If I could be a t the beach every moment I would. Grateful I live walking distance from a beach.

My View of Life on the Dock
If I could be a t the beach every moment I would. Grateful I live walking distance from a beach.

Highlighting…






It was a spectacular, but quiet, midweek morning at Half Moon Beach earlier this week. It’s one of my favorite spots. Ohhhhh….that sky!







Preparations are underway along the boulevard for Sunday’s parade and concerts. The concerts will feature Mystery Meat and Runaround Sound and will begin at 5:30 Sunday. The parade steps off from the high school at 6 pm (route shared below). The concert will continue after the parade has passed the stand. Fireworks scheduled for 9:30. Welcome back Horribles Parade, Concert and Fireworks!






There will be patrioric pies for the fourth of July!
Pies, red white and blue cupcakes, WOW cookies, holiday coffee cakes for an easy, delicious breakfast and so much more.
Come see us at 23 East Main Street Gloucester for ribs, brisket, pulled pork, chicken, pit beans, coleslaw and cheesy cornbread. We open at 10 and will be there until we sell out!
This is an example of why we need to keep the oceans clean and no plastic. Clear and beautiful

Blue & White…






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Geoffrey Bayliss | Simple Isn’t Easy
Exhibition dates: July 7 – 31
Opening Reception . Thursday . July 7th . 6-8pm
Gallery hours: Friday & Saturday 1-5pm . Sunday 1-4pm
and always by appointment @ 917-902-4359
info@janedeeringgallery.com
19 Pleasant Street . Gloucester MA 01930
Geoffrey Bayliss’s recent work includes large collaged work and papier-mâché sculptures which lend themselves to the viewer’s interpretation. Playful, imaginative, strange, or referential of classical ruins, the collages and sculptures are active and energetic. Bayliss is not new to collage; but his exploration of papier-mâché is an exciting direction. The use of papier-mâché goes as far back as 200 AD with the Chinese Han dynasty; in Europe, it was introduced c.1725 as an alternative to plaster or carved wood in architecture. Bayliss earned a degree in architecture from Columbia University; his current interest in the medium of papier-mâché aligns well with his understanding of architectural elements and flourishes.



Geoffrey Bayliss, a native of Gloucester, holds a BA in architecture from Columbia University. He has studied with artist Celia Eldridge, sculptor John Bozarth, printmaker Coco Berkman, and artist Charlotte Roberts. His work is held in numerous private collections in the US. This is the artist’s 4th solo show with Jane Deering Gallery. A few words from the artist: ’Making art has been my life … My impulse to create doesn’t diminish
… It grows and develops infinitely.’ — Geoffrey Bayliss, July 2022
Works from the exhibition can be viewed at:
https://www.janedeeringgallery.com/geoffrey-bayliss-collage-and-papiermache-sculpture