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  |  STROKES OF LIGHT: Photographs by Kristen Beck, Rich Bergeman, Jim Curtis, Nomeca Hartwell, & Paul Jorizzo August 9–September 20, 2019 reception: Friday, August 16, 5:30–8pm Nomeca Hartwell “Selma Storm” Northwest artists Kristen Beck, Rich Bergeman, Jim Curtis, Nomeca Hartwell, & Paul Jorizzo use cameras to explore their individual visions. This exhibit represents the diverse approach of photography in art. Images include mysterious landscapes, celestial night skies, abstract architecture, and people of foreign lands. Nomeca Hartwell “Lake Selmac Moon, Stars, and Jupiter” Kristen Beck has lived in the Rogue Valley for the past forty years. She loves taking pictures, capturing that blink in time. Her photography includes street photography, astrophotography to abandoned sites, landscapes and wildlife. She believes you can finds beauty in everything if you just look. Rich Bergeman has been creating photographic works for over thirty years. Continue reading Rogue Gallery & Art Center Main Gallery Exhibit Strokes of Light Latest post from the Blog of Artist Brenda Mills Brannan. Well, hello there, and welcome to www.bmillsb.com! You may have noticed that my website was inactive for a while. That’s because my husband and I moved and built a new home in Jacksonville, Oregon. However, once we settled in to our new space I decided it was time to re-establish my online presence. I found […] The post Welcome to Brenda’s New Website! by Brenda Mills Brannan appeared first on Brenda Mills Brannan – Fine Art. MO: Modus Operandi, that is to say one’s artistic style or approach. Three Challenge Paintings. Greetings! Its Day 26 of the #30paintingsin30days challenge hosted by Leslie Saeta Studios. With today’s painting I’m including the work from the last two days. And, as I look at the paintings and see the different styles, I wonder about […] The post Finding My “MO”; 3 Studies : Days 24, 25 & 26 of #30paintingsin30days appeared first on Margaret Stermer-Cox. Continue reading Finding My “MO”; 3 Studies : Days 24, 25 & 26 of #30paintingsin30days Artist Vision: How To See. Greetings! I’d like to share with you two of my latests pieces in my “Three Minute Egg Series”. Furthermore, I’d like to talk about how I come up with my artistic vision for a series, using my current paintings as an example. The Good Question. A friend and collector of […] The post About An Artist’s Vision Plus New Three Minute Egg Paintings appeared first on Margaret Stermer-Cox. Continue reading About An Artist’s Vision Plus New Three Minute Egg Paintings Artist Vision: How To See. Greetings! I’d like to share with you two of my latests pieces in my “Three Minute Egg Series”. Furthermore, I’d like to talk about how I come up with my artistic vision for a series, using my current paintings as an example. The Good Question. A friend and collector of […] The post About An Artist’s Vision Plus New Three Minute Egg Paintings appeared first on Margaret Stermer-Cox. Continue reading About An Artist’s Vision Plus New Three Minute Egg Paintings 
July at Art du Jour Gallery
Featured Watercolor Artist Kay Myer, and Cammy Davis in Our Salon The Sentry, by Kay Myer Rose BoKay, by Kay Myer Grenache Rose, by Kay Myer “The gentle flow of beautiful colors fusing together and traveling with generous splashes of water” is Kay Myers’ description of her watercolor style, and she says her “best friends,” her sable brushes, “do most of the work with minimal strokes.” Kay is never at a loss for inspiration and can delight in the smallest things, light on a leaf, sparkle on water, and is passionate about painting nature in her colorful, loose and interpretive style. She has been painting in watercolor since the 1980s and “loves exploring the endless possibilities this medium allows.” Kay’s art hangs in collections in Koln, Bachingen and Reinsdorf, Germany; Krems and Vienna, Austria; Ryd, Sweden; Wales, UK, and many states This deep pool reminds me of my first snorkeling experience off the Big Island, Hawaii in Captain Cook Bay. I had never witnessed the aliveness of a coral reef with it’s vibrant forms and color, not to mention the depths … Continue reading → Abstraction – What? Early on, I thought I’d explore abstraction. I had never purposefully studied abstraction and wanted to know what it was about. I didn’t even know the difference between abstract and non-objective abstract. Defined, or Not. I looked up definitions for abstraction. Abstraction is the result of a process…and it gets much more […] The post Toward Non-Objective Abstraction appeared first on Margaret Stermer-Cox. Invitation I would like to invite you to come and see my watercolor paintings at GoodBean Coffee in Jacksonville, OR this coming November. I will be featuring works from my “MsKitty” and “Toy Pony” collections. Thank You I would like to extend a huge “THANK YOU” to Hannah West, curator, and GoodBean Coffee for giving me […] The post Watercolor Paintings at Good Bean Coffee appeared first on Dancing Clouds. | ||
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