Little Gallery
on Fessenden
Celebrating Creativity
in the Neighborhood
Current Exhibit
Marily Sterling, AU Park
Painting, weaving, casting with concrete
Marily Sterling was born in Germany in 1933, and by the time she moved to the United States at the age of 21, she had already lived in six other countries. She was fluent in four languages.
Over her career, Marily worked as a chemist, as a French teacher, a teacher of English as a second language, and as a social worker. After her retirement, Marily moved to AU Park, where she lived for 20 years. In addition to teaching classes in French and and European literature, art grew from a casual hobby to a more serious exploration of different art forms, from fabric and sand casting to painting. Marily’s subjects ranged from her greyhounds to paintings she saw and used as inspiration for weavings on her loom. Her weavings appeared in several shows.
This exhibit is curated by Dwight Sterling as a tribute to his mom who passed away in 2023.
Over her career, Marily worked as a chemist, as a French teacher, a teacher of English as a second language, and as a social worker. After her retirement, Marily moved to AU Park, where she lived for 20 years. In addition to teaching classes in French and and European literature, art grew from a casual hobby to a more serious exploration of different art forms, from fabric and sand casting to painting. Marily’s subjects ranged from her greyhounds to paintings she saw and used as inspiration for weavings on her loom. Her weavings appeared in several shows.
This exhibit is curated by Dwight Sterling as a tribute to his mom who passed away in 2023.
Holiday Cheer
Betsy Edelmann on Fessenden Street
Along with painting bisqueware (unglazed pottery), I enjoy making little creatures out of terracotta clay. Here are some ornaments I made. The baskets are from Mexico. The ornaments and other things I’ve made are for sale at Coffee Nature up the street. Happy Holidays!
Little Gallery is looking for visual and audio exhibitors
Who knew that there were so many shy people out there?
If you are proud of a painting, drawing, song, poem, very short story, or comedy routine that you’ve created, why not share it with our supportive community? Anything, so long as it’s in good taste, is acceptable.
Don’t be shy! Email sid@littlegallery.org to sign up.