There are now Gallery Wrapped Canvas prints available at Local Color Gallery in West Chatham. They are open Tuesdays for the Farmer's Market for the remainder of October, and Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 12-5 through the holidays.
A Canvas-Wrapped photo makes a great gift!
Don't forget my $15 Chatham Poem Poster and the $19.95 Chatham 300th Commemorative book. These are both limited items and will be gone soon! Get your piece of Chatham's rich history today!
Click on the link below for more information.
http://www.chathaminfo.com/business/show/536
http://localcolorgallerychatham.com/
P.S. I was perusing old newspaper articles and came across this, which is a nice bit of nostalgia. This is an article outlining my First Place Watercolor award from when I first moved to Chatham!
http://www.wickedlocal.com/chatham/newsnow/x99746898/Creative-Arts-Center-announces-Member-Show-winners#axzz29sDKggf6
Saturday, October 20, 2012
Monday, August 20, 2012
Cape Codder Article!
There was a wonderful response to the Local Color reading on Sunday. Thanks to all who attended!
There are still a few limited book-featured image prints and "Chatham" poem posters available.
If you don't already have a Chatham 300 book, you can get one of those as well at Local Color and Nickerson Art Gallery.
If you would like one of the special limited black and white prints, please contact me directly at heather@picturepoet.com
Thursday, August 16, 2012
Check out the article coming out Friday, Aug 17 in the "Cape Codder" Newspaper about the poem "Chatham" by Heather MacKenzie. Upcoming poetry reading and reception Sunday, August 19th from 3-5 at Local Color, next to Ocean State Job Lot, in West Chatham, MA. Also available, limited edition black and white prints from the 70's of Local Fisherman of Chatham from yesteryear. Historically interesting art, the Chatham 300 Souvenir Book and Posters available. Come meet of many of Local Color's artist's.
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Thursday, August 2, 2012
Follow me on Twitter & New VAC Shows are Coming Up!
Follow me on twitter @chathamart
Also, check out the new VAC shows in October, November, and December!
Also, check out the new VAC shows in October, November, and December!
Friday, July 13, 2012
The Squire is now featuring my poem!
The illustrious Chatham Squire is now featuring my poem on their wall!
Stop in, order a Pinot Grigio and a half-dozen oysters and read it. Please be sure to tell me what you think!
For those of you who don't know, my poem "Chatham" was chosen to be immortalized in the 300th anniversary Time Capsule to be opened in 2062.
Thursday, July 5, 2012
Chatham 300 Poem Poster Available!
Heather is a featured artist in the "Chatham Massachusetts, Find Your Way Here, Celebrating 300 Years" souvenir tercentenary book.
Limited prints from the book are available at the Local Color Gallery now!
To truly immortalize Heather's Poem "Chatham", which was selected by the Chatham 300 Committee to be included in the Time Capsule on Founder's Day, a limited edition commemorative poster is available at Nickerson Art Gallery, The Mayflower Shop, Yellow Umbrella Books, and Local Color Art Gallery now!
A special framed edition is available only at Nickerson Art Gallery and Local Color Art Gallery.
To read Heather's blog: click right here.
To read the Tercentennial Website's page about the poem, click right here.
To see what the commemorative poster looks like, click HERE. (There's also a small version just below this text.)
Limited prints from the book are available at the Local Color Gallery now!
To truly immortalize Heather's Poem "Chatham", which was selected by the Chatham 300 Committee to be included in the Time Capsule on Founder's Day, a limited edition commemorative poster is available at Nickerson Art Gallery, The Mayflower Shop, Yellow Umbrella Books, and Local Color Art Gallery now!
A special framed edition is available only at Nickerson Art Gallery and Local Color Art Gallery.
To read Heather's blog: click right here.
To read the Tercentennial Website's page about the poem, click right here.
To see what the commemorative poster looks like, click HERE. (There's also a small version just below this text.)
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