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January 2026: Group Exhibit

January 7, 2026 - February 1, 2026

On site

Quincy Anderson, Alexandra Boyden, Laura Hudson, Heather Jacks, Faith Scott Jessup, Susan Melrath, Christie Scheele, Zue Stevenson

January at Museo invites a quiet embrace of winter. This group exhibition features works by Museo Gallery artists, with seaside scenes, figure and nature studies, and rural vignettes coming together in a richly layered show by these talented female painters.

On view through Sunday, February 1st.

Exhibition contents

Artworks

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January 2026: Group Exhibit

  1. Summer Splendor by Heather Jacks, Image 2.

    Heather Jacks

    Summer Splendor

    oil on linen

    8 x 10 in

  2. Caprice by Faith Scott Jessup, Image 1.

    Faith Scott Jessup

    Caprice

    Oil on panel

    30 x 40 in

    $4,200

  3. Familiar by Christie Scheele, Image 1.

    Christie Scheele

    Familiar

    oil on linen

    16 x 20 in

  4. Nest 4 by Faith Scott Jessup, Image 1.

    Faith Scott Jessup

    Nest 4

    Oil on panel

    11 x 14 in

    $1,000

  5. Night Crossing by Laura Hudson, Image 1.

    Laura Hudson

    Night Crossing

    Acrylic on canvas

    22 x 30 in

  6. Aurora by Alexandra Boyden, Image 1.

    Alexandra Boyden

    Aurora

    Pastel

    33 x 33 in (framed)

    $2,500

  7. Nest 9 by Faith Scott Jessup, Image 1.

    Faith Scott Jessup

    Nest 9

    Oil on panel

    11 x 14 in

    $1,000

  8. Buoyancy by Quincy Anderson, Image 1.

    Quincy Anderson

    Buoyancy

    Acrylic and mixed media on canvas

    36 x 36 in

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About the artist

Susan Melrath

Susan’s painting journey began in Seattle, WA in 2010, after many successful years as a freelance illustrator. With clients including IBM, Simon & Schuster, Time Life Books, and the Miami Herald, this career was lucrative. But when her desire to make more personal work deepened, she began to carve out creative time in the studio. Her practice evolved into a steady connection to the work she was making. What she discovered in this practice was a world of magic and metaphor in a process that informs her life.
Susan returned to PA in 2014, after 20 years in the Pacific NW. She paints in her studio in Southern Chester County, and shows her work at Art & Light Gallery in Greenville, SC and Museo Gallery in Langley, WA. Susan has coached thousands of artists and in 2023 began offering destination retreats and workshops through ARTfuel Studio.
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