November, 2006
"Old News "
cast acrylic monotype on painted board (framed)
14" x 11"
I am donating this monotype to WORKS/San José for their annual benefit auction. If you'd like to help WORKS realize their dream of moving to a new location, please come bid on a piece of art during the auction.
I made this monotype on a piece of antique newspaper. It is created using soft pastels, and acrylic paints. It is mounted on a painted canvas board. I embellished the ornate frame a little by adding some paint to support the antique feel of the image.
Auction details below.
Events & Shows
WORKS/San José Annual Benefit Auction
WORKS/San José
30 North 3rd Street
San José, CA 95112
408.295.8378
Preview Exhibition:
November 21 - December 2
Hours:
Tuesday - Saturday, noon - 4pm
Thursday, noon - 7pm
closed Thanksgiving Day
Gala Auction:
Saturday, December 2, 2006
Doors open at 5pm
Admission to the event is FREE
Bidding begins at 7pm
In order to bid you must purchase a bidder paddle:
$10 for WORKS members,
$15 for non-members
Works/San José enters its 30th year preparing to leave 30 north 3rd street. Help move Works into the future while expanding your collection of contemporary art: come to bid in the region’s most exciting and accessible major art auction!
• Don’t miss the opportunity to preview what’s available before auction night! Pieces won’t last long once the bidding has begun.
• All proceeds directly support art, performance, and education programs at WORKS/San José.
This is your chance to acquire original art while supporting your local, volunteer-run, nonprofit contemporary art and performance center.
We Are Family
Artist Families @
the San José Museum of Art
San Jose Museum of Art
110 S. Market Street
San José, CA 95113
Show dates:
October 21, 2006 - January 7, 2007
Admission:
Adults: $8.00
Students & Seniors: $5.00
San Jose Library Cardholders: $2.00 discount
Children under 6: FREE
SJMA Members: FREE
I am so thrilled and honored to say that I have been selected to participate in the sixth edition of the Florence Biennale in Florence, Italy. It will take place December 1-9, 2007 in the historical Fortezza da Basso. In 2001 The United Nations recognized the Florence Biennale as an official partner in the program "Dialogue Among Nations". The artists of the Biennale, despite their differences of language and faith, found a common language in art to communicate their cultural values, illustrating Kofi Annan's statement: "Art opens new doors for learning, understanding, and peace among people and nations".
Show dates:
December 1-9, 2007
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News
I was selected to participate in the Florence Biennale in 2007. I wish I could say isn't this amazing in Italian. For now I will just say
woo hoo! I will keep you posted on this news.
Student Work
White bottle exercise by Lisa. I love how the bottle looks so majestic.
Calla Lilly painting by Linda. Amazing progress in just 8 weeks.
Do you want to learn to paint?
Two hour sessions are available on Fridays. A cozy intimate classroom in my studio with no more than four students at a time. Lots of one on one time. No pressure or competition. A supportive, positive environment.
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