A man with glasses and a beard smiling and holding a paintbrush stands next to a framed seascape painting featuring a shoreline, water, and a cloudy sky.

About Me

For as long as I can remember, I have carried a passion for capturing the world on canvas. Originally from Cape Cod, my lifelong journey as an artist has always been guided by the beauty of nature. Whether it is a dramatic coastal sunrise or a sudden change in light across the water, I am the painter who will pull the car over just to photograph a breathtaking sky before it fades.

Today, my wife Pam and I call Edgewater, Florida home. The vibrant southern landscape, lush coastal views, and unique light of Florida provide a fresh, continuous well of inspiration for my newest work.

I believe a painting is complete only when paired with the element that brings out its best. To complement each original canvas, I carefully restore vintage frames—breathing new life into antique craftsmanship to complete new stories or hand-select a new custom frame.

Thank you for visiting timfoleyart.com. My hope is that these original pieces bring a sense of joy, light, and warmth to your home or office space.

Behind every original painting is a story inspired by light, water, and local scenery. Take a moment to watch as I share my background in art and what continues to inspire my work. This video was filmed at The Artists’ Workshop of New Smyrna Beach.

Painting of a heron standing in shallow water with its reflection visible.
A man sitting in a black armchair in front of a display of framed landscape paintings at an art exhibition, with two framed paintings on a table in front of him.
A man smiling and holding a pipe in a kitchen with several landscape paintings on a white wall in the background.

Highlighted in Wareham Week as Show Manager and exhibiting artist for the Bourne-Wareham Art Association, Tim Foley shared how nature and local landmarks inspire his paintings. The article also offers a look into his studio process, detailing how he rescues and restores vintage frames to set the size, style, and canvas for his original acrylic works. View Full Story ↗

Featured in Wareham Week for his work with the Bourne-Wareham Art Association, Tim Foley served as Show Manager for the annual gallery exhibition at the Wareham Free Library. In addition to organizing the regional collection, Tim showcased four of his own original acrylic paintings depicting natural coastal scenes across Wareham, Onset, and Provincetown. Tim shared his love for capturing recognizable local landscapes, noting that the area’s natural surroundings continue to be a primary source of creative inspiration. View Full Story ↗

In an interview with Wareham Week, Tim Foley detailed the Bourne-Wareham Art Association’s winter showcase at the Wareham Free Library. Serving as Show Manager, Tim reflected on the club's 60-year milestone and his ongoing passion for organizing unconstrained exhibitions that allow local artists to share their unique visions with the community. View Full Story ↗

In a profile by Wareham Week, Tim Foley discussed his role in coordinating community art exhibitions for the Bourne-Wareham Art Association. Tim emphasized the importance of giving local creators a platform to share their original work, fostering a closer connection between area artists and art lovers across the region. View Full Story ↗

Featured in Wareham Week during the "Visions of Wareham" gallery reception, Tim Foley shared his process for capturing peaceful sky and water landscapes. The article highlights how Tim pairs reference photography of local cloudscapes with custom-restored vintage frames, describing his approach as a seamless "marriage of old art and new art." View Full Story ↗

In coverage by Wareham Week, Tim Foley shared his passion for capturing the distinctive light and atmosphere of the local coast. The piece highlights his original acrylic paintings of area landmarks, showcasing his dedication to preserving regional coastal views through art. View Full Story ↗

In The News

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