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Alison L. Sigethy
Torpedo Factory Art Center
Journey through three floors of open studios and galleries to observe artists and buy original artwork. A former torpedo factory, this world-renowned art center is located just outside Washington, D.C.
Gerald Peters Gallery Friday May 18th until July 14th. Informal talk and Gallery walk-round 3.30pm followed by Opening Party 5-7pm May 18th. Launch details All societies need to express their reverence for extraordinary places.
Tony Foster, Artist - Home Page - Life and Work
A great way to jazz up your outdoor patio area without spending a lot of money is to buy bright, colorful umbrellas to sit under. There are a wealth of options in outdoor furnishings available to you, so take your time to compare designs and prices so you are sure to get quality items that suit your needs perfectly. In our experience, the best patio umbrellas tilt to different angles to accommodate usage needs.
Don’t Ever Put Down The Pen!
Handmade: A Guide to the Arts Raising Awareness about the Arts Community of Northwest New Mexico’s San Juan County and the Four Corners.
Working to show locals and visitors; that San Juan County, New Mexico and the Four Corners is an arts destination. “Painting, Music, Electronic Media, Pottery, Performing Arts, Historic Architecture; individually, these elements can energize, excite, and sustain imagination. When brought together, their power allows a community to celebrate itself, creating a common voice that blends history and art and culture into a unifying vision (NM Economic Development Department).” Apart from being the first comprehensive guide to the creative community of the Four Corners, “Handmade” will be unique among free gallery guides. Most focus on galleries, venues, and events, but our focus will be the many talented individuals living and working in the Four Corners Area.Through Stewart's Lens
Another photographic challenge while in Europe was getting a good exposure when shooting dark buildings against bright, washed-out skies. Remember that the human eye can see a range of about 11 F-stops whereas the camera sensor can only "see" about 5. This presents a dilemma when attempting to capture a scene with very bright highlights and dark areas.
Lake Charles, Louisiana. Hot and Humid, it is a landscape completely opposite of that which I have grown up in. Green is everywhere and you have to try hard NOT to get things to grow. I was mesmerized, and lucky for me we were there for one reason: to paint. Now, I am fairly new to painting having been scared by it in college but I can officially say that I have dived in head first and am really enjoying myself. We arrived in the darkness and so I had the best surprise when I woke up and walked out onto the back porch of the house we were staying in.
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