Point Lobos, 20x24, oil on linen board
20th Annual National Juried Exhibition
September 19 - October 2, 2019
Opening reception Thursday, September 19th, 2019
I am very proud to be a part of the 20th Annual National Juried Exhibition! The show will feature 150 juried paintings from some of the top American Impressionist artists working today. This promises to be our best exhibition yet and will be held at the historic Salmagundi Club, 47 Fifth Ave, New York, New York
Morning at Whalers Cove
24x20", $2,750
Bay Area Parks: Outdoor Treasures Show
The exhibit features the beauty and diversity of Bay Area parks from the coastal beauty of Point Reyes to the majestic redwood forests of Muir Woods to the slopes of Mount Diablo.
I will have two paintings on display: Morning Hour and Morning at Whalers Cove.
Opening reception:
June 15th from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm
FIREHOUSE ARTS CENTER
4444 Railroad Ave.
Pleasanton, CA 94566
Point Lobos & Beyond
The California Art Club and the Carmel Visual Arts will present the exhibition Point Lobos and Beyond at the Carmel gallery from October 19 to November 30, 2018.
Opening reception:
Saturday, Oct. 19, from 2 to 4 p.m.
The participating artists are Tomiko Bailey, Bobbie Belvel, Nanette Biers, Maria Boisvert, Rich Brimer, John Burton, Inna Cherneykina, Rhonda Egan, Bryce Elischer, Mark Farina, Catherine Fasciato, Tatyana Fogarty, Terri Ford, Clark Louis Gussin, Scott Hamill, Coraly Hanson, Vivian Healy, Maggie Renner Hellmann, Lucinda Johnson, Sibyl Johnson, Laurie Kersey, Rolf Lygren, Will Maller, Mark Monsarrat, Robert Porter, Jesse Powell, Barbara Reinertson, Julia Munger Seelos, Marte Thompson, Marti Walker, Cindy Wilbur, Tonya Zenin.
Carmel Visual Arts Gallery
3694 The Barnyard, Carmel, CA
19th Annual American Impressionist Society National Juried Exhibition
I am thrilled to be participating in the American Impressionists Society again this year. The show runs from September 27 through October 27 and features 170 juried works that represent the best in American Impressionist art being produced today.
Exhibition Opening Reception with Awards Presentation: Thursday, Sept 27, 6-8pm
Peninsula School of Art
3900 Co Rd F
Fish Creek, WI 54212, USA
25th Carmel Art Festival
Silent Auction & Art Sale: May 18-20, 2018
Come meet the artists on
Saturday, May 19, 2018; 11:00am – 5:00 p.m.
on Mission Street between Ocean Avenue and 6th,
and adjacent Devendorf Park
More info: http://www.carmelartfestivalcalifornia.com/
On Friday evening, artists will bring their freshly painted entries to Mission Street for first viewing during an "invitation only" VIP Wine Reception between 7-9 PM for past art buyers. The street is blocked off.
On Saturday, the Plein Air competition starts out with judging of the 120 entries, followed by the silent auction until 6:00PM. In Devendorf Park: Purchase posters from this and past years events. Listen to live music. Stroll around the Sculpture-in-the-Park exhibits by galleries around town.
On Sunday morning at Devendorf Park starting at 9:00 AM, a 2-hour Quick Draw by the winning artists will be held. Mostly, artists can be seen painting around Carmel-by-the-Sea and Carmel Beach. This is followed by a half-hour silent auction between 11:00AM to 12 NOON. Throughout the day, purchase posters from this and past years events. Listen to live music. Stroll around the Sculpture-in-the-Park exhibits by galleries around town.
On Sunday morning on Mission Street, from 8:00AM to 3:00PM, an additional 100+ paintings will be up for sale, those that the 60 artists painted during festival week, but were not part of the competition. These are being sold at a set price.
Morning at Point Lobos, 30x30
Art Between the Lines
April 29 – July 8, 2018
Works from artists in the San Francisco Chapter
of the California Art Club
Peninsula Museum of Art
Opening Reception with Artists:
Sunday, April 29, 2018; 2:00 – 4:00pm
Tranquil Morning, 16x20
AIS 18TH ANNUAL NATIONAL JURIED EXHIBITION
September 28th - October 29th, 2017
Opening reception Thursday, September 28th
JUDGE OF AWARDS - AIS Master Albert Handell
Tonya's painting "Tranquil Morning" has been selected for the 19th AIS National Show. This year, only 175 artists were juried into the exhibition out of 1,430 entries.
The painintg is curently on display at Montgomery Lee Fine Art. Contact the gallery if you are interested in buying this painting.
Stormy Asilomar, 16x20, oil
Open Studios
May 6 - 7 and May 13 - 14
10am to 5pm
I'll be participating in the Open Studios for the first time and I really hope some of you can stop by to check out the art, have a glass of wine and meet the artists. I'll be sharing space with six more amazing artists, whose works are truly unique in style: http://www.stevelewisgallery.com/
Meet the artists: https://youtu.be/dNO4LsIXtpw
Preview and purchase paintings online: http://www.tonyazenin.com/new-store/
Address:
432 Midway Avenue
San Mateo, CA 94402
Rocky Point, 12x16, oil on linen. Plein Air painting.
"AIS Impressions:
Small Works Showcase"
National Juried Exhibition
March 11-25, 2017
Reception: Saturday, March 25th
Tonya's painting "Rocky Point" has been selected for the inaugural "AIS Impressions: Small Works Showcase"
Click here to view the video and click here to view the photo album. To view the entire exhibition online along with a list of the award winners, click here.
The show is at Randy Higbee Gallery in Costa Mesa, California.
Calm Before the Storm, 20x24
Northern California Impressionism
Sunday November 6, 2016
Reception: 2pm - 4pm
LIVE OIL & PASTEL PAINTING DEMONSTRATION by Northern California Impressionism artists Paul Kratter and Clark Mitchell
Sunday November 13, 2016
Free: 2pm - 4pm
This sweeping collection of landscapes are the work of nineteen nationally known Bay Area artists. Organized around the theme Field to Studio, the paintings celebrate the diversity found in Northern California's terrain: the vineyards of Napa and Sonoma, the Sierra Mountains and Foothills, Gold Country, Peninsula estuaries, and vistas of the Pacific Coast.
This sweeping collection of landscapes are the work of nineteen nationally known Bay Area artists. Organized around the theme Field to Studio, the paintings celebrate the diversity found in Northern California's terrain: the vineyards of Napa and Sonoma, the Sierra Mountains and Foothills, Gold Country, Peninsula estuaries, and vistas of the Pacific Coast.
Building upon the California Impressionism movement of early 20th century artists whose work was created outdoors in natural light, oren plein air, this group represents a second generation seeking to capture a location's color, atmosphere and feelings rather than its specific physicality. The artist may choose to create a piece in the field, or expound upon and reimagine it in the studio, creating a novel work of natural wonder.
Peninsula Museum of Art is honored to feature such a prestigious group of artists in this exhibition. They are represented by galleries throughout the country and have been featured in Plein Air Magazine, Southwest, and Fine Art Connoisseur. Participants include: Simon Addyman, Bill Cone, Kevin Courter, Tim Horn, Ellen Howard, Paul Kratter, Jeanette LeGrue, Richard Lindberg, Kim Lordier, Will Maller, Wayne McKenzie, Jim McVickers, Clark Mitchell, Terri Mura, Carol Peek, Michael Readon, Randy Sexton, Bryan Mark Taylor and Tonya Zenin. The artist may choose to create a piece in the field, or expound upon and reimagine it in the studio, creating a novel work of natural wonder.