Website YAY!

My website is up and running courtesy of Arkadiy :) Check it out at http://www.emmalinepayette.com. 

Open Studios-Great Success :)

 Thank you so much to everyone who came out for my open studios a couple of weekends ago! I am so grateful for your incredible support and would not be able to pursue art-making without you:). I hope everyone enjoyed themselves as much as I did.  If you were not able to make it below are a few shots of my studio space from that weekend. 

Photos courtesy of my homegirl Kelsey

Dedham resident has passion for art

Dedham resident has passion for art
Here is an article that was published in the Dedham Transcript about my painting practice.  I hope you enjoy it and are able to come see my work and studio this weekend at the Waltham Mills Artists Association Open Studios.

Birch Painting Completed

Completed this piece and have been recently working on some smaller scale paintings.  These works will up for my Open Studios at the Waltham Mills Artist Association.  

Waltham Mills Artists Association Open Studios

Saturday November 5th (12-6) & Sunday November 6th (12-5)

144 Moody Street, Waltham, MA

For more info, go to...www.wmaastudios.org 

Rockport Art Association New England Invitational

This past Sunday I attended the opening reception for the Rockport Art Association's  New England Invitational with my Mom and Arkadiy.  The show is up until November 13th, so you should definitely check it out, there are some really wonderful pieces in it.  Thanks so much to my mom for driving us back and forth, delivering the painting on time, and her continuous support <3!

Just Discovered Yayoi Kusama

Just discover the art of Yayoi Kusama and was totally intrigued by her incredible bodies of work.  Here is a nice little blurb about her on the MoMA site, and a little peek of their Kusama drawings.

 

Yayoi Kusama 

Soul under the moon, 2002

Mirrors, ultra violet lights, water, plastic, nylon thread, timber, synthetic polymer paint

The Kenneth and Yasuko Myer Collection of Contemporary Asian Art