September Northeast Gathering Exhibit

Charlie will be bringing his portable exhibit to the 2009 Northeast Gathering near Woodstock, NY September 11 - 13. New paintings will be featured including a special image of Baba used in the stage decoration. Archival giclée prints on canvas can be ordered and a few preprinted ones will be available. See you there !

Labor Day Weekend Exhibit in Washington, DC Area

On September 6th and 7th, the Washington DC group will host a gathering at Pamela Butler-Stone's House in Kensington, MD. Jamie Newell will be performing his music and Charlie Mills will be bringing his portable exhibit with new paintings and giclée prints of Meher Baba and His mandali. Some giclées have been pre-printed and will be available at the gathering.

April 2009 Southeast Gathering Mobile Gallery Launch

Bringing Charlie's images of Meher Baba and the mandali to a wider audience is a new emphasis for Mills studio this year. Charlie is now available to travel to Baba groups and special events to share his paintings of Meher Baba. His custom built display is pictured below at the 2009 Southeast Gathering. Call or email to discuss arrangements.

The exhibit at the Southeast Gathering this year included several examples of Giclée Prints and original paintings. People are also able to view over 50 4x6 positives of paintings that are available for giclée prints on a light box display, pictured in the foreground.

The track-lit display is ten feet by eight feet and can be set up in a large room or porch as a background or a main feature for special events. Charlie's work is available to view from all sides, decreasing the space necessary to set up his traveling collection.

Charlie's new transport and home away from home.

February 2009 Baba's Birthday Show at Meher Center

In February, celebrating Meher Baba's 115th birthday, the Meher Center hosted an exhibit of Charlie's new paintings and prints of older paintings of Meher Baba. The prints are museum quality giclées, archivally printed on canvas, ready to stretch and frame like the originals. These prints revive work not often seen as well as making personally available some public images of Baba.