“The seemingly infinite choices on my palette continue to feed my mind, body and soul. One thing all these images capture is a pure joy evoked by bright colors and stunning landscapes. Abstract in style, Grim’s pieces depict a variety of outdoor scenes, from fields of flowers and sun-drenched hilltops to calm waterways and lively boating scenes. Metamorphosis stays true to the artist’s love for color, as the bright hues of each work radiate off the gallery walls. She is a signature member of the Pennsylvania Watercolor Society. She continued her education with a bachelor of arts degree from Chestnut Hill College and teacher certification from Kutztown University. Grim began her career by winning poster contests and painting on Atlantic City boardwalk storefronts. We’re thrilled to have her exhibiting in our exhibition space,” said Tony Boyd-Heron, gallery co-owner and exhibitions director. “Tara is an exciting and unique artist who brings a wide range of talent and craft to each piece. Grim has made a name for herself with big, bold, colorful paintings that conjure up feelings of magical spontaneity, chance and greater opportunities.Īll these attributes will be evident in her solo show, Metamorphosis: The Emergence of Joy, on display at the Peninsula Gallery Saturday, July 2 to Saturday, July 30.Īn opening reception will be held from 5 to 6:30 p.m., July 2, and attendees will have the opportunity to talk with Grim about her work.
The Peninsula Gallery team is pleased to welcome Southern Delaware abstract artist Tara Funk Grim to its exhibition space for the first time.Ī well-known artist splitting her time between Ocean View and Naples, Fla., she has exhibited widely and received many awards.