Sept. 19-29, 2010
Edward Jones
Reception Sept. 19th, 3-5 pm
All the wood that Edward carves is recycled from trees that have fallen or had to be taken down. The cedar he carves is from sign or fence post. "Hug a tree; feel it's energy."
Oct. 3-31, 2010
Betsy Haun, Carolyne Graham, Margaret Clay & Ron Scha
Reception Oct. 10th 3-5 pm
"Heart, Spirit & Soul"
Betsy Haun has loved watercolors since high school, but it wasn’t until 1995 that her passion came to life. Inspired by seeing the paintings of a prominent doctor, Betsy decided “to drop her inhibitions and follow her dream.”
Carolyne Graham combines the medium of clay with her love of painting as her visual statement.
This year Margaret Clay began hand painting silk scarves. Her work, often described as full of color, energy, and inspiration, has jumped to a new level of brightness and energy through these scarves.
Ron Schaffer's artwork has evolved into expressive and sensitive Portraits, Faces, and Series work that portray stories of the people who live in those faces.
Nov. 1-30, 2010
Rochelle Frank & Carl Kotheimer
Reception Nov. 4th, 5:30-7:30 pm
Ms. Frank has been inspired by the marshes and Low Country scenes. Although she loves painting in oils, she also has time for acrylic watercolors and digital paintings.
Carl Kotheimer's first "serious" camera was a time-weathered 2 1/4" twin lens Rollie his father handed down to him when he was 15. Using the Rollie and a hand held light meter, he learned a lot about exposure by making every mistake in and out of the book. After 35 years of chemical darkroom work, he began transitioning to "the digital darkroom" in the late 90's, and began working exclusively in the digital domain.
Dec. 1-31, 2010
Bess Ramsey, Dottie Farrell & Carol Duggar
Reception Dec. 5th, 5:30-7:30 pm
"Encore: Three Broads with a Brush"
All three artists are back for a command performance after their successful show in September 2009!
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Jan. 2-31, 2011
Kristen Allen & Chase Baltz
Reception Jan. 5th, 7-9 pm
Kirsten Allen covers the meaning of her art with bright colors and high contrast. She, essentially coats the vinegar of her work with honey to attract more viewers.
Chase Baltz is a 20 year-old visual artist/illustrator from Chattanooga, TN. He is currently in his Junior year at Savannah College of Art and Design majoring in Illustration and minoring in Drawing.
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Feb. 1-28, 2011
Irene Mayo
Reception TBD
Irene Mayo has studied art history and oil painting, watercolor and pastel drawing with several renowned artists.
April 1-29, 2011
Tiffani Taylor
Reception April 7th, 6-8 pm
Nature is a cathedral where Divinity speaks in moments of beauty and inspiration. Tiffani Taylor transforms these moments into rich, textured paintings and original pottery.
May 1-31, 2011
Richard Law
Reception TBD
Born in Savannah, Law's work is inspired by his upbringing in the deep South, black culture and the landscapes of the low country of Georgia and South Carolina. His work is a blend of folk art, jazz and contemporary, all drawing from his unique background. “Our life experiences tell a story, and there's a story behind every painting that I put on canvas.”
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