“West Hill,’’ by Phil Young, in his joint show with Kimberly Stoney at Concord (Mass.) Center for the Visual Arts through Nov. 24. The gallery says:
“West Hill,’’ by Phil Young, in his joint show with Kimberly Stoney, at Concord (Mass.) Center for the Arts through Nov. 24. The gallery says Mr. Young uses “landscapes as inspiration for his paintings, exploring the various places he's been through color and form.’’ His bio says "he is a colorist and his work is more impressionistic and abstract than representational. His works are made from equal parts memory and imagination, creating a new world out of the familiar one.’’
The Old Manse, in Concord. The house was home to Ralph Waldo Emerson and later Nathaniel Hawthorne. Concord was a center of American literary and, more broadly, intellectual life in the 19th Century.
Marker on Egg Rock, in Concord
