"Shared Observations" Kreiger-Paintings/ Macaluso-Photography

 10"x14" watercolor on arches watercolor board, "Fury"

You only have until this Saturday June 17th to check out the show at Carlisle Arts Learning Center, 38 West Pomfret Street, Carlisle, PA. Paintings of beach life by Debra Tritt Kreiger, and seascape photography by Jean Macaluso. You don't want to miss it!

"New Life" by Debra Tritt Kreiger

5"x7" watercolor on 140lb arches paper

This is a new painting inspired by my friend who worked with the turtles. So sweet! Come to the Carlisle Arts Centers exhibit and check it out tomorrow evening 5/19/17 at 6:30pm.

Sneak Peek"Labor of Love" by Debra Tritt Kreiger

This is a sneak peek of the brand new green sea turtle watercolor painting called "Labor of Love".
This painting will be shown at my show at CALC, 38 West Pomfret Street, Carlisle, PA. Artist reception May 19th from 6-9pm. The show will run until June 19th.

Sneak Peek!

Sneak peek of some new paintings to be on exhibit at CALC, "Shared Observations" Kreiger & Macaluso, May 19 - June 17, 2017!!
I have not been posting because I am diligently working on some new and exciting paintings for a new exhibit in May. Keep Friday May 19th open for the artist reception. I will be exhibiting my paintings along with Jean Macaluso's photograhy. Hope to see you there!!

"Brown Pelican" by Debra Tritt Kreiger

12"x18" watercolor on arches paper

So Pleased to find out this painting received a award from the Pennsylvania Watercolor Society! Thank you Luke Buck!

Opening Reception  and award presentation will be Sunday September 27 from 1-4 pm at 

Carlisle Arts Learning Center, 

38 W. Pomfret Street, Carlisle, PA.

Congratulations to my dear friends who are showing along side me as well as winning awards!

"No Tag" By Debra Tritt Kreiger

"No Tag" watercolor painting from the "Art on the Farm" event held by CALC and PASA Saturday June 11th, 2011.

What a nice event! What better way to support local whole foods and local artist! These are two of my passions! These sheep were a joy to watch and paint. This fellow I was told was named" No Tag". A young gentleman who takes care of the sheep was the highest bidder for this painting. He wanted it to remember his two years working on the Dickinson College Farm. I was very honored. What a wonderful group of students and staff and a great project to support! Can't wait till next year!