Rachel Brask led a workshop on stress relief through painting process

Umbrellas in the Wild: Mult-part series launching 2023 new art umbrella designs by Rachel Brask

Recently the artwork of Rachel Brask’s rainy days at Churchwood Gallery provided the backdrop for a yoga class with Anna Aresi on Earth Day. We are grateful for all who came out to participate in this program celebrating the renewal of spring, water, rain, and new seasons with slow movement, stretching, and intentional breathing in a calm, colorful gallery art setting.

Rachel Brask accepted as one of 14 international artists to gather May 2023 in Toronto Island, Ontario, for the Once Upon Water residency of artists whose work delves deep into the topic of water from all angles.

The Churchwood Gallery at Preservation Framer has extended Rachel Brask’s solo show of “The Skies Cried as My Fathers Died” until April 30, 2023. The exhibit was original set to close on March 30, 2023, so the extra month now gives folks more opportunities to see the show. Gallery hours Mon-Sat, 10am-6pm. Make an appointment with the artist if you’d like a personal artist tour of the exhibit.

This virtual tour incorporates brief video snippets of the artist’s intent behind each painting, a walkthrough of the gallery, am interactive 360 panoramic view of the gallery, photos from the reception and installation, and video recording of the artist’s brief talk at the opening reception.

Rachel Brask Studio reveals eight new umbrella designs for April Showers 2023 spring collection

January is the perfect time to use a slower pace to organize the studio’s physical and digital spaces to free up creativity

The story of the recurrence of the “Winter Rain” painting