Experience the Contemporary Japanese Print Show at Page Waterman on October 31 and November 1, featuring artwork from the renowned Tolman Collection. Curator Allison Tolman will present a rare, two-day-only exhibition of contemporary Japanese printmakers, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship and modern interpretations of the traditional woodblock print.
We’re proud to be a part of the 23rd annual Natick Artists Open Studios, a town-wide art event which takes place October 18 & 19, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days. Our very own Jeannie Celata and Kerry Gorton Evans will host the event here at the Gallery.
Page Waterman Gallery & Framing kicks off its fall art series with the Amy Drury Sullivan Ceramics Show, taking place October 3 & 4 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Known for her lifelong exploration of creativity—from painting and printmaking to quilting and now ceramics—Amy brings a fresh and inspired perspective to functional and beautiful ceramic art.
Step into a world where history meets artistry. Page Waterman presents a collection of antique postcards — each one beautifully preserved and elevated through custom framing.
Now through Saturday, August 30 you can enjoy saving 15% off our inspired works of art by Ken Elliott. Some are already framed.
Celebrate the start of summer with “Water,” a new show featuring fine art by some of the region’s most accomplished artists. From quiet coastal scenes to expressive interpretations, each piece reflects the beauty, movement, and calm of water.
Displaying your framed diploma transforms it into a constant source of pride and motivation. Sturdy shares a wonderful example.
Whether it is a traditional New England landscape or an energetic, expressionist abstract, Jeannie’s paintings evoke an immediate emotional response.
We’re embrace Spring with more new arrivals of artwork by Jane Cooper, Betty Ball, Trish Hurley, Kendall Klingbeil, Shaunna Duffy Smith. and Sandy Wadlington. Enjoy!