The Art & Ale Window, Main St, Auburn Maine USA

Art & Ale: A show case for local artists at

Art & Ale is a place for local artists to exhibit their works, through the auspices of L/A Arts and Gritty's. Check out the "corner" window on Main St, Auburn (Maine) to the left of the pub entrance to see a great selection of art. Works can be purchased by contacting L/A Arts - (207) 782-7228 mail@laarts.org .

Our Mission: To integrate the arts into the fabric of

The Art & Ale Window

artwork by
Jolene Juneau
June 4 - August 6

Autumn Serenity

11” x 14”

watercolor pen/ink matted

$225

Agony in the Garden

16” x 20”

oil

$375

Prayer Time

16”x 20”

oil

$375

Relaxing in our chairs by the lake

16” x 20”

oil

$225

USVI St. John’s

16” x 20”

watercolor matted

$225

Mysterious lady
22.5” x 28.5”
acrylic in frame

$275

Tropical Fish

16” x 20”

acrylic

$175

Oceanic Wave

17” x 25”

acrylic in frame

$275

USVI Trunk Bay

16” x 20”

acrylic

$175

Prints are available on some of these however, the artist retains all copyrights.

About Jolene Juneau

I am an interdisciplinary artist of watercolor, oil and acrylics. Each painting I do pays attention to detail. The scenic paintings reflect a kinder, gentler time or place which will exist forever in one’s heart or memory.

Each painting takes about 4 months to complete depending on the size. My canvases are usually 16x20 to 22x28. I paint by commission at a reasonable and affordable rate and will paint any one of your favorite portrait or scene. I have had a few pieces of my work at exhibits in the last couple of years. (L/A college and L/A ed) (the ocean wave). I also got a winning photo which I didn’t include my photos or watercolors in this exhibit.

Artists have blossomed in my family through generations. My love of painting started early; in high school, I took oil painting classes from an established French painter from Paris. After painting only for a few years, I didn’t return to oil painting until many years later, after the loss of my mother a few years ago, which awakened in me a return to painting. The seed of my art was always there but it took that loss to let go and it brought the creative energy I had in me out. It brought me out of myself. I was able to embrace the beauty and goodness that I see in life, that was and is still part of my life. Good memories are precious reservoirs of hope and new challenges can enhance the joy and happiness that God gives to each and everyone of us each day.

Jolene Juneau June 2010

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