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"Judy Haberl’s in my Kitchen, I think it would be funny and clever as backsplash to the stove

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"Mrs Robinson

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"Mrs Robinson quilt, because I love the patterns and colors chosen and think ghat this piece is very aesthetically pleasing.

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"Paris white ... striking image, more depth the longer you look at it, almost seems to move.

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"Dear Newport Art Museum , You pose an interesting question. A work I might choose for my home might be quite different from one I might choose for display. I am a professional art historian. I have worked in museums as well as taught art history in tow colleges. For my home I would choose a work that appealed emotionally, could fit into our spaces, and had colors I liked. The one I like that you have on display is Endless Summer by Jodi Manca. I also like Jennifer Days grey painting, although I can’t figure where I would place it. Your collection of nineteenth century American paintings is a pleasure to see. Thank you so much, Candace Lewis

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"Ethan Frenchpainting Bent And the photographs by GAIL fisher

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"I have just begun by Kat O’Connor

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"Chef’s Hand Project. Amazing that individual chefs have distinct “finger prints” of their knife work. Striking!

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"I would hang the painting “The Lynx” in my home. It is mesmerizing to look at, I could probably stare at it for hours.

— Cecilia

"The chef’s hand project. Would look lovely in my kitchen

— Meghan

"Kathy Dodge “The Lynx”, I love the gestural flow and psychedelic feel of this painting, definitely something that I would like have in my house.

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"Penny Ashford’s Cloudy Day at the Beach The painterly quality of this piece is blowing my mind.

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"Beth Braganca Bell, The life in the piece and the social message behind it are the reason I would choose her piece. Plus I recently embraced my own curly hair.

— Charlie

"Sweet spot

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"Kat O’Connor’s swimmer. It’s a personal reason: I love swimming and the architecture of big public swimming pools. I think this work has wonderful colors and captures the beauty under the water amazingly. Also the dynamic of the swimmer, she is moving, leaving me not sure why she is moving in this way, is intriguing.

— Helle

"Long Day’s Night from this room

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"Julie habert chefs knife series for the appreciation of perfecting slow food

— Kaitlyn

"James Dye “bedlam...” is hard to believe his precision and fantasy creatures could exist. I like the young girls holding lobsters. I like the normalcy of backyards and ominous cooling towers.

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"Kat Conner, I Have Just Begun has intimacy-tension, humor, color, weirdness, and profundity. Kinda brilliant overall. Also most enjoy Kara Dunn, Pool house minus pool Frank Lotito’s, The Tulip Michael Peters’, Ancient Map

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"Endless summer by Jodi Manca, because who doesn’t dream of that?

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"Melon clamp

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"Frank Lotito’s Undiscovered Country and The Tulip show remarkable craftsmanship

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"Kathy Hodges stuff The flowing lines are real neat

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"Crustaceans

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"Robert Avakian Either one of his “A Long Day’s Night” or “The House on a Hill.” Both paintings are a moment of quiet and calm, but I feel excited, too. That doesn’t really make sense, so I love them.

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"I appreciated the colors in the McClear paintings - while I might appreciate several of the other pieces artistically, those seem the nicest to actually look at on a regular basis, especially as they depict usual household objects.

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"Pains grey. It’s mesmerizing and can be looked at forever. Plus it has a modern feel.

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"Rain 2019 Classic composition and traditional techniques elevate an everyday moment to a timeless memory. Looking at this painting will always take me back to the beach.

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"James dye. Bedlam brought to order. I spent a lot of time with all of the details. Interesting technique

— Stewart dew

" I think I would choose to hang up on my wall in my room Jennifer day

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"The Lynx by Kathy Hodge We chose this because we love it’s style and the colors used. We also think it is cool that it is a painting of Denali.

— O’rya Hyde Keller

"I think I would like to hang up Jennifer day in my room above my bed 🛏 said Emily harward

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"Emily

— Emily

"All black person chair with dog

— Miles

"I would choose Avocados and Rivets because I like avocados and I think this painting is very artistic.

— Maelle

"I would choose Oracle by Nancy Sepe because it shows how our eyes and our ears are linked, because if you listen without the film it’s hard to tell what it is and if you just look it doesn’t look like you are fully expiriancing it. Also I think it’s cool to own art that isn’t just a painting.

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"“The Lynx” by Kathy Hodge. I like the imaginative use of color and shapes that make the scene come alive while also illustrating the fleeting and exciting nature of that precise moment.

— Nick Burka

"Love the burchfieldesq mood of the lynx! Restful colors, high energy of brushstrokes, shows beauty of observation in nature!

— Bernadette Pace

"The oil painting Pains grey, because it looks three dimensional

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"It cool art work

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"Endless Summer by Jodi Manca It reminds me of amazing RI summers and I would love to be reminded of that feeling all year long

— Claire

"Cloudy day at the beach

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"McClear. MELON CLAMP I like the division of space in the composition and also the found similarities between unlike things.

— Terry

"Lond days night and the house on the hill Both together as a set Like the color, light and darkness Reminding of cottages beach house by the shore

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"Avakian, A Long Day’s Night

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"Gail Fischer, Vanishing Beach Pinpoint detail, ambiguous narrative of social formations, nature.

— Dexter Buell

"None of these as do not get any inspiratiomN from any of them here

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"I would pick “Sweet Spot” because it makes me feel happy.

— Diane Licht

"Consumed

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"The avocado one I would I like the way I can realt to it

— Ronald

"I love Kat O’Connor’s I Have Just Begun. The lighting is amazing, as is the body positioning. The shadows of the water along her leg are magical.

— Cynthia

"And so was Bedlam brought to order. So much going on here. My impression wondered from Indian art to Aztec to final judgement. The is something for everyone to find.

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"I am a being of heaven and earth That’s what I would want to feel like every day, it inspires me

— Alayjia

"Rain 2019 becauseI like the details

— Micah

"Robert Avakian 2 paintings from edgartowm

— Judith Porter

"Love Franks bowls,,,,

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"Frank,s bowls feel spiritual and Gail fisher work is remarkable and then sailors valentine on linen with exquisite embroidery warmed my heart

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"Kat O Conner

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"Brian McClear Melon Clamp

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"Don’t curse the darkness, light a candle. Ceramic piece, pagoda lantern. I love the irredescent quality of the piece.

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"Jennifer Grey’s Pains Grey. Meditative & nice surface

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"Judy haberl

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"Pains gray

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"Kara Dunne pool house

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"Melon Clamp because of color and shapes. I could place this anywhere.

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"Pains Grey because it brings out lots of diverse emotions(calm, peace,joy,agitation). The black and with is so warm and bright.

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"James Dye

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"James Dye because that took some real work!

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"Melon Clamp - Brian McClear A beautiful oil with so much texture,,

— Elisa

"The avacado

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"Early Morning Fog at Vanishing BEACH Memories

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"Pains Grey. Serene yet full of motion

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"Pains Grey - Jennifer Day This magnificent painting pulled me into the water - I love it

— Ida

"Dora Millikin’s piece. Beautiful

— Ida

"On the attack, because soccer is important to our family and the whimsy of it makes it fun , not so serious!!!

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"Kathy Hodge _ The Lynx Such wonderful use of color and form.

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"Brian McClear’s oil on canvas pieces. Such impressive and witty composition!

— Collette Douglas

"And So Was Bedlam Brought To Order incredible detail

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"Melon clamp The juxtaposition is perfection in my opinion.

— Solymar Palm

"Pains grey. It is abstract to me because people can see waves, fabric or even mountains. Whatever I feel like seeing I can use my imagination with this piece. I like subtle art and this piece calms me.

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"A Long Days Night because of the contrast between the sky and lit windows.

— Mark

"The Lynx - abstract & gorgeous

— Maggie

"The Lynx - abstract & gorgeous

— Maggie

"Avakian because it is warm and dark but also tells a fascinating story.

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