2013 Exhibits
"SIGHTLINES"
6 ARTISTS VIEWS
Feb. 26 to March 16
Jo-Ann Golenia..textiles
Judy Kramer..photography
Janet Mishner,,mixed media
Cecile Moran..Resist
Maggie Nevens..watercolor
Carolyn Ritter...Ink and Acrylic
RECEPTION MARCH 1 4 to 7pm
Jean Blackburn
March 19 - April 9
FLORIDA-springs and rivers
CUBA-snapshots
RECEPTION March 29, 6 - 8 PM
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February 27 – March 16, 2013
"SIGHTLINES" AT STUDIO
Opening Reception: March 1st, 4 - 7PM
An exciting show of the diverse media and perspectives of six area artists from February 27 to March 16.
Featured artists are Jo-Ann Golenia (Textile), Judy Kramer (Photography),
Janet Mishner (Mixed Media), Cecile Moran (Acrylic Resist),
Maggie Nevens (Watercolor) and Carolyn Ritter (Ink and Acrylic.)
Opening reception is Friday, March 1, 4-7pm. Refreshments served.
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March 19 - APril 9, 2013
JEAN BLACKBURN
Opening Reception: March 29th, 6 - 8PM
FLORIDA
springs and rivers
Jean has expanded her study of waterways by moving into Florida’s springs. A week spent in the cabin overlooking Sweetwater Springs in the Ocala National Forest
has led to the inclusion of submerged figures in her oil on panel paintings. Also in this latest body of works, are images from Fisheating Creek, Chassahowitzka
Springs, and the Myakka River.
CUBA
snapshots
Jean Blackburn spent a month in Cuba last Fall. A Chinese bus carried a small delegation of US and Cuban citizens on an in-depth look at the island from
Baracoa on the Eastern tip to Vinales in the West, then down to the Zapata Peninsula. During the first half of the journey, Jean gave a presentation on public
art in Florida, visited numerous artist’s studios, art curators, historians and UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The second portion of the trip was devoted to
wildlife surveys in several of Cuba’s spectacular environmental preserves. Although the culture and wildlife of the country were the initial draw; another
subject became an irresistible target for thousands of iphone snapshots. The ever-present, universal and homogenized dogs are, at once, fascinating and
occasionally disturbing. Jean’s exhibit includes a photographic piece titled “One Hundred Cuban Dogs”, as well as many other works revealing the close
connection between the Cuban people and domestic animals.
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