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Friday, March 19, 2021

Red House Gallery - Chapter 4 March 2021 show

 
















These are some very lovely photos in the west gallery (which I just gave that name). It has lots of sun in the afternoon, and there were awful reflections on drawings and etchings...sorry.


Thursday, March 18, 2021

Chapter Three - March show at Red House Gallery 2021

 


I really liked this collage...I've done some similar pieces with photos then painted areas around them.





This was a large print, unfortunately behind reflective glass.


Wednesday, March 17, 2021

Red House Gallery - Second Chapter March 2021

 In the "front room" or the gallery which included the door into the Red House as well as the desk where hosts sit...this large drawing is featured.
























Tuesday, March 16, 2021

Some beauty for our continued enjoyment.

 Maybe by tomorrow I can download more of the photos I took Sunday at the Red House Gallery. My new computer is playing with iCloud right now. I swear...it is slow!
















As always, it's harder to take pictures of the art that's behind glass. Lots of reflections. Sorry about that.

I'll be happy to share more tomorrow.



Thursday, March 4, 2021

The substitutes...

 When I sold a couple of pieces, I was offered to put substitute pieces in the Red House Gallery show. So these are the two which I chose.

I'll be working there on Sunday, and can take photos of other works...and there are a lot of good looking pieces there!



Moon Dancer




Magical Tree Grove, with removable lid




Friday, February 19, 2021

New Red House Show

On Feb. 15 I dropped off a couple of pieces of pottery for the next show that the Red House Gallery will be hosting.


This is the Cat and Mouse Teapot.


I call this the Venus Vase.

And on Friday Feb 19, I received a phone call that a member of the SVFAL had purchased each of my pieces, but she'll leave them on display until I bring some other work in to replace them. That's wonderful for me...but now I have to look around for some other pots (of which I have plenty) which meet the requirement of showing something living. I'm thinking some of my tree sculptures would be good!


"Living Things"
 


This exciting exhibit will showcase work embracing the realm of Living Things. Plants, animals, and people may be used as a source to inspire your entries. Still life, landscape, or portraits in all mediums are encouraged!

Looking forward to celebrating 2021 with our members’ glorious interpretations derived from the bounty of living things!

This show will be displayed in the Red House Gallery and will also be offered on-line as a Virtual Show.  Once again, you will be able to share the Virtual Show link with friends and patrons, anywhere!
Hours are 11-4 Friday - Sundays

Sunday, November 22, 2020

Art tells the truth about mid-life bodies

 


 More models are not shown, but have their feet on the side of this painting. 

As published by FaceBook as follows:

'Myths, tales, and historical records featuring positive depictions of powerful middle-aged female figures are few and far between. There is no herstory relating a sisterhood of midlife goddesses, no codified body of literature to which we can turn for affirmative examples of a profound and potent midlife. Real life role models are sparse, as well, although there certainly have always been, in every era and society, remarkable exceptions—powerful middle-aged women who were rulers, adventurers, artists, entrepreneurs, scientists, spiritual leaders—mature, glamorous, and courageous sheroes of all stripes.'' -Donna Henes, The Queen of My Self: Stepping into Sovereignty in Midlife
And we were birds by Aleah Chapin - Artist

Here's her website: Aleah Chapin