Jill Parry Studio

10/07/2026

New exhibit opening at Gallery B at The Rye Arts Center. I will be having a discussion with the artist Leslie Ford, about her studio practice and the process and concepts behind her work at the opening reception on Oct 15. Mark your calendars and discover the artist behind the work!

09/29/2026

Here is the updated flyer on the Monday crit group. Starting this Fall season on October 5. Break through your creative block and join this artist community! Sign up through the QR code or through link in the Bio. For more information you can contact me or [email protected].

09/27/2026

Some of the artists at the reception for THINKING VISUALLY at Gallery B. One more week to view this group show. Come and see how a group of artists work together over time, share ideas and influence each other. The results are in the works.

09/24/2026

At the V&A museum in London. Rising Voices, contemporary art from the Asia Pacific region. Excited to find work by contemporary artists from Papua New Guinea. I taught at the art school there in the 80's helping students to develop their traditional sense of design, color and story telling into artwork. A very special time for me. 🙂

09/23/2026

09/23/2026

I am just back from London and look forward to being at this reception tomorrow to celebrate this group of artists who have been exhibiting over the summer months. Last chance to see this exhibit that closes next week! Meet the artists.

08/21/2026

Details of the previous post painting, and the original drawing made at Larchmont reservoir. Still working on this. Layering, considering composition, creating a conversation with color, reinstating and eliminating. What fun! What a journey!

08/20/2026

Back in the studio, at least for a while. Responding to my time outside in nature, with the trees, water and sunshine. Reflections, mist, roots and growth. Large 40 x 40 canvas to play with. Some of my earlier tree paintings are on Saatchiart.com - go to jill parry on saatchiart.

08/18/2026

Giorgio Griffa at The Clark, MA. The artist says - " Leaving a work unfinished means symbolically omitting that final point, which, like the period at the end of this sentence, fixes it in place." Acrylic on unprimed canvas, folded.