Showing posts with label Summit From Curry Point. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Summit From Curry Point. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 16, 2016
"Looking North" and "Summit from Curry Point " in Exhibition Curated by Jean Stern for the LPAPA Signature Members.
Looking North 16 x 20
Summit from Curry Point 18 x 24
Signature Membership in the Laguna Plein air Painters Association is a challenge to achieve and I am happy to be a part of this organization with strong ties to the plein air tradition in California.
This is a curated exhibit of paintings from within the ranks of the Signature Members.
By my count 44 of the 60 + artists were chosen to exhibit.
Worth mentioning, this organization has close ties to the Irvine Museum Executive Director, Mr Jean Stern and he selected these works. There are 16 Women Artists included, a higher proportion than usual.
Cindy Baron, Brenda Bolyan, Cynthia Briain,
Hiu Lai Chong,Debra Joy Groesser, Carolyn Hesse Low,
Jane Hunt, Debra Huse, Lisa McDill, Rita Pacheco,
Camille Prezwodek, Robin Purcell,Lori Putnam,
April Raber, Elizabeth Tolley, Kim Vander Hoek
Exhibit Information
Signature Impressions
Huntington Beach Art Center
538 Main Street
Opening Reception Sat November 19
6 to 9 pm
Exhibit runs until December 17.
The exhibit can be viewed online here
https://onlinejuriedshows.com/ClosedShowThumbs.aspx?OJSID=8700
Wednesday, June 15, 2016
Save Mt Diablo's Moonlight on the Mountain, donations
Save Mount Diablo's fundraiser isn't for months, but I just got these two framed and ready to donate to the auction. Both are 8 x 8 framed prints of two of my recent paintings of Mount Diablo.
Left is "Just below Junction
, right is "Summit from Curry Point."
Here's a link to the event. http://www.savemountdiablo.org/activities_events_moonlt.html
And here are the paintings not behind the glare of glass:
Monday, October 5, 2015
"Summit From Curry Point" Juried into California Watercolor Association 46th National Exhibition
I am very pleased to announce that "Summit from Curry Point' 18 x 24 was accepted into the California Watercolor Association's 46th National Exhibition. The jurors were Craig Nelson and Chuck Pyle of the Academy of Art University. This is a difficult exhibit to get into, over 600 paintings were entered and 80 were chosen.
It will be exhibited at a new venue, the Cannery Galleries of the Academy of Art University, located in the Fisherman's wharf area of San Francisco.
The dates are January 4th to February 28th.
More information is available at the California Watercolor Association web site.
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