Events
Exhibits
April 4th through June 21st
"Springing into Summer"
Steve Crane is fascinated with the history of the places he paints. Abandoned homesteads, cabins dwarted by the mountains above, overgrown hiking trails. Steve's paintings hint at their stories.
Pat Everett is drawn to color. Her subject matter is wide ranging. Whether she paints flowers or farm wheels or fish or a tea house, it's always the colors she finds in those subjects that inspire her.
Ellen Heise blends the artistic culture of her Taiwanese birthplace with the artistic traditions of the west where she now lives. Her beautiful scenes are best described as peaceful poetry in paint.
Artists Reception: Friday, April 4th, from 3 to 7 p.m.
Classes & Workshops & Special Events
"The Carving of Mount Rushmore"
Friday evening, May 2nd, at 7 p.m.
This monumental sculpture in the Black Hills of South Dakota was a dangerous and daring enterprise. The enormous talent of the sculptor was aided by the men who manned the jack hammers and dynamite necessary to carve those presidential faces into granite. See it all as you watch the creation of the world's largest sculpture!
"Celebrating the Classics"
Friday evening, June 6th, at 7 p.m
This musical event features a beautiful blend of classical and sacred favorites superbly played by accomplished cellist Rebekah Sullivan. Accompanied by pianist Kyle Cleek, Rebekah fills the gallery with her cello's deep, mellow tones. Join us for this richly rewarding evening.
"Figure Drawing Sessions with Rae Turnbull"
On the second, and third Saturday of each month, from 1:30 to
3:30 p.m. Fine artist Rae Turnbull provides individualized instruction
tailored to each artist's level of expertise. While the model poses, Rae's suggestions and demonstrations help artists add to their ability to observe and draw from the model. This is an opportunity to practice drawing the clothed figure with guidance from a seasoned professional known for her artistry in drawing from the model. For more information, send an email to: raeturnbullart@gmail.com.
