Two art shows have taken over Kimball Jenkins

By Insider Staff - Feb 20, 2018 | 0 comments

23, Ali Keller, Kimball Jenkins, Figuratively Speaking. TIM GOODWIN / Insider staff

Untitled, James Chase, Kimball Jenkins, Figuratively Speaking. TIM GOODWIN / Insider staff

Deconstructed/Reconstructed, Becky Barsi, Kimball Jenkins, Figuratively Speaking. TIM GOODWIN / Insider staff

Head II, Mary Mead, Kimball Jenkins, Figuratively Speaking. TIM GOODWIN / Insider staff

Wind Puff # 2, Pam Tarbell, Kimball Jenkins, Figuratively Speaking. TIM GOODWIN / Insider staff

Orange is my Favorite Color, Alison Palizzolo, Kimball Jenkins, Figuratively Speaking. TIM GOODWIN / Insider staff

What-nots, Gretchen Woodman, Kimball Jenkins, Artists of Mill Brook Gallery. TIM GOODWIN / Insider staff

Maple Sugar buckets, Kathryn Field, Kimball Jenkins, Artists of Mill Brook Gallery. TIM GOODWIN / Insider staff

Local Color, Annette Mitchell, Kimball Jenkins, Artists of Mill Brook Gallery. TIM GOODWIN / Insider staff

Here, Tony Jimenez, Kimball Jenkins, Artists of Mill Brook Gallery. TIM GOODWIN / Insider staff

Captured, Lindley Briggs, Kimball Jenkins, Artists of Mill Brook Gallery. TIM GOODWIN / Insider staff

Seaside, Janis Sanders, Kimball Jenkins, Artists of Mill Brook Gallery. TIM GOODWIN / Insider staff

Midnight Birches, Dustin Knight, Kimball Jenkins, Artists of Mill Brook Gallery. TIM GOODWIN / Insider staff

Grafton Loosestrife #9, Ella Delyanis, Kimball Jenkins, Artists of Mill Brook Gallery. TIM GOODWIN / Insider staff

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The Kimball Jenkins Estate is known for its talented stable of resident artists, laundry list of art classes and one-time events. But don’t forget it’s also a great place to check out some impressive art. And right now, you can take in two exhibits for the price of one (which is still free.) In the Carriage House, “Figuratively Speaking,” curated by artist in residence Mike Howat, features 12 regional painters and will be hanging through March 15. Across the driveway in the Mansion, Kimball Jenkins is trying something a little different, as a show using artists associated with Mill Brook Gallery has been hung throughout the lower level and will be viewable through March 30.