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Dowling Walsh Gallery 357 Main Street Rockland, Maine
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www.dowlingwalsh.com [email protected]

10/26/2026

Sunrise with Rocks by Greta Van Campen, on view through October 🌞

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Greta Van Campen
Sunrise with Rocks, 2026
Acrylic on panel
40” x 29-3/4”

10/22/2026

“This show is called ‘idk’ because that’s the truest thing I can say about where I am right now — midway through a career, a practice, a life — often uncomfortable, stunned and amazed and clear and afraid in equal measure. Uncertainty, I don’t feel, is a problem to be solved; I seek it actively in my paintings; it might be the work itself. I often feel my most authentic and interesting work arrives when I’m off the map. My paintings are records of experience, and objects of intention and affection. I hope they invite pause, connection, and perhaps a small human salve—a moment of reflection and curiosity—offered as they are, by me who doesn’t know.”

Tollef Runquist

Tollef Runquist
Hello?
Acrylic on canvas
10” x 8”

Tollef Runquist
In The World
Acrylic on canvas
10” x 8”

10/20/2026

Thank you Press Herald and Jorge Arango for the fabulous write-up for Would an Angel Apologize for Spilling Ch*****ne? What a treat! Dominique Ostuni’s show is on view through October 31.

Learn more at the link in our bio ✨

10/17/2026

“The works—The Egg Flat and Tile and Sculpture and François Halard—both use linen as the support for the oil paint and frame. Both are patterns, close up to the surface, and describe light, shade, and form in different ways. The Egg Flat is darker in mood and deeper in view. The Tile painting is flat and upright, and the ceramic material, which could be a wall or a floor, dwarfs the Twombly sculpture positioned upon a pedestal. There are nods to abstraction and flatness, and pattern is important.“

— Jenny Brillhart

Jenny Brillhart
Egg Flat from Traci, 2026
Oil on linen
16” x 14”

Jenny Brillhart
Tile, Sculpture and Francois Halard, 2026
Oil on linen
15” x 15”

Jenny Brillhart
The Model, 2026
Oil on linen mounted on board
10” x 10”

10/14/2026

Thank you Maine for giving Greta Van Campen such beautiful coastline to paint. New work from her current exhibition By the Water, on view through October 31.

Greta Van Campen
From Green Island, 2026
Acrylic on birch panel
36” x 48”

10/11/2026

“Influenced by Jungian thought and the opacity of folklore, Zen koans, the color and dynamism of comics, and the madness of popular media and memetics, ultimately and most simply, I think my paintings are concerned with the formal aspects of painting. I seek clarity and resonance: color as voice, composition as spell, and a kind of thumped-over-head revelation through frustration and irresolution. Painting for me is a cathartic act, an inquisitive act, and a kind of desperate asking to touch a third rail. I seek healing and understanding, reflection and humor through the discipline and weirdness of the creative process.”

— Tollef Runquist

Tollef Runquist
I’m Well
Acrylic on canvas
10” x 10”

Tollef Runquist
Ride
Acrylic on canvas
10” x 10”

Learn more about Tollef Runquist’s new exhibition idk at the link in our bio 🚲

10/09/2026

We hope you have a chance to see Jenny Brillhart’s new show Shape, Form, and Material Matters, on view through October 📐

“I find beauty in the unintended, the banal, and what is universal. The content illuminates and details gravity, light on the surface and the material makeup, and light, shadow, and time passing. The painting Gone Back illustrates the tradition of covering the furniture when summer people return to their full-time home at summer’s end. This marks time and creates a layered composition.”

Jenny Brillhart
Chasing Rome, 2026
Oil on linen
11" x 14"

Jenny Brillhart
Gone Back, 2026
Oil on linen
9-3/4" x 9"

Jenny Brillhart
The Boathouse on Great Spruce Head, 2025-26
Oil on panel
10" x 10"

10/07/2026

Thank you Midcoast Villager for the wonderful interview with Dominique Ostuni where she has an opportunity to talk about her current exhibition Would an Angel Apologize for Spilling Ch*****ne?

Posting link to the full interview in our stories 🪽

📝+📷: Dana Clark

10/06/2026

You wouldn’t believe how many fantastic shows are on view at Dowling Walsh! Thank you for being with us on Friday to celebrate them 🩵

Greta Van Campen | By the Water
Tollef Runquist | idk
Jenny Brillhart | Space, Form, and Material Matters
Dominique Ostuni | Would an Angel Apologize for Spilling Ch*****ne?

As well as a selection of shadowfield works by Warren Seelig

Learn more at the link in our bio 🔗

10/02/2026

We hope you join us TODAY for the opening of Tollef Runquist’s new show idk from 4–7pm during Rockland’s First Friday ArtWalk 💐

“A painting, for me, doesn’t finish. It reaches a place that feels true enough to leave alone — or it doesn’t, and I go back in. Each painting is an intuitive, evolving dialogue between mark and meaning, image and inquiry. Figures, symbols, and artifacts drawn from lived experience, emotional landscapes, and cultural currents emerge as maps and mirrors—sometimes clear, sometimes half-seen—as recurring motifs that surface and eddy, open to emotional, societal, or absurdist readings.”

— Tollef Runquist

Learn more at the link in our bio.

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357 Main Street
Rockland, ME
04841

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http://www.dowlingwalsh.com/

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