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Miss Kitty’s Barking Ball

August 16th, 2015

Celebrating their 25th year of saving animals lives, they have come up with a fun idea for a silent auction: Doggie Bags and Kitty Clutches that you can bid on, live, at the event.

Coloring Books for Adults: 2015’s Biggest Art Trend

August 14th, 2015

Eileen Treasure, Fine Art Consultant I stopped in Barnes and Noble yesterday, and one side of the entry was filled with coloring books for adults. I’m an artist, I’ve taught art and I work in an art gallery, and I have missed this phenomenon going on — apparently, they are all the rage. I snatched […]

Sarah Winkler in Fresh Paint Magazine

August 8th, 2015

Sarah Winkler hails from Manchester, England, but has lived abroad in Africa, Brunei and America most of her life.

Palette Perfection

August 7th, 2015

Our “Close to the Edge” exhibition for Shawna Moore has brought in encaustic enthusiasts from all over our area and has won new fans of the media.

Warren Neary’s Unveiling of “Deterrence on Demand”

August 4th, 2015

Maj. Warren Neary will reveal “Deterrence on Demand” during the Reserve Officers Association National Convention July 27, in Washington, D.C.

Why Not? Cover Your Pothole With Art

July 31st, 2015

The Jealous Curator alerted us to a new series of installations by Jim Bachlor, consisting of mosaics covering potholes. In Finland!

The Perfect Pair — Michael Kessler Installation

July 26th, 2015

Newly installed artwork by Michael Kessler, in Nevada. A gorgeous duet in the desert.

The Writing on the Wall

July 23rd, 2015

“Wall drawings could be considered the oldest form of art: the Lascaux Cave paintings in France were created 17,300 years ago.

An Epidemic of Gallery Selfies?

July 18th, 2015

“It’s the biggest selfie-generating show I’ve ever seen,” said docent Alexa West

Bridgette Meinhold at Summit Series, Powder Mountain

July 13th, 2015

This weekend, we brought a new show of work to the Summit Series at Powder Mountain, and installed a collection of encaustic paintings by Bridgette Meinhold in an on-mountain, open air “Mirror” gallery.