November 1, 2020 – January 2, 2021

Prospectus and entry link  is on our website at parklanegallery.org/prospectus
Online entry required through entrythingy.com. Entry deadline: September 30, 2020.

Parklane Gallery will host its Winter Show of Miniatures and Small Works starting on November 1. These small treasures will be on display through January 2 at the gallery as well as available on our online store. Two-dimensional artwork, including photography and digital art, will be accepted. Awards will be given including Best of Show for Miniatures $200, Best of Show for Small Works $200, plus numerous specialty and subject matter awards.

Entry fee is $15 for one piece and $5 for each additional piece up to a limit of 7 pieces. Size requirements are listed on our online prospectus. Parklane Gallery will take a 35% commission on all sold work. Shipped art must be received by October 16 and local delivery is October 17. For questions regarding the show, please email inquiries to minismall2020@parklanegallery.org.

Julia Goloshubin paints animals, still lifes and landscapes in oil  with a dash of humor.

“Organic Pointilism“
I love the circular shape which I get from various items. You see in many of my paintings the circular shape breaks away the lines and the circle gives you a sense of movement. I am very excited about the work I am creating today and believe it shows a true sense of who I am. I will continue to work to share my love of life, color and texture on canvas. It is my passion and my voice in the world.

“Waterworks“
Working with a palette and images influenced by a theme of water, Marne has created a series of paintings focusing on this life-sustaining element of nature that nourishes our planet.

Jeff Lane travels the world to capture wildlife, panoramic landscapes and floral photographs.

Julia Goloshubin paints animals, still lifes and landscapes in oil  with a dash of humor.

“Organic Pointilism“
I love the circular shape which I get from various items. You see in many of my paintings the circular shape breaks away the lines and the circle gives you a sense of movement. I am very excited about the work I am creating today and believe it shows a true sense of who I am. I will continue to work to share my love of life, color and texture on canvas. It is my passion and my voice in the world.

“Waterworks“
Working with a palette and images influenced by a theme of water, Marne has created a series of paintings focusing on this life-sustaining element of nature that nourishes our planet.