


I am now represented by the Cooper and Smith Gallery
I’m honored to be asked to have an exhibition at this pristine gallery
located in the heart of downtown Essex CT.
Open reception on Saturday August 29th from 5:30pm to 8:30pm
The Cooper and Smith Gallery is located on 10 Main Street Essex, CT
Come to the Marblehead Art Association on Sunday March, 22 from 2-4 for the open reception. The series will be up till Sunday April, 26.
The Salem Diner is being shown in the New England Landscape Invitational Exhibition at the Lyme Art Association in Old Lyme, CT. The Exhibition runs from September 26 – November 7. Open Reception is on Friday October 3rd 2014 (6-8pm) The Salem Diner will hang next to work by nationally renowned artists such as, Peter Poskas, Linden Fredrick George Gallo, and more. For more information about the Exhibit New England Landscape invitational Exhibition, click on the link below
www.lymeartassociation.org.

During the summer the Salem Diner closed its doors and before that the Warwick Movie Theater did the same. Iconic buildings are all around us and they are slowly diminishing. I mainly choose my subjects for their architectural beauty and admire unique craftsmanship. For more info on these buildings click on the links below.
Billboard, the latest painting done by J Hutchinson Fay, will be added to URBAN ANATOMY, a show at the Front St Coffeehouse. Reception will be on November 3rd from 2-4.
The exhibit can be viewed from November 1-30 of 2013, and all are welcome to attend the opening reception on Sunday November 3, from 2-4PM at, FRONT STREET COFFEEHOUSE 20 Front Street Salem, MA 01970 This semi-autobiographical collection of oil and pastel pieces presents the viewer with a distressed beauty in a familiar landscape. It is a romantic expression of hyper realism, which illuminates a world that is known by North Shore natives, yet provides a unique perspective of solidarity when no else is looking. Jeffrey Hutchinson Fay is a North Shore artist who has a trained focus on oil painting. He has exhibited in such locations as the Abbot Public Library, the Lynn Museum, The Marblehead Arts Association and Acorn Gallery School of Art. He studied with renowned North Shore artists, Jack Highberger and Debra Freeman Highberger.