Showing posts with label kelley proxmire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kelley proxmire. Show all posts

Saturday, March 26, 2011

Feature Article in the Potomac Patch online newspaper

I am happy to share this feature article by Nancy Gibson of the Potomac Patch online newspaper.  A few weeks ago, I mentioned my meeting with Nancy and this article.   It came out today and I thought I would share it with you.  Please follow the link to read the quotes from two local companies and see images of my studio. 

Feature Article - Light and Color Driven Paintings


Nancy also has a fabulous business that you may find interesting.   She is an antiques dealer under the name Gabriel Gibson Decorative Arts and sells on VandM.com.  Please take a look at her unique items at http://www.vandm.com/gabrielgibson you may find something that you can't live without!

Thursday, February 24, 2011

Collaboration Event -Yellow Barn Studio and Gallery

Beautiful morning in my home studio.
Today I will be at the Yellow Barn working on the collaboration project.  I will be there from 12-3 in the Stone Tower so please stop by.  The gallery is filled with artwork from all the instructors so there is lots to see.  I will also be there on Saturday, 2/26 from 11-1pm demo-ing a still life painting in the tower for park visitors.  The park will be filled with activities for the entire family, so plan to visit.

http://yellowbarnstudio.com

Visit http://bethesda.patch.com to read about this event.
Wind II, acrylic, (36 x 48)

My show at the Art Gallery in Potomac has changed for the month of March.  I am displaying my black and white and red paintings that I recently created for a staging project for designer Kelley Proxmire.  The property is on "Q" Street in Georgetown.  After Kelley's redesign and decorating, the house sold in a record two weeks!  I rarely create paintings with such a bold palette but took the challenge and had a great time!  Very freeing....  Visit Kelley's website  http://www.kelleyinteriordesign.com to see her lovely style and projects.
Silver Dollars & Linen, oil (36 x 48)