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Monday, June 24, 2024

The rest of Art in Bloom '24

 

The Plein Air paintings/drawings from the garden tour. Enlarge the photos to see the info on each work.




Margaret also had a sketch book in a binder to enjoy more of these fun captures of visitors to the garden.


Several paintings were not from the garden tour, which was surprising. But it was also interesting to note how small all these works were.


Helen Bell turned to see Lee Reading and Diane Hutchins kind of posing for me.  Sometimes you miss the moment their eyes are open and smiling! We all liked Diane's earings!




I admit I didn't take photos of all the works. Quite a few were Cynotypes, done by the same artist.


Here Jeff Hutchins on far right is considering what to photograph for a video he's making of all the Art in Bloom activities.

This was the major fund raiser for the Center for the Arts. I don't know if these paintings contributed the entire purchase price, or a percentage.


Today's quote:

What brings fulfillment is gratefulness, the simple response of our heart to this given life in all its fullness.

BR. DAVID STEINDL-RAST

Wednesday, December 7, 2022

Clay exhibition at Black Mountain Center for the Arts #1

 Every holiday season the Center for the Arts features pottery work of students and teachers in it's gallery. It's open M-F 10-5 until the holidays, then during January also (I don't know the closing date.)

Here are some of the pieces I saw.


Amy McCarron Snow Pines #1 and #2


Suzoe Sweet, Christmas Gnomes

Pat Levi, Blue Bowl and Rooster



Cindy Shulman

Cindy Shulman, Earth Angel




Don Obentrader, Snow person with hat, and Tree

I'll add more photos tomorrow.


Today's quote:

The consciousness in you and the consciousness in me, 
apparently two, really one, seek unity and that is love.
—Nisargadatta

Monday, October 19, 2020

Gallery No. 5


Detail
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Tall wall hanging mixed media


detail





 More tomorrow...

Sunday, October 18, 2020

Art Gallery No.4

 


Detail of wall hanging





Thi reminded me of a sampler, with beautiful embroidery 






Sunday, December 29, 2019

More of the Black Mountain Center for the Arts Potters' Exhibit





 This exhibit included teachers as well as some of the students from the Clay Studio.  A lot of the students are "Independent Students."









 Matilda Potter is one of the teachers








 Charles Freeland is the Clay Studio Manager and teaches several classes.





 Sally Smith sold her other tree sculpture

 It was great to see those red dots the week before Christmas...and I did't get to photograph those pots as they went home when sold.









 Geoff Bird is the third teacher at the Clay studio




On January 6, 2020, the studio will re-open and classes resume.