For our next artist demonstration we are happy to welcome painter Steve Greco. Steve will be demonstrating painting wildlife in acrylics. The demonstration will take place at 2:00pm on October 24 at the Buttonwoods Museum, 240 Water St., Haverhill. Demos are free for GHAA members; $5 for non-members.

After the demonstration, we will be celebrating the GHAA’s 50th Anniversary!

More about Steve:
Steve Greco is an acrylic painter, animal activist and wildlife artist originally from Maine now residing in Massachusetts.

An artist and a naturalist, Steve Greco believes that the natural world deserves mankind's total attention and compassion in its 'Eleventh Hour'. As part of his mission to raise awareness of the plight of earth’s life forms, he paints wildlife, hoping his animal portraits broaden an appreciation for the creatures. For examples of his work visit: http://fineartamerica.com/profiles/steve-greco.html?tab=artwork

He’s participated in many prestigious shows including the National Wildlife Art show in Washington DC, and he’s sat on the board of directors of the Nature Arts Organization. He studied at Velmure Art Studio, Butera School of Art, Middlesex Community College (Marine Biology), Harcourt School (Wildlife Conservation & Forestry) and with the famous wildlife artist Robert Bateman. He is affiliated with Newburyport Art Association, Greater Salem Artists Association, Vertu Fine Art Gallery, MA Wildlife Artisans Association, Cousteau Society, African Wildlife Foundation, and Greenpeace Foundation