Our Mission is to promote and nurture traditional, contemporary, abstract and impressionist art through exhibitions, art talks, fostering a love for art among the Boston artists and the public. The Hidden Art gallery is small and quaint, however has over 300 artworks. Founded by Zoe Arguello in 2011, and features exhibitions of works highlighting representational paintings of Patrick Anderson, trained by Boston traditional teachers, such as Robert Hunter Douglas, John Terelak Robert Comier, who are well known artists and recognized at the MFA and Boston Art Schools, such as Vesper George and the Fenway Studios. The gallery carries online abstract works of Anne Foresman, graduate from Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), Ray Crane, marine-time painter, is a lifetime resident of Boston’s North Shore, Ray lives on Cape Ann, Mass., and finds inspiration in the scenes and history of the New England coast. You'll find impressionist artworks of Zoe Arguello, a UMass Boston graduate, and Mass College of Art. We feature a wide selection of artwork, including cityscapes of Boston, oil paintings, watercolors, and archival, hand embellished giclee prints. Currently accepting commissions of your desired landscape or portraits. Our pieces are available framed and can be viewed in person or purchased online. In addition to our gallery collection, we offer unique art sessions and retreats designed to help you create your own pieces and learn the watercolor process through a brief and easy learning experience.

PATRICK ANDERSON - JOIN OUR GUESTS LIST

Patrick is a master painter and is an award-winning aritst.
He studied at Vesper George School of Art where he was
taught by Boston School Painters and instructors at the time,
John Terelak, Robert Douglas Hunter, Robert Comier, Paul Rahilly.

He studied studio and plien air, privately with with John Terelak in his
hometown Rockport, MA. Patrick's style is contemporary realism
with strong painterly qualities. As a traditional realist painter,
He has a fascination with light, both natural and artificial and its
effects it has on many of his city subjects. His nocturnes may
owe a nod to Edward Hopper in feeling. He is a member of the
Copley Society of Boston where in 2004 received the Sagendorph
Award for excellence in Realism. He won the Roddy award for his
Mid Summer's Eve oil painting at Concord Art Association. Patrick
has been a participant in the annual regional painting competition
at The Boston Artist Guild for the past four years. The painting
Neighbors, oil on canvas, was chosen by the Cahoon Museum
of American Art, Cotuit, MA, in 2010 for an exhibition on how
American artists of the past and present have used the window.

Patrick is hard working, disciplined and strives to be a master of
capturing an amazing light in his paintings. His work has been
collected by the Langham Hotel and has been mentioned in
the Beacon Hill Times, the Boston Globe and In 2004 published
by the International Artists Publishing Inc. His work is Collected
nationally and internationally, many have said that his cityscapes
and scenarios capture a romantic nostalgic feeling and a true
sense of Boston. Magnificent color and technique are visible
throughout his work.

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