about the artistTheresa Long shares a passion for the natural world through her paintings, gardens and conservation efforts at her family farm. Tending and reconstructing Prairie, Stream, Glade and Wetland habitats provides endless inspiration and dedication to her work of Painting for Conservation.
Interpreting Missouri native botanicals, larger than life, in mesmerizing detail, she elevates their status as worthy of our care and conservation. Her use of intricate and specific details invites viewers to engage with nuance of color, structure and movement. Working from observation, in the field, garden and studio, her color studies and preliminary drawings serve as both finished works and reference for longer studies developed overtime. Sharing those moments when ephemeral color and movement of her subjects has literally "stopped her in her tracks", she hopes to build a growing appreciation of native plants. Her works can be found in private and public collections throughout the United States. For more information about Theresa, view her full bio here! |
UPCOMING exhibitIONs• Botanicals & Blooms •
Exhibition at Green Door Gallery Webster Groves, MO Wednesday - Sunday: 10am - 5pm July 1 - August 28, 2021 A celebrations of all things floral and botanical. Featuring sculptural gourd vessels by Pat Berkbigler, acrylic paintings by Keely J. Brown and Karen Hilmes, and jewelry by Catherine Geyer, watercolor botanicals by Theresa Long, and encaustic and resins paintings by Nela Navarrine. For more information about the exhibition and Green Door Gallery, visit them online! • Live Streaming • MEET THE ARTIST and Green Door Gallery owner, Mary Martin Details coming soon on how you can tune in and contribute to our live event. Private and group showings can be arranged with Theresa, the artist, during gallery hours. Visit the contact page to inquire. new artworkEastern shooting star Primula meadia, is one of the newest artworks from Theresa's native flowering botanicals collection. Original & prints available!
For more botanical paintings, visit the Watercolors and Oil Pages! Wild elderberry Sambucus canadensis, is one of the newest artworks from Theresa's native flowering botanicals collection. Original & prints available!
For more botanical paintings, visit the Watercolors and Oil Pages! |