Last chance! Centuries apart, yet connected by an ancient culture, east meets west in a cacophony of bright colors, bold brush strokes and mystical messages. Mieko blends the disciplined study of Japanese art with the boldness of the wild west in a unique artistic style.
Centuries apart, yet connected by an ancient culture, east meets west in a cacophony of bright colors, bold brush strokes and mystical messages. Mieko blends the disciplined study of Japanese art with the boldness of the wild west in a unique artistic style. When she first came to America, Mieko was awestruck by the castness and grandeur of the West
Kasahara makes materials present as well, assuredly applying a minimalist, contemporary aesthetic to them, though her work is also influenced by the abundance of objects available for repurposing in our modern world. She is seldom constrained by any particular style. As she points out, “It’s more freeing to stay away from the limitations of labels and categories and to only think about the best way to realize a piece.”
Join us for a late art talk with Artist Sean O'Meallie about the exhibit "Whimsy Reimagined". Light faire and refreshments will be served 6-8pm in the White Gallery at the Helen Thatcher White Building.
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I paint landscapes from life, as often as possible. It’s connecting to nature in an intimate way that rewards me with something new every time. It’s called Plein-air painting and I’ve found it to be the most direct way to get the most information about a subject possible.
I paint landscapes from life, as often as possible. It’s connecting to nature in an intimate way that rewards me with something new every time. It’s called Plein-air painting and I’ve found it to be the most direct way to get the most information about a subject possible.
Last day to the exhibit for Kirk Shiflett's exhibit: Envisage Naturae II.
Opening exhibit for Kirk Shiflett's exhibit: Envisage Naturae II. Artist reception is 4-6PM during First Friday Art Walk Friday, April 5th
Join us for our spring Community Access Day on April 27th from 10am-4pm where we will be celebrating International Sculpture Day!
Join us for a late art talk with Elise Olson about the exhibit "In the Round: Sculptures and Textiles". Due to the weather forecast, we will reschedule to next Friday, the 22nd from 6:00-8:00PM. Light faire and refreshments will be served 6-8pm in the White Gallery at the Helen Thatcher White Building.