PELHAM -- The Pelham Public Library is pleased to present a new collection of oil paintings by Pelham artist Teresa Ferullo during the month of May. Ferullo's early work was exhibited at the library in February 2007.

Ferullo loves working with nature. Flowers that last only a few days and birds that fly off in a moment can be captured and preserved in works of art. From the rich gold tones of her sun flowers to the verdant greens of her landscapes, that love is evident in the bold strokes of this series of oil paintings. Paintings in the exhibit are for sale and Ferullo has generously offered to donate 10 percent of the proceeds to the library.

Her art first found expression in photography and progressed to pastels and oil painting. She has also written and illustrated two children's books -- Baby Mine and Pat Is It. Over the past year, she began teaching the Bob Ross technique of oil painting and is available for private classes.

Ferullo lives in Pelham with her husband and three children. She has a master's

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degree in education from Rivier College and a business degree from the University of Massachusetts.

To learn more about Ferullo's work or to schedule art classes, contact her at tferullo@gmail.com.

This ongoing series of exhibits features local artists to promote the arts in our community.