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BRUNSWICK — A painting by Brunswick artist Joe Godleski has been chosen to represent the 6th annual 10 x 10 Benefit Art Exhibit and Sale, which is scheduled for Friday, Sept. 27.

His oil painting on canvas panel, titled “Maritime Workshop,” was inspired by a visit to the Maine Maritime Museum in Bath.

“I came across the boat workshop with its windows open. For me workshops in use have an appealing mix of order and disorder. In the maritime workshop, the array of boats, objects and surfaces, coupled with the light streaming in, form an as-found Mid-coast narrative,” Godleski said.

‘MARITIME WORKSHOP’, oil on canvas, by Joe Godleski of Brunswick, at right, seen in his studio.
‘MARITIME WORKSHOP’, oil on canvas, by Joe Godleski of Brunswick, at right, seen in his studio.
This painting is among 300 works by 150 artists from all over the state of Maine that will be on exhibit and for sale in the 10 x 10 Benefit Exhibit and Sale on Friday, Sept. 27, from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Morrell Meeting Room, Curtis Memorial Library, and the Parish Hall, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Brunswick. Proceeds benefit Arts Are Elementary, a local nonprofit program that provides artistin residence education to all Brunswick students in grades K through 5.




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