Guild of Boston Artists Online Exhibition

Erik Koeppel, Sunset at Otter Cliffs, Acadia, ME 9x14in. $2800

This painting is available at the Guild of Boston Artists online exhibition on Artsy. Here's a link to the exhibition:

https://www.artsy.net/artwork/erik-koeppel-otter-cliffs-acadia

You can reach the gallery to purchase the painting at the link. Shipping is available.

I began this painting outdoors on a visit to Acadia National Park years ago. Then it sat in my studio untouched for quite some time. A few months ago I found it amongst some other unfinished pieces, and it stood out to me as something I'd like to continue working on. It was originally painted on a gray day, but my vision shifted as I continued to work into a burst of sunset color. I now feel that it captures the feeling or my memories of this idyllic place.

Gallery Talk, February 15th, 1pm

Erik Koeppel, Winter in the White Mountains, 16x12inches, Oil on panel 

I'll be giving a Gallery Talk at the New Hampshire Antiques Coop, and answering questions about my work. I'll also be bringing some new works for sale, in addition to the paintings I already have on view at the gallery,

Following is a selection of some of the paintings available. You may find purchase information at this link, or by contacting the gallery: https://www.rubylane.com/search?q=Erik+KOeppel

Talk details:
Saturday, February 15th at 1p.m.
In the Upstairs Gallery (elevator accessible) at The New Hampshire Antiques Coop
323 Elm St.
Milford, NH 03055

ph: 603-673-8499

If you're busy on February 15th, my new work will be available for you to see daily from 10-5pm.

Here are some more paintings:

Erik Koeppel, Golden Autumn, 16x12in. Oil on panel

Erik Koeppel, Autumn in the Mountain Washington Valley, 44x72in. Oil on canvas

Erik Koeppel, Alpenglow on Mt. Washington, 8x12in. Oil on panel

There will be more on view as well.

Also, if you're visiting Jackson, NH don't forget to see my monumental painting at the Jackson Historical Society and Museum of White Mountain Art. My largest work to date, it's epic scale can only really be appreciated in person, by here's an image:

Erik Koeppel, Autumn in the White Mountains, 6 1/2 by 11 1/4 feet. Oil on canvas 2019

The BIG Unveiling

Behind that drape is my framed and finished 78x135 inch painting in its permanent home at the Jackson Historical Society & Museum of White Mountain Art. Titled “Autumn in the White Mountains," the painting depicts the Northern Presidential Range. This massive artwork, the largest White Mountain painting ever created, will be unveiled at a reception on October 18th at 6:00 pm. Open to the public, with a suggested entrance fee of $5 per person.

This event will coincide with the Annual White Mountain Art Show and Sale. Here are some of the pieces that will be available at the sale. If you'd like to contact the Society about any of these, or see the other works available, CLICK HERE

Erik Koeppel "Mt. Adams in Autumn" 21x36 in. Oil on panel $11,500
(this is one of the preparatory works for the giant painting) 

Erik Koeppel "Mt. Adams in Spring" 14x18 in. Oil on panel $4500
(also in preparation for the large painting)

Erik Koeppel "The Ellis River" 16x12 in. Oil on panel $3800
(This painting has a black bear hidden in it.) 

Erik Koeppel "Tuckerman Ravine" 14x24 in. Oil on panel $4800

Here again is the link to the Jackson Historical Society's website, and listing of my work: CLICK HERE

Thank you, and I look forward to seeing you at the unveiling reception! 

Artist Talk Saturday, August 24th in Bethel, ME

At the Museums of the Bethel Historical Society, 10 Broad St., Bethel, Maine. Saturday, August 24th, 2019 at 2pm.

Their Description:

Join us for a special presentation by award-winning plein air artist Erik Koeppel of Jackson, New Hampshire, as our major summer exhibit, “Art as Antidote: White Mountain Landscapes,” comes to a close. This free event will begin in the Twitchell Education Center, where Koeppel will share his thoughts on the influence and power of art as an antidote to our times using several of his recently completed art works (which will be for sale) as examples. A visit to the "Art as Antidote" exhibit will follow.

Erik Koeppel (b. 1980) was born in Oregon, and spent his childhood moving with his family through many of the most beautiful landscapes of North America—from the Rocky Mountains, to Southern California, to the Appalachian Range. At the age of ten, his family settled in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, where he drew obsessively from nature, and began to develop a love for the expressive potentials of traditional representation. Erik received his formal training from the Rhode Island School of Design followed by the New York Academy of Art, and an annual apprenticeship in Wiscasset, Maine, with his professor and friend, Seaver Leslie. After copying extensively from the Italian Masters, he developed a body of work that has been exhibited and collected internationally, and represented across the United States. Koeppel’s mastery of traditional techniques has led him to become one of very few young contemporary artists whose work is regularly exhibited with historic masters of the 19th and early 20th Centuries. His work has hung beside Thomas Cole, Winslow Homer, Edgar Degas, John Frederick Kensett, and George Inness, and he has had the distinguished honor of entering permanent collections including artists of this caliber. American Artist, PleinAir Magazine, and other respected publications have covered his progress. Koeppel is a member of the esteemed Guild of Boston Artists.

Facebook link to event:
https://www.facebook.com/events/499526530814858/

Exhibitions

Boston, MA 
The Guild of Boston Artists
162 Newbury St.

Annual Members Exhibition
May 4th - June 8th, 2019

Bethel, ME 
Museums of the Bethel Historical Society
10 Broad St.

Art as Antidote
June 6th to August 31st, 2019

An exhibition of works from a private collection, that will not be for sale.

I'll give an Artist Talk on Saturday, August 24th, 2019 at 2pm

New York City, NY
Rehs Galleries
5 East 57th St. 8th Floor

Group Landscape Show
June 10th - 28th, 2019

Milford, NH
New Hampshire Antique Coop
323 Elm St.

The New England Landscape
April 13th - September 10th, 2019

Jeffersonville, VT 
The Bryan Memorial Gallery
180 Main St.

The Legacy Gallery 2019
and

Then and Now
June 27th - September 2nd

Long Island City, NY 
Eleventh Street Arts
46-06 11th St.

Escape: Celebrating the Great Outdoors
June 27th - September 5th

Jackson, NH 
The Jackson Historical Society
23 Black Mountain Rd.

Ongoing White Mountain Art Show and Sale


Also if you're visiting Jackson this summer, please feel free to make an appointment to visit my studio at erik@erikkoeppel.com






More announcements soon! 

Sales so far at the White Mountain Art Show and Sale

Erik Koeppel "Weather on Mt. Adams" 9x14 in. Oil on panel, SOLD

Erik Koeppel, "An Autumn Evening in Jackson" 9x16in. Oil on panel, SOLD

Erik Koeppel, "Autumn in the White Mountains" 16x12 in. Oil on panel SOLD

Erik Koeppel, "Mt. Washington in Winter" 12x22 in. oil on panel SOLD

Erik Koeppel "Carter Notch in Winter" 5x7in. Watercolor on paper SOLD

The remaining paintings are being offered at discounted prices. The inventory with the original prices is at this link: 

http://www.jacksonhistory.org/artshow/reports/WebCatalogContemporaryPage2.html

For the discounted prices contact Warren at the Jackson Historical Society:

phone landline: 603-383-4060 

or by email: warren@jacksonhistory.org

Artist Talk and Opening Friday, 5-9pm at the Jackson Historical Society

Darwings and Paintings  of Eagle Cliff by Samuel Lancaster Gerry

From Sketch to Canvas opens Friday, Oct. 12th, 2018 at the Museum of White Mountain Art at Jackson (inside the Jackson Historical Society at 23 Black Mountain Rd., Jackson, N.H.) There will be a reception from 5 to 9 pm.

I'll be giving a brief talk at 7pm about how 19th Century artists worked from drawings, and the role that they have in my painting process.

Concurrently the White Mountain Art Show and Sale will be downstairs, and I'll have numerous paintings for sale. More information here: https://erikkoeppel.blogspot.com/2018/10/2018-white-mountain-art-show-and-sale.html

Erik Koeppel, "Portrait of Samuel Lancaster Gerry" was made using a pencil sketch by Benjamin Champney.
It's included in the exhibition. 

2018 White Mountain Art Show and Sale at the Jackson Historical Society

Erik Koeppel, "Weather on Mt. Adams (from the Mt. Washington Autoroad)" 9x14in., oil on  panel, Available

Included in this post are a selection of paintings currently for sale at the Jackson Historical Society's 2018 White Mountain Art Show and Sale. I also have some small works, and works on paper available. For a full listing, and to make a purchase, please follow this link:
http://www.jacksonhistory.org/artshow/reports/WebCatalogContemporaryPage2.html

The reception is Friday, October 12th from 5-9pm. at 23 Black Mountain Rd., Jackson, NH 03846

I'll be speaking around 7pm about their current museum show, From Sketch to Canvas. More on that in my next post.

Here are the paintings:

Erik Koeppel, "Mt. Washington in Spring" 17x24 in. oil on panel, Available

Erik Koeppel, "Mt. Washington in Winter" 12x22 in. oil on panel SOLD

Erik Koeppel, "The Great Gulf, Mt. Adams" 22x29in. Oil on canvas, Available

Erik Koeppel, "Autumn in the White Mountains" 16x12 in. Oil on panel SOLD

Erik Koeppel, "An Autumn Evening in Jackson" 9x16in. Oil on panel, Available

To see the full listing of available works or to make a purchase follow this link: 

http://www.jacksonhistory.org/artshow/reports/WebCatalogContemporaryPage2.html

Thank you!

Exhibition in Vermont

Erik Koeppel, "Falls in the Brush Brook" 14x11 in. Oil on panel

Erik Koeppel, "Winter Sunset" 7 x 12 in. Oil on panel  

These two paintings will be on display as part of the Land, Light, Water, and Air exhibition at the Bryan Memorial Gallery at 180 Main St. Jeffersonville, Vermont. 

I'll be at the gallery Sunday, September 9th, speaking as part of the Artist's Roundtable from 1-2pm, and also the opening reception from 2-4pm. 

The exhibition runs from September 4th to November 4th. The paintings are for sale. 

Artist's Demo and Q&A Sept. 14th, 2-4pm

Summer Exhibitions

Following are some places to see my paintings this summer. Enjoy!

The Museums of the Bethel Historical Society in Bethel, ME

An extensive collection of my paintings celebrating the 100th anniversary of the White Mountain National Forest.

May 29th through October 19th, 2018

Open Monday thru Friday 10am to 4pm, and Saturday 1 to 4pm in July and August.

10 Broad St., Bethel, ME

more info click here

New paintings at Rehs Galleries in NYC

I have a number of new paintings at Rehs Galleries in NYC which can be viewed all summer in there normal hours all summer.

Monday to Thursday, 10am to 5:30pm or by appointment.

5 E 57th St. 8th Floor, New York, NY

more info click here

New Paintings at Hildt Galleries in Chicago

I also have a number of new paintings At Hildt Galleries in Chicago.

In the Drake Hotel Arcade

140 E Walton St., Chicago, IL

more info click here

Group Exhibition, The Luminists, at Mark Gruber Gallery in New Paltz, NY

July 7th to September 8th, 2018

Opening reception July 7th, 5 to 7pm

17 New Paltz Plaza, New Paltz, NY

Summer Light, Group Exihibition at the Cynwyd Club in Bala Cynwyd, PA 

Hosted by Era Contemporary.

Reception: June 28th, 2018, 6 to 9pm

332 Trevor Lane, Bala Cynwyd, PA

catalog click here

The New Hampshire Antiques Coop in Milford, NH

A selection of works are always on display in the art gallery.

323 Em St., Milford, NH

Open Daily 10am to 5pm

more info click here

The Guild of Boston Artists in Boston, MA 

A selection of works are always on display in the art gallery.

162 Newbury St., Boston, MA 

Tuesday through Saturday, 10:30 to 5:30

more info click here

New Paintings at Quidley and Company in Naples, FL 

A selection of works are available at the gallery. 

375 Broad Ave. South, Naples, FL 

Open Daily, 10am to 7pm 

Gallery Photos of the Show Opening Sunday, 2-5pm

Look forward to seeing you at the show!

Museums of the Bethel Historical Society, 10 Broad St., Bethel, ME

Opening Reception: Sunday, May 27th, 2 to 5 pm

Dates Exhibition will be open: May 29th to October 19th, 2018 (find the hours and more info at
bethelhistorical.org)

Museum Opening Sunday, May 27th, 2-5pm

Erik Koeppel "Clouds in the Moat Mountains" 26 x 53 inches. Oil on canvas

White Mountain National Forest Exhibit & Art Show Reception

at The Museums of the Bethel Historical Society, 10 Broad St., Bethel, Maine

Reception: Sunday May 27th, 2018, 2 to 5pm (this Sunday afternoon!) 

Exhibition Dates: May 29th to October 19th, 2018

You can find details on the Museums of the Bethel Historical Society's facebook page at this link, or read on below: 

https://www.facebook.com/events/641859352825599/

Description: 

The Museums of the Bethel Historical Society will host a special preview reception of this season’s newest displays, “White Mountain National Forest: A Centennial Exhibition” and “The White Mountains: Alps of New England” (an art exhibition & sale of paintings by Erik Koeppel and Lauren Sansaricq), on Sunday, May 27, from 2:00 to 5:00 pm. Refreshments will be served, and the event—at the Society’s Robinson House on Broad Street—is free and open to all.
Visitors to the White Mountain National Forest exhibit will learn how the forested highlands of northern New Hampshire and western Maine came to be appreciated by millions for their scenic and health-giving qualities during the 1800s, only to be devastated by uncontrolled commercial logging and widespread fires in the final decades of that century. The story of how a large portion of the White Mountain region of New Hampshire and Maine was eventually saved and set aside in 1918 for the public’s benefit is told in the exhibit through paintings, historic photos, artifacts, and moving images.
“The Balancing Act: The Story and Legacy of the Weeks Act” will be shown continually in the newly-renovated theater space at Robinson House; the ten minute-long video describes how one of America’s earliest environmental disasters sparked a nationwide movement to purchase, protect, and manage threatened and damaged forest lands for the public good. The forest conservation legislation forged by Congress under the leadership of John Wingate Weeks struck a balanced approach that addressed both environmental and economic issues. The video explores how successful that balancing act has proven to be in the White Mountain National Forest and other eastern national forests established under the Weeks Act.
Coinciding with the 100th anniversary of the White Mountain National Forest, “The White Mountains: Alps of New England” art exhibition and sale will feature the return of award-winning landscapes by nationally-recognized plein air artists Lauren Sansaricq and Erik Koeppel of Jackson, New Hampshire. During the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, numerous artists—including many from the Hudson River School—captured the awe-inspiring summits and verdant glens in the White Mountain region of northern New Hampshire and western Maine. Today, Erik Koeppel and Lauren Sansaricq create masterful works in the Hudson River style based on their love for the expressive potentials of traditional representation. Their extraordinary paintings recapture the lost techniques of the Hudson River School painters, whose works were characterized by a sense of air, dramatic light, distance, and luminosity.
The White Mountain paintings in the art exhibition will be available for purchase over the duration of the show (paintings will be added on a regular basis), with a portion of each sale helping to support public programming at MBHS.

Here are a few more paintings that I'll be including, but the show will be extensive. Come see it in person! 

Erik Koeppel, "The Great Gulf" 22x29 in. Oil on canvas 

Erik Koeppel, "Autumn Storm on Mount Washington" 16x27 inches. Oil on canvas

Erik Koeppel "Glen Ellis Falls" 23.25 x 19.5 inches, Oil on canvas

I look forward to seeing you Sunday!