Americana - Chesterfield City Hall Solo Show!
Star Spangled American Flag, 24x30” metal print from original oil on canvas, Jodie Lee Maurer - Americana - Chesterfield City Hall Solo Show
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Star Spangled American Flag, 24x30” metal print from original oil on canvas, Jodie Lee Maurer - Americana - Chesterfield City Hall Solo Show
Melody of the Sea, oil on 24x48” canvas, click here for more information.
© 2023 Jodie Maurer Art, Where We Come Together, 30x40” oil on canvas
Old Friend (sycamore in Queeny Park), oil on 40x30” canvas, click here for more information.
Mother Love, 30x40” oil on canvas, © Jodie Maurer
In and Out, oil on panels - diptych, 20 x 48”, Jodie Maurer
Storied Afternoon, oil on canvas, 48 x 60”
If you can’t make it to Green Door’s own reception on Friday the 20th, stop by to see Jodie in person on Sunday afternoon from 12:30 - 2:30, January 15 at Green Door Art Gallery for its latest exhibition themed: Atmospheric - Art That Sets a Mood. Jodie will be in town that Sunday afternoon instead of Friday and looks forward to seeing you at this fun, new show as a new, resident artist!
Angad Arts Hotel's Biennial Exhibition of 12x12" pieces features one of Jodie's favorite subjects: the lighthouse. Join us for the opening reception 5-9 p.m. CST, Tuesday, November 1st! Be sure to stop by Angad in the heart of downtown St. Louis (just across from Powell Hall) for this very creative exhibition of local area talent including one of Jodie's latest works, Guiding Light, running November 1 through the end of April, 2023. Free, secured parking is available for exhibition guests.
Brilliance, 30x40”
Biltmore, 30x40”
As an alumni artist, a number of Jodie’s plein air and in studio paintings were selected for Principia College’s Alumni Art Show. Two chosen as frontispieces for the gallery’s entrance, several more are displayed in one of the gallery’s east wings.
The collection was co-curated and features some of Jodie’s newer works as well as favorites from a few years ago. Paintings are for sale during the show and online. This show is for alumni, but the college is open in Elsah, Illinois to the public. Receptions were planned for Thursday evenings, June 16 and 23.
Visit Green Door Gallery anytime, Wednesday through Sunday, 10-5 to see our contribution to the 2-month show, The Nature of Things…
Don’t miss this opportunity to support artists and C.S. nursing all at once!
Don’t miss this gallery opening reception with plein air painting in Stone Harbor, New Jersey!
The Leaves, a Christian Science nursing facility, will host a virtual Meet and Greet with artists prior to its upcoming October Auction (Oct. 2 and 3). This is a special opportunity to get to know more about the artists, including Jodie Maurer, and their donated work THIS SATURDAY, 9/4, at 2 p.m. Central Time.
Registration is required. Sign up for the zoom webinar HERE.
Visit www.theleaves.org/support-the-arts to learn more about the events and www.theleaves.org/artauction to see the artwork.
Beauty, joy, and nature boldly painted. An art show of original watercolor and oil paintings . Enjoy in person July 22 through September 2, 2021 at Longview Farm House, Town and Country, MO.
Meet the Artist receptions:
Friday, 8/6 @ 5p-8p
Attend to see a live painting demonstration.
Sunday 8/8 @ 12n-3p
Red Rock Arts Festival, Plein Air Competition, Moab, UT
I will be in Moab, UT for a week of painting in this striking desert landscape. Arches NP, Canyonlands NP, the Colorado River and the town of Moab will be featured in these paintings. In 2015 I placed second in their paint the town "Quick Draw" event. It's been four years since I've been out West and I'm thrilled to be on my way back to paint with old friends and new. I particularly enjoy the camaraderie at these events.
I will be painting a breathtaking outdoor wedding live in Helotes, TX at the end of September. The painting will be in process as the gorgeous bride walks down the aisle and a time-lapse video of the wedding and the painting process will be created for the newly weds to enjoy! I'm so excited for this precious couple and honored to be part of their wedding in such a special way. The painting will be framed and showcased at their reception following the ceremony for all to enjoy!
Come see select paintings on display and view a PowerPoint presentation about my art career: where I’ve been, how I got there, and where I’m going! Would love to have you join!
Thursday 9/05/19 from 11:30am-12:30pm in The Leaves Great Room.
If you plan to stay for lunch, please RSVP by calling The Leaves’ front desk at 972-231-4864 or email Kim Johnson at KJohnson@theleaves.org.
The Tamworth Visitors Council (tamworthusa.com) has planned a wonderful week-long experience for artists, collectors and art lovers to enjoy and celebrate these artists and their works in nature here in Tamworth. Wet Paint is dedicated to preserving the rich artistic legacy established by many early Plein Air Artists.
Wet Paint returns! Invited artists from around the country, as well as local celebrity artists, will be painting scenes in Tamworth during the third annual, week-long celebration, from April 29-May 5, 2019.
The week will kick off with a meet and greet welcome spaghetti dinner at The Preserve at Chocorua on April 29th, where artists can mingle with local and visiting art collectors and art lovers. Nightly, local businesses will host an artist’s reception or village walk for guests and visitors to see the day’s accomplishments. There will also be a Quick Draw Competition which challenges the artists to complete a painting in three hours or less and a “Crayons Matter,” the Marcia Abbott Scholarship Award that will benefit ArtWorks Chocorua Creative Arts Center Fund, for art education programs for children.
The Collector’s Gala will have a big city feel with small town hospitality featuring an Art Show under a magnificent Sailcloth Tent at The Preserve at Chocorua. The Gala is filled with artists, art lovers, collectors and some of the finest plein air fine art you will find anywhere.
Over 30 paintings of Jodie Maurer’s are on display at Peace Haven in St. Louis, MO. The paintings fill the halls with joy and beauty. A highlight of the show is a view of Art Hill in Forest Park with the St. Louis Art Mueseum positioned up high and the fountains below. She also has paintings of Niagara Falls, Colorado, lighthouses, flowers, seascapes and more!
For a personal tour of the art with the artist please contact her by email or phone.
jodieleemaurer@icloud.com
cell: 914-826-4445
You're invited to an art show by Jodie Maurer at the Willows at Brooking Park. The show includes new floral paintings, seascapes, forest landscapes, USA flag series, and a painting of the St. Louis Art Museum from Art Hill. The show will remain up from Memorial weekend through Friday, July 13th. Please join us for the artist reception Saturday, June 23rd from 2-4pm.
The majority of Maurer's work was done on location. Three of the floral pieces were painted locally at Queeny park, St. Louis, MO earlier this spring. The St. Louis Art Museum (SLAM) was also painted plein air. The water fountains that lead up to SLAM capture the liveliness and romance of the location. Her seascapes are as gentle and refreshing as the shore breeze felt when viewing the distant lighthouse, and the strokes and application of paint are as bold and strong as the persistent waves.
A real gem in her show is her forest painting with a few white trees (suggestions of birches) and a quaint cool stream passing through the hills. This painting was completed on location at Cascade Pass in the New York Adirondack Mountains. In this work she was moved by the deliberate forms and uses of color that flowed to her effortlessly, partially a result of her previous work and studies in the area. When painting plein air the artist is like a sponge, absorbing everything in sight that contributes to the strength and significance of the location.
In addition to her landscapes, Maurer's USA flag paintings are displayed prominently in celebration of Memorial Day and the 4th of July. This USA flag series serves as a reminder of the brave acts that gave birth to this country and continue to protect her as well as the strong character and morality that are needed to sustain her. These flags are truly one of a kind, inspired, and full of vitality. A theme in her USA flag series is unity. The intermingling of the stripes and blending in the stars suggest that even though each state is individual and parts of the country are white, and parts are blue and parts are red they're all needed to make the whole.
The show will remain hung through March.
Follow me at the annual Stroke of Art plein air event in Boothbay Harbor, Maine!
A Stroke of Art Mission Statement:
Rekindle the nostalgia of the Plein Air movement | Recognize the top tier Plein Air artists who have undergone rigorous training and dedication to master the century old painting technique | Welcome these artists to the magnificent Boothbay Peninsula to apply that technique in their own unique application.
When I begin a painting, I do not have a finished product in mind.
Similar to poetry or composing of any kind, the outcome is unknown. It is an exploration of an idea. As the poet writes, his idea develops, questions arise, problems surface. The poem is the result of the development in thought.
As it is with writing, so it is with painting.
My approach is to capture the spirit of the land that makes this country my home, through thick layers of gestural paint strokes.
I primarily use oils, palette knives and large canvases.
I participate in Plein Air contests around the country and received Best of Show in Town & Country, MO in 2011, Best of Show in the “Farmer’s Market Quick Draw,” Booth Bay Harbor, ME in 2015 and Second Place in Moab, UT in 2015.
The past two years, I lived in the Northeast. There, I focused on exploring ocean shorelines, the northern mountainous region, waterfalls, and the Hudson Valley.
Currently, I reside in St. Louis, MO, pursuing the beauty of the Midwest.
One thing I can assure you is that wherever I am, I will paint.
“All manifestations of art are but landmarks in the progress of the human spirit toward a thing but as yet sensed and far from being possessed.”
– Robert Henri