What’s Going On…

  • Maine Art Hill Gallery

    I am thrilled to share that I am now officially represented by Maine Art Hill; a fabulous fine art gallery located at 14 Western Ave. in Kennebunk, Maine. If you are in the area I hope you will stop in to view their wonderful selection.

  • New Paintings to Share

    I’ve been busy at the easel this spring, and there is a new group of paintings to share with you. Above is a detail of ‘Haven’. I’m adding some pieces to the gallery section of the site, but all are included in my inventory in Artwork Archive. You can view them via the link lower down on this page.

  • Teaching Painting at G.B.C.C.

    I look forward to teaching Watercolor painting at Great Bay Community College this coming fall semester. I had a wonderful group of young students eager to learn about painting last semester and know the new group of students will have fun working with watercolor too. Great Bay offers local arts programs, including an associates degree in Fine Art.

Where to find my paintings…

  • I proudly offer a variety of select paintings at Maine Art Hill gallery of Kennebunk, ME. Here is a link to offerings there Anita Loomis | Maine Art Hill

  • Paintings are available through Fountain Street Gallery of Boston’s via their link on 1stDibs.com. Fountain Street - 1stDibs

  • Some paintings are available at The Gallery at Jimmy’s at 135 Congress St. in Portsmouth. A new group of work is showing this winter.

  • Most work is available from my home studio. Studio visits are cheerfully arranged. Exhibitions are posted on this website, and are announced in quarterly newsletters, so please sign-up here:)

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Would you like to take a look at my painting inventory? To view the artwork please go to the Inventory page under the Gallery section in the menu OR click the button here and be whisked away to my Artwork Archive public profile. No signup is necessary to view.

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Featured Works

  • Tomorrowland

    Curiosity and imagination drive the development of paintings in this series of landscapes. My naturally hopeful and curious nature pivots to imagine what robust new life forms might emerge in defensive response to our environmental impacts. Most recent work simultaneously considers the prehistoric and futuristic landscapes along with humanity's relationship to time and place. What will our world look and feel like in the future?

  • Growing Couples

    Painting allows me to envision what could be. With the new pieces in the Couples series, I explore the role of love in our many kinds of relationships and connections. How do we connect and share our lives with others? Intentionally lacking facial features, these works share aspects of life that any of us might experience. Can you see yourself in the paintings?

  • Landscapes of a Different Color

    Shown above is detail from a recent painting commission, a 36”x48” oil on linen landscape. I do enjoy creating moody and ethereal vistas from imagination. This piece is included here to demonstrate painting versatility, and to mention that I do work on commission from time to time. I also intend to invest more time developing similar works.