In this exhibit, I show two full-sheet watercolors from my Kokopelli series.
They are too big to easily move, but they look good on the gallery’s large walls:
Kokopelli with Pink Ladders 33 x 41
Kokopelli, The Dove 33 x 41
In this exhibit, I show two full-sheet watercolors from my Kokopelli series.
They are too big to easily move, but they look good on the gallery’s large walls:
Kokopelli with Pink Ladders 33 x 41
Kokopelli, The Dove 33 x 41
Apala G. Egan is a freelance reporter doing an article about three or so artists in Los Altos that she found in the Silicon Valley Open Studios catalog. She wanted to know information for beginning artists. So, I told her about the Los Altos Art Club and Art Ventures, and what kind of papers, brushes, and paints I think are good.
She wanted 2 or 3 of my painting images for her story which will appear in several local newspapers. I sent her: Vineyard, Barn with Blue Chicken, and Small Tulips.
After a Covid/remodeling break, we start our spring show, these are my paintings for this exhibit.
Redwood Grove
Tepee in the Redwoods
History House Red Bench
Daffodil and Red Flowers
Cherry Blossoms with Hut
Villa Montalvo Cottage
Lettuce and Onions
My art for this exhibit is:
GH October & November 2020 “Fall in Place.” The gallery has gone touchless! This means that all artworks have QR codes, so you can easily find out more information about each piece, and you can also purchase art through the gallery website: www.galleryhouse.art
My pieces these two months will be in the cafe.
Cliff Dwellings
Allied Arts Blossoming Tree
Bailey Island, Maine
Portland Head Lighthouse, Maine
Gallery House has gone to a new way of hanging. Each artist will have six feet of space to fill as they wish. And, we will hang and change our own spaces during this Covid time and probably beyond. No reception. My art pieces will be:
For the first time, I am showing at Avenue 25 Gallery in San Mateo, CA with eight other Gallery House artists under the theme “Identities.” The exhibit runs from April 22 to May 31, and the reception is Saturday, April 27 from 1 to 4 pm, 2019.
Corn Patch, Cliff Dwellings, and Cook Forest Stream will be my watercolors.
Every year I do Silicon Valley Open Studios (SVOS) with several other artists. The entire organization is very large, covering many towns and several counties.
This year I showed 20 paintings as well as matted works of various sizes, scarves, the I’d Spied a Crocodile book, greeting cards, etc. It’s a fun, outdoor show and a lot of friends drop by.
This year our holiday theme is “Giving.”
I will have two paintings in the show–Redwood Grove and Santa Cruz Cabin, as well as matted works, scarves, and greeting card sets.
The show begins on Nov. 13 and the reception is on Nov. 17, 2018.
Anita Holzberg wrote this collection of children’s poetry and asked me to illustrate it. The book is finally finished! It is available on Blurb where you can preview 14 pages:
http://www.blurb.com/b/9036868-i-d-spied-a-crocodile