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Creatura House Hosts ‘Aquamarine’ Group Show

Scott Musgrove

In the new group show at Creatura House, 10 artists interpret a theme of “Aquamarine” as they see fit. The works from John Brophy, Brian Despain, Jonathan Viner, Flannery Grace Good, Laurie Lee Brom, Logan Hicks, Gail Potocki, Claudia Griesbach-Martucci, Madeline Von Foerster, and Scott Musgrove moves between reflections of the natural world and the mystical.


Scott Musgrove

In the new group show at Creatura House, 10 artists interpret a theme of “Aquamarine” as they see fit. The works from John Brophy, Brian Despain, Jonathan Viner, Flannery Grace Good, Laurie Lee Brom, Logan Hicks, Gail Potocki, Claudia Griesbach-Martucci, Madeline Von Foerster, and Scott Musgrove moves between reflections of the natural world and the mystical.


Gail Potocki


Madeline Von Foerster


John Brophy

“We asked a select group of artists to explore the theme of ‘Aquamarine,’ whether that be the stone, the color, or an aquatic theme,” the gallery says. The show runs July 14 through Aug. 6 at the gallery.


Brian Despain


Flannery Grace Good


Claudia Griesbach-Martucci


Logan Hicks


Jonathan Viner


Laurie Lee Brom

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