NEW SHOWS and EVENTS
Exciting news! "Fire in the Water" has been juried into the National Paint the Parks competition and will be touring the country as one of the Mini 50 winners. And "Captains Meadow" is on the Mini 50 Honorable Mention list for the same show.
My new work, “Reflections and Dust” has been selected by nationally known award winning juror, Richard McKinley, for the Pastel Society of Colorado’s Annual Mile High International Exhibition & Sale to be held August 20 – September 19 at the Curtis Arts & Humanities Center in Greenwood Village, Colorado.
RICHARD SCHMID FINE ART AUCTION
I’m honored that my original pastel, "Oscar’s Barn" has been accepted into the prestigious 16th Annual Richard Schmid Fine Art Auction to be held Sunday, September 4, 2011- benefiting the Rist Canyon Volunteer Fire Department which was so critical in fighting the tragic Crystal Fire in the mountains north of Loveland this spring.
Go to http://richardschmidauction.com where my work and my bio can be seen. You can even bid online!
NEW WORK
An equally dusty companion piece to “Reflections and Dust”, these two pastels were such fun to create.
And . . . I'm introducing three brand new (as yet untitled!) pastel abstracts. They are small . . . 6 by 4½. . . but pack a punch.
UPDATE
Not only do these little guys have new names (see above)... but two of them have
already sold to a lovely couple from Decatur, Illinois who fell in love with them at the Art
Center of Estes Park on Day #1 of the new show.
Something new in watercolors for me! These abstracts are 22 x 15 each.
I recently did this little water color commission for a Texas friend who grew up on Galveston Island where Gary and I lived for 30 years.
PRESS
Eggs … Not So Easy!!!
| Spheres of influence: Artists decorate eggs for silent auction to benefit Alzheimer’s Association |
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| Intricately decorated emu and ostrich eggs showcasing the talents of local and regional artists were the centerpiece of An Eggstraordinary Evening at the Mirasol Senior Living Community on Friday evening, April 1. >> See complete Reporter Herald Article |
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