So excited to be part of this event! I will be onsite with about 40 selected artists showing small scale art. If you want to collect art for a small space or on a budget, this is for you. I will have ALL my current Bird Eyes and my bird books available.
I am so honored to announce that I will be one of the featured artists at this event!
Saturday, March 11, 2017 at Arts Benicia Gallery, 991 Tyler St., #114 in Benicia. The symposium is co-hosted by the Benicia-Vallejo American Association of University Women (AAUW) and Art Benicia. The event will feature a pop-up art exhibit of visual, word and performing art sharing the expression across four generations of women. Panelists will discuss who and what influenced them as artists and will share who or what their art most influences. A viewing reception begins at 1 p.m. with music provided by Jazz Guerilla. The panel begins at 2 p.m. Please join us. For more information contact Arts Benicia info@artsbenicia.org.
Blanka Amezkua, Sarah Barsness, Brad Brown, Clancy Cavnar, Mary Cox, Kornelios Grammenos, Marino Pascal, and Anne Veraldi. San Francisco’s diversity and eccentricity have long fed alternative and counter-cultural movements and a sense of celebratory freedom. Of any city in the U.S., San Francisco comes closest to the spirit of resistance and mind-set of Athens, notwithstanding relative wealth differentials. This exhibition presents to Athenians a sample of work by artists who have embraced alternative ways of looking, representing and thinking. Four of the following artists are currently based in San Francisco, while four have previous ties that have informed their work.
Included in this exhibit are two bodies of new work, exploring my desire for intimacy with the natural world.
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A limited edition book of photographs from the exhibit, The Birds, including text by the artist, will be available at this event. More details here soon!
