Schooner Festival 2010 from the Paint Factory

Bummer, Captmard beat me to it! He got some great shots from his view.

here’s  just a few of mine from the Paint Factory Road and one from Niles Beach.

Not as many Boats as past years, due to the Storm.

 

Night Time Zen. Unloading a Bad Net, Part I

The Maine Herring Boat Sunlight which Hails out of Gloucester Docking at night.

They came in about 8:30pm to unload a Bad Net.

The Schooners are coming!….are here, some are.

Gloucester is getting ready for the 2010 Schooner Festival.

The Schooners Harvey Gamage and The Westward arrived tonight

 at the State Fish Pier.

at rest
With their Dingys hangin' about

For more Info on the 2010 Gloucester, Ma Schooner Festival click the links below

http://www.capeannvacations.com/Schooner/Guide/2010GloucesterSchoonerFestival.pdf

http://www.capeannvacations.com/schooner/schedule/

Gloucester on the Travel Channel!!!!!

SUCKERS!

Eye Catching Title and a Half Naked Woman.

Just a cheap way to get people to click on this Post.

Samantha Brown is also my favorite host on the Travel Channel.

ENJOY!

tHIS pOST hAS nOTHING tO dO wITH gLOUCESTER!

Night Time Voyager

The Herring Boat Voyager Loads it’s Nets and Heads out to Sea.

08.15.2010     08:45pm

Calling Jimmy T!!

These Kids Deserve credit for spending the night together in the mooring field in this small boat off the State Fish Pier last week.

BUT… They really need Jimmy T to give them rowing Lessons.

Ok! All together now. We'll get there faster
Making the way to the mooring
moored

Free Dance Lesson at the State Fish Pier?

Tomorrow There will be a free Dance Lesson at The State Fish Pier.

Come Learn “The Traditional Gloucesterman Dance” usually performed after a Successful Fishing Trip.

This Dance hasn’t been seen in Years.

GMGs own Joey will be the Instructor!

Example Below

Bring your own Fish.

 

 

Last GMG Rock Found!

Great Job Jerry!

Jerry found the last Rock that was released on Cape Ann this past weekend. 

 Jerry was in Town visiting His Grandmother, Linda Morse.

Thanks for the great Photo Linda!

Linda Morse and Her Grandson Jerry with the "Salt Island Rock"

Deb Clarkes “BIZAAR DAZE”

From Debbie Clarke;

Kerry and Mom with their Found "Art Rock"

Here’s Kerry McNally and her Mom in front of my work at the Bazaar. We were so busy I was lucky to get any pics at all. I thought the folk on goodmorning gloucester would enjoy seeing pics from a ‘sales person’s point of view’. There were so many peeps and every now and then, I got to see some of my friends (Loretta and Adara, my friends from Gloucester’s Unitarian Universalist Church).

I would like to thank the readers of gmg that came down to the bazaar to see my artwork, and search for Paul’s ‘rock art’. I know of one other family ‘team’ that printed out directions to locate your rocks. Many folk thought they were supposed to find the rock, have a picture taken to document the event, then move onto the next clue. This might be a future development of your ‘rock art’ project Paul.

Deb Clarke's Art on display

also: I sold three paintings at the Bazaar! (thank you to Richard and Sabine for allowing me to use some of their bazaar ‘real estate’). This was the most financially succesful bazaar for me, as I have been putting my work on Bananas’ sidewalk for several years. Thanks to word of mouth and the shout out by goodmorninggloucester, lots of folk came to see bananas and my work! I generated sales inquiries, networked like crazy, sold a lot of vintage, and had a lot of fun! Thank you to the folk that volunteered on behalf of the Chamber to organize the event.

                                                                                                                                  Deb

http://debbieclarke.blogspot.com/

Schooner Spirit of Massachusetts Arrives

The Schooner Spirit Of Massachusetts Arrives in Gloucester 8:30pm 08/04/2010

Art Rocks! Looks Like it found a Great Home!

 

First of all; I usually don’t think things through too much. I just do it and deal with the fallout later. Such as some of my Posts here on GMG. 🙂

Sometimes I’ll Complain to Joey that I have nothing left to offer that’s interesting to the GMG Readers. Joey will say a few inspiring words. Words that I can’t repeat here at the moment. Maybe another Time. But, he does motivate me.

I came up with the idea of these “Art Rocks” When I  heard the song by the band The Police, “Message in a Bottle” When I was down at Pebble Beach Sketching. So I sketched a few rocks with my Sharpie and left them for someone to find. I didn’t think of it until I received emails saying they found my “Art Rock” and loved the idea. So I did a few more and left them at Cressy Beach. When I was back there a few days later the Rocks were gone but I never received any emails. I wrote Joey an email saying the “Art Rocks” are Bust! He didn’t think so, he said just keep trying. So I figured I try one at the State Fish Pier. The response really moved me. When I think “Why do I keep doing this GMG thing it takes up a lot of my time and Brain Power. Ok, no wise ass remarks on that last one please. Now I Know why. GMG has a lot of Positive effect on people and myself. I’m just glad I could contribute a little with this “Art Rocks” thing.  THANKS! GMG, JOEY and of course DEBBIE CLARKE for all of her Encouragement and Inspiration.

OK, ON WITH THE POST.

“Art, Rocks!”

I left an “Art Rock” at the State Fish Pier (my favorite hang out) Saturday Morning.

here’s the link to that Post: Paint Factory “Art Rock” click here

I Love viewing the Paint Factory and the going ons there during the rising and setting sun. The Area Glows with Light at those times. I decided to draw the Paint Factory on a Rock and leave it there for someone to find. You never know who will find it. I left my email address on it so the person who found it could contact me.

I’d like to share the emails with you that I received from the person who found it.

First Email From Debbie;

Was in Gloucester today. Found your rock at State Pier around 12:30 not sure what your game is please tell me if I was supposed too turn it in somewhere.
Debbie
South Windsor, CT
My reply back To Debbie;
 
Hi, Debbie,
Thanks for contacting me.
it’s no game. Sorry you didn’t win anything other than a rock. 🙂  Keep it if you like it. I paint and draw a lot. When the mood hits I’ll draw a scene of where i am and leave the rock for someone to find. A FREE SOUVENIR.
Hope you like it. I also write for a popular website here in Gloucester, Ma. called Good Morning Gloucester. It’s a site about what’s happening here and beautiful photos of the area. If you’d like you could send me a picture of you and whoever else was with you and how came across the rock and  I’d post it up on that site. It’s up to you, But I hope you liked my Rock. Here’s a link to the post I put up after I left my rock art there.

https://goodmorninggloucester.wordpress.com/2010/07/31/free-artwork-rocks/

Take Care,
Paul Frontiero

The Last Email From Debbie;

I think this is the best game, hide and seek! With an awesome prize. It is the best souvenir I have gotten.
I went up there with my friends Greg and Anita Dziedzic and Jim Gularte. Anita lost her son in Iraq on 8/1/05, Sgt. David Coullard, he was a Marine Sniper and my friend. Jim is a sniper instructor at Camp Pendleton who has reached out to Anita. We all went to see Gloucester a favorite get-a-way of Anita’s to try to help her through this emotional weekend. It really brightened her day when I found the rock. Thank you for sharing your art with us.
Debbie, South Windsor, CT
 
I really don’t know what to write after that email.
Other Than, Thank you Debbie, you made my Summer.

The People that were with Debbie; Greg and Anita Dziedzic and Jim Gularte

The rock that Debbie found. Medium; Sharpie on Sea Rock

Sharpies Rule!

Sunday 8/01/2010

Photos from Sunday Morning August 1, 2010

The Stanley Thomas Heads off to Work
Lobster Boat Passing Ten Pound Island
The Dog Star
Fishing for little fish to catch bigger fish
The Melissa K
Ten Pound Light
Good Harbor Beach Right before Sunrise

Http://www.FrontieroGallery.com

Larry Dahlmer Gallery on Rocky Neck

Larry Dahlmer Rocky Neck Artist

If you love Gloucester History and Art, you got to stop by and see Larry Dahlmer at his Gallery on Rocky Neck.

He’s got some great Paintings and Affordable Prints. Larry makes any of his Paintings of Historic Gloucester Scenes available in Print. If you don’t see it, Just Ask.

His Gallery is one of the must see places on Cape Ann. Larry’s Gallery is the first one on your Right as soon as you pass the parking lot, you can’t miss it. There is a Bow of a boat sticking out of the front of his Gallery right over the sidewalk.

Larry Dahlmer at his Gallery on Rocky Neck
You Can't Miss Larry's Gallery

CHECK OUT LARRY’S WEBSITE BY CLICKING THE LINK BELOW

http://www.ladarts.com

deb Clarke Sunday Morning Painting Class

The Sunday Morning Painting Class
From deb Clarke;
Sunday morning we held our painting class in my backyard.  we reviewed some work, then the students painted. i drew with my new sharpies.  this is the view toward the State Fish Pier with the towers of Our Lady of Good Vogaye on the upper right and the Marchant Street “Tower House” on the upper left.  I have since added aluminum leaf to the drawing to help define some of the shapes.  will post follow-up.  gorgeous day here on the cove, on shore breeze and the air is dry!  YES!
 
later,
deb.
 
 For more information On the Sunday Morning Painting Class Contact Deb Clarke at:

Enjoy the Heat……

Don’t think snow

Dom Nesta’s Rocky Neck Snow Plow

http://www.johnnesta.com/

“Art not Art” from deb Clarke

Art not Art

from; deb Clarke

A few years ago I found a dozen of these handblown glass panels at the building center.  i incorporated them into wax/gild wire creations.  the heat of this summer has melted the wax and most of the gold leaf is now buried in the wax.  i like playing around with the idea of what is art, is it the making of something intentional?  my intent here was to show off the beauty of the materials.  

it’s summertime, so here’s a pic of my garden, which is coming in later than other gardens around here.  must be the shade from the oak.

ART ROCKS! Again?

“ART ROCKS”

Went down to Cressy’s Beach to cool off Sunday. While I was there The mood hit me to sketch and leave a couple of “Art Rocks” If someone finds them they can keep’em, toss’em or pass them on. As Debbie Clarke’s  saying  Goes, “Art or not Art” That is the question. Or just Graffiti? Debbie is my Inspiration for these Rocks.

If I get Feedback from the Finders I’ll post them  here on GMG.

#1 "Ten Pound Island" Art Rocks
"Art Rocks" Contact Info
#1 "Art Rocks" "Ten Pound Island" Location
#2 "Art Rocks" "Gloucester Harbor"
#2 "Art Rocks" Location Left at Cressy's Beach "Gloucester Harbor"

 http://www.frontierogallery.com

http://debbieclarke.blogspot.com/