Glenview Mansion Art Gallery Show ends July 5, 2011

I'll be bringing home all the artwork from the Glenview Mansion Art Gallery on July 6th. So far everyone who bought work lives in the area and I'll be having a lunch at my place where people can pick up their purchases and visit my studio. 

I've put up a page with all the prices here and there is contact info at the top of the page. Feel free to send me an email with any questions.

Preview - Orange 8 Glenview Gallery June 2011

Full View 14" x 16" Mixed Media Collage

Detail

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Orange can be harsh or it can be happier than yellow. I started loving orange a few years ago. I think it evokes a visceral reaction - probably because it's such an all or nothing color and so close to the sun. One either loves it or hates it.  Do you have a new color in your palette or wardrobe that you are surprised to find you like?

Delivery Day Glenview Mansion Show

John and I are sharing this beautiful room. You can see his Trojan Horse, three of my tiny tin pieces over the fireplace, and his Samurai Warrior piece. The windows were open and the curtains were blowing inwards. Glenview is such a beautiful venue to show artwork!

Here's a glimpse of the grounds through an arch.

Another view of the peaceful grounds.

The Paris Stage piece that was on the cover of Somerset Studio Magazine is being exhibited for the first time.

Here's a good shot of John's Trojan Horse piece.

This is pretty cool - I salvaged some old rusty cages and three of the pieces are hung from one. The photo does not do it justice - you really have to see it up close and personal, but it gives you an idea of the installation.

The Stately Mansion!

Here's a shot of lots of my pieces on the floor after unpacking.
Thank you to Julie and Anne who were so enthusiastic and hung each piece with great care.