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Monday, August 22, 2011

Gratitude

We had a wonderful opening for the emerging artists show at Anne Irwin Fine Art. Anne's new space is huge and gorgeous and was filled wall to wall with people. I loved meeting artists I had heard of for years and new art patrons. As I told my husband, I felt like Cinderella!

Now Cinderella needs to get moving and paint. Thanks so much to all who came and supported me either in person or online-so appreciate you all!

Tuesday, July 26, 2011

News....


I am very happy to be asked to donate a painting to the High Museum High Arts Day coming up this fall, as well as one to the Swan House Flea Market. I am so proud to be included with this very talented group of artists!

Also on tap on August 19th is the Anne Irwin Fine Art emerging artist show. This will be held in Anne's gorgeous new space on Miami Circle and is sure to be a fun show. It runs through September 9th. The painting above "Aren't You Glad I didn't Say Banana?" will be shown there.

More good news from Anne Reynolds at Sunshine Limited, a fun gallery in Watkinsville, Georgia. I have been fortunate to have several recent sales thanks to Ann. She has such a wonderful place and is great fun to visit with. All you Bulldog fans need to be sure to stop by during football season!

Summer season in Georgia lake country is in full swing. Three Lakes Gallery is in a new spot and has some fun new work. My painting "Flat Broke" featuring a truck in Cashiers, NC is featured there.

Gregg Irby Fine Art is representing my Recess series of retro girls and her space in Buckhead is so cool. Be sure and stop by and see Mary Margaret, Grace, Amy and all their friends playing on Gregg's walls!

Sunday, June 26, 2011

Chattahoochee


This painting is another version of the Chattahoochee River paintings I have been doing. It was a commissioned piece, number 5 for the same collector. I enjoy the drips, and scraping and sanding that I get to do with these. Another version of this is hanging in the HOA office of Country Club of the South, which is appropriate since many properties there border this part of the river. Hopefully I can get outside and take some photos of other vantage points. If I fall in can someone pick me up in the Gulf?