Hope to see you there! Studio appointments are most welcome- just call or email to set a time.

Kathleen Lipinski: Poster artist for the 2021 Mill Valley Fall Arts Festival

This year’s MVFAF will take place in Old Mill Park, Mill Valley, September 18 & 19. Kathleen will be in Booth #50.

For more information on this year’s festival, please visit the MVFAF website: www.mvfaf.org

Kathleen’s Open Studio in May

Kathleen will be exhibiting her recent paintings, as well as prints and note cards as a participant in Marin Open Studios over two weekends: Saturday and Sunday, May 1 & 2, and May 8 & 9 from 11 am – 6 pm, at our home in San Anselmo. Steve is sitting this one out, but will be helping Kathleen. We’re very happy that things are opening up, but we ask that you wear a mask and stay socially distanced. We will not be serving food or drink (a first!). Please stroll our garden during your visit; it’s in full spring swing. We look forward to seeing you and showing what we’ve been creating all year. Visits by appointment are welcome. 38 San Francisco Blvd., San Anselmo, CA 94960, (415) 453-3648

Above: Kathleen Lipinski, “Mt. Tamalpais from Azalea Hill”, oil on canvas, 20 x 36″.

Kathleen’s three large oil paintings.

These three 36 x 66″ oil paintings have been completed by Kathleen within the year. Some may have been posted before, but the quality of the photos of these paintings is now more accurate. All three have been painted around the edges of large profile stretchers. From the top: “Mt. Tamalpais from Blithedale Ridge”, 36 x 66″, 2021; “Sleepy Hollow Fog”, 36 x 66″, 2020; “Mt. Tamalpais/Bon Tempe Reflections”, 36 x 66″, 2020.

Art on the Avenue

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Kathleen Lipinski, Marin landscape artist is showing through November in a storefront on San Anselmo Ave.

The San Anselmo Arts Commission has been busy! They recently created “Art on the Avenue” presenting local art in vacant storefronts and have commissioned artists to paint utility boxes throughout town. Kathleen and artist Christin Coy are currently exhibiting in the windows of 538 San Anselmo Avenue, across from Town Hall, through November 30. Kathleen’s latest large canvas of Tamalpais from Sleepy Hollow (pictured above) is on display, as well as large and small paintings and prints. It’s a great opportunity to show in our home town!