Ringing up sales as fast as they can!
My work is right inside the front door-lots of color!
The Indigenous “Art Tile Show” is in full swing. The place was packed on Saturday. Stop by when you get a chance to see how many ways there are to change a slab of clay. The interpretations are endless and exciting. My work looks great right inside the front door. The 5″ minis continue to be a popular choice. Let me know what you think.
I wonder what she is thinking...
Gail with her grand prize winner!
The opening for the Woman’s Art Club spring show was filled with artists, onlookers and patrons of the arts. There was live music, wonderful food and excitement in the air. Gail Morrison, one of my personal favorites, took home the grand prize medal and a sizable check. Other winners were announced. Everyone seemed happy to be in the newly renovated barn, out of the rain, and enjoying a day of art. One of my former students, Elizabeth Witham, was also accepted in this prominent show. She is a graduating senior at Mt. St. Joe. I am very proud of her. It was rewarding to see both of our work in the same venue.
This just in, my collage painting “Sheherazade” has been accepted for the Woman’s Art Club Juried Show! It is a prestigious show and I am thrilled to be a part of it. The opening is May 2 from 2-5 at the Woman’s Art Club barn in Mariemont! Can’t wait to see the rest of the show!
I can’t wait for you to see my new 5″ x 5″ mini canvases. They will be on display in the Artists’ Studio at the Cincinnati Flower Show in Symmes Township Park April 22-25. The hours are from 10-7 Thursday – Saturday and 10 – 6 on Sunday. Please stop by and say hi and see my new work!!! It promises to be a wonderful show with tons of new floral displays and vendors.
We are ready in Studio #315 for tomorrow’s Final Friday at Pendleton. Look for springtime images of the countryside, flowers, flip flops and birds. You may even see a cow or a sheep munching on those flowers. Also in the studio tomorrow night will be TAILFEATHERS BOUTIQUE from New Albany, OH. It is also “Warrior Night” for past and current warrior students and teachers. Tom Shessler will be providing Italian cuisine as well as contributions from Cathy Ransenberg and Ann Arbogast. All indications are that it will be a fun night at PAC. Come and join us if you can!
Coming soon-information on the location and dates for the Artists’ Studio at the Cincinnati Flower Show in Symmes Township. 20 artists have been chosen and I am IN. Looking forward to a great show again this year.
These original collages will be available at the March 26th Final Friday celebration at the Pendleton Art Center in downtown Cincinnati in Studio #315. They are framed in small gold frames. First come, first served! There are several images to choose from. Perfect for a child’s room or Easter present!
Global Lead Art Gallery
Spectrum Office Tower, Suite 400
11260 Chester Road, Cincinnati, OH 45246
513.731.8700
“A Mixed Media Menagerie”
Kymberly Henson
Marylou Nicodemus
Pauline Dickerson
Nancy Hopkins
Susan Mahan
Yvette LaFollette Mazza
Martha Newfield
Teresa Nieberding
Curated by Steven Vincent Clark
Opening reception Thursday, March 18th
5-7:30 PM
Reception is free and open to the public
Exhibit continues through May 2010
Global Lead Art Gallery is open M-F 8:30-5:00
Saturday night February 27th at Hayley Gallery, in New Albany, Ohio, the new face of the New Albany Symphony was announced. I have been chosen to design the poster and image for all publicity for the 2010-11 symphony! This year’s artist, Karen Rumora, was introduced, and her beautiful painting was auctioned off to benefit the symphony. Her painting focused on a violin painted in warm, earthy tones contrasting against a rich blue background. Next Sunday, March 7th the symphony will perform “Vino and Vivaldi” at 7PM. Karen and the previous year’s artist, Kirsten Bowen, will be present. They will paint on stage during the concert. I am proud and appreciative of this honor. I look forward to a continuing relationship with this vibrant fine arts community.
