The Artist in the News
AAN 27- year member artist and past president William Welch has started a new venture in Provincetown with a Key West friend and watercolor artist Sean Callaghan. Bill is busy organising the new space, dubbed the Callaghan-Welch Studio, with a handfull of oil paintings and local scenes in watercolor. The space is part of an artist complex at 237 Commercial Street in the Whaler's Wharf second floor. There are several other galleries in the building and Bill says there is much friendly interchange and he feels most welcome. He has maintained an off-season studio in North Truro since 2003, which he uses in the fall and spring before the trip to Key West where he shows in a local gallery called Stone Soup, and teaches through the winter as welll. Bill will return to Nantucket in late June for the season. |
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Pictured with Debbie and Peter Batty, the artist, William Welch, (right) congratulates them on their purchase of his Cuban piece entitled "Sorting Tobacco Leaves," in the Pinar del Rio area of western Cuba. The Batty's were the successful bidders at the Annual Hot Havana Nights Gala to benefit the Tropical Gardens of the Key West Botanical Society and was held at the Marriott Resort Beachside, Key West, Florida, on Saturday, February 7, 2009. |
William Welch – A New Start on New Street!Close to Pump Square in ‘Sconset, William Welch is opening a summer studio on the island of Nantucket, June 1st. Located at One New Street in the same building as artist Barbara Kauffman-Locke, Welch’s studio will be a painting venue as well as an opportunity to display new works, some of which have recently been posted on his website at: www.williamwelchgallery.com. He will be available for private painting lessons in the lovely ‘Sconset scene until October, and has plans to teach weekend seminars through the Artists’ Association of Nantucket. His works can also be seen and purchased at several restaurants: The Summer House Inn in ‘Sconset, The Ship’s Inn and 20 Fair Street Bistro (both on Fair Street downtown), Cioppino’s on Broad Street, and he will have paintings and small items for gifts at three locations on the wharf: Capizzo Gallery on South Wharf, Leslie Lindsley and European Traditions.
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