Exhibitions and Events, 2022
"The Qualities of Light"
Rae Hamilton
May 27 - June 14
Discovering one day that light meant everything, well almost everything, in a painting changed my whole approach to creation. Sure, composition is important. But if a handsome chair sits in a dark room, it's as if the chair isn't there. To the extent that light is shed on the subject, the direction it comes from is changed, and the intensity of the light is adjusted, the chair becomes a different being. Capturing the being is impossible without understanding the qualities of light.
Opening reception Friday, May 27 5:30pm to 8:00pm
This exhibition will be on display through June 14.
"Shellabration!"
Marian Osher
June 10 - June 28
A magical, mystical journey of shells, that transform from sea creatures' homes to unique treasures on the beach for a beachcomber's delight. Marian's paintings highlight the beauty and uniqueness of each shell.
Opening reception Friday, June 10 5:30pm to 8:00pm
This exhibition will be on display through June 28
"Hello, World!"
Bruce Clayton
July 1 - July 19
Art has always played a significant role in Bruce's life, and photography has become his source of artistic expression. Being a natural born observer, photography is how he documents the world around him. From coastal landscape to urban landscape and the human form, his work has been described as striking, dramatic, provocative , and avant-garde.
Opening reception Friday, July 1 5:30pm to 8:00pm
This exhibition will be on display through July 19
"A Weekend with Thom"
Thom Millsap
August 12 - August 30
The bright acrylics create the beauty of the moment when the brush touches the canvas. It activates the surface and is a process of energy to have the composition become a whole. Thom will be painting throughout the weekend. Watch him take you to a happy place with the vibrant colors.
Opening Reception Friday, August 12 5:30pm to 8:00pm
This exhibition will be on display through August 30
"Empty Spaces"
Susan Webster
September 2 - September 20
Susan's whimsical, 3 dimensional paintings, will have you wondering from afar if you can pick out the 3D. The bright acrylics can sometimes hide things right before your eyes. Maybe that painting in the background is one of her previous works. These paintings are fun.
Opening reception Friday, September 2 5:30pm to 8:00pm
This exhibition will be on display through September 20
