Everyday Catch, 2021
Acrylic on canvas
Artist Bio
Ann (Mason) Trainor Domingue was born in Fall River, Massachusetts, grew up in Barrington, Rhode Island, and now lives in Weare, New Hampshire.
Ann is a graduate of Rhode Island College with a BA Studio degree in painting. She has pursued a career as an artist working in advertising agencies as an art director/illustrator; as a teacher at the Currier Museum’s Art Center and NH Institute of Art in Manchester, NH; and currently as a painter.
Ann is a Copley Fellow at the Copley Society of Art in Boston awarded a residency at Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown, MA. Ann is an award-winning and signature member of the New England Watercolor Society and New Hampshire Art Association. Ann’s work is represented by Portland Art Gallery in Portland, ME, Kennedy Gallery and Framing in Portsmouth, NH, Powers Gallery in Acton, MA, Art3 Gallery in Manchester, and Sullivan Framing in Bedford, NH.
Artist's Statement
“Woven through my life and art are love & family, land & sea, faith & friends, kindness & gratitude, peace & freedom, home & hope.”
-Ann Trainor Domingue
Over the years my work has evolved— both intentionally and unintentionally. My work has deepened in how I think and feel about the world around me. From the smallest things such as greens of moss, to the largest such as how moisture in the air softens the harshness of the sun. Simply the passage of time has changed how I incorporate ideas that are part me.
My work has shifted toward a broader viewpoint becoming more understated in color choices, richer in surface detail and linework, and stronger in the overall design of shapes and how they relate to one another in a painting.
