Peggy Shor
Poetry, Book Art, Found Art
To be posted...
Sunday, April 12, 2009
Art Rotation, Spring 2009
Tiffany Grande
Collage and acrylic on canvas
Acrylic on canvas
Created during Open Studio Sessions!
Created during Open Studio Sessions!
Art Rotation, Spring 2009
Collaboration:
Jon Yonts, Casia Yonts, Elise Peix, Tiffany Grande, and Alana Jordan
Jon Yonts, Casia Yonts, Elise Peix, Tiffany Grande, and Alana Jordan
Created during an Open Studio Session!
Art Rotation, Spring 2009
Debbie Sho
"The Masterpiece"
Poem, click on image to view
"He is There"
Poem, click on image to view
Art Rotation, Spring 2009
Patricia Fitzpatrick
"Dawn of the Ascent (Up the Mountain)"
Acrylic on canvas
(Accompanying Short Story to be attached)
"Swimming with God"
Tissue and paper on canvas
(Accompanying Poem to be attached)
Art Rotation, Spring 2009
Jon Yonts
Pastel on paper
Pastel on paper
Both created during Open Studio Sessions
Art Rotation, Spring 2009
Casia Joy Yonts
Crayon and ink on paper
Ink and acrylic on canvas
Acrylic on canvas
Acrylic on canvas
Acrylic on canvas
Acrylic on canvas
Art Rotation, Spring 2009
Alana Jordan
http://www.studioalana.com
alanacuriosa AT gmail.com
Commission for Tiffany Grande
Acrylic on canvas
"Hope"
Acrylic on canvas
Hope is wrapped with faith, awaits, and reveals love. Hope is like a present. It is unwrapped and light shines on it. Hope rises and never falls.
"Ask, Just Ask!"
Acrylic on canvas
Sometimes we forget to simply ask God for help, provision, guidance, etc.
Sometimes it's a lot easier than we make it.
Commission for Mike Matagrano
Acrylic on canvas, framed
John 15:5
Untitled.
Acrylic on canvas
Created during Open Studio Sessions!
"Me"
Collage on paper
Faith, painting, writing, singing, music, dance, missions, travel, Italia, rest, spontaneity, dreams, communication, child-like enthusiasm and silliness are just some of the symbols these cut-outs represent.
Acrylic on canvas
Created during Open Studio Sessions!
Art Rotation, Spring 2009
Scott Shaffer
display case, both pieces
see below for close ups
"Easter"
I was at a point in time where The Resurrection was really on my mind and wanted to come up with a depiction of it in a ceramic form - the details are subtle and taken with some artistic liberty. The "tomb" shows Jesus' shroud and the folded "napkin" that was placed over Jesus' head - this is a detail that often goes unnoticed in the discussion of whether Jesus did indeed rise from the dead - if someone stole his body then why fold the napkin? Also, in the custom of the sabbath dinner, when a person left the table to take care of a personal need, their headcloth was folded and placed on top of their plate to indicate that they would be returning. Jesus had told his disciples prior to his death that he indeed would be coming back. The disciples who went into the tomb on the morning of Easter, saw this evidence and Luke records this in his gospel. I also included a broken Roman seal on the "door" portion of the tomb to represent that something other than "grave robbers" came to take Jesus' body away or that he merely was strong enough himself to roll the stone away after having been "dead" for three days.
"Ezekiel's Wheel"
I was inspired to make this piece after having seen a bronze cast sculpture of "a wheel-like" shape and thought "I wonder if I could make a piece that has similar qualities?" - it was fired using a low fire technique developed in Japan known as Raku. Once the piece was completed, the passage in Ezekiel where he pens his vision (in chapter one) about God's omnipresence and His glory came to mind and thus "Ezekiel's Wheel" became its title.
My hope is that other pieces you will see in future blogs will be an inspiration to you - Scott Shaffer
Art Rotation, Spring 2009
Pam Chavez
http://apps.chavezarts.com/gallery/index.cfm
Santa Hermana
Oil and gold foil on canvas
Mystery
Oil and gold foil on canvas
Eve
Oil on canvas
Welcome Home
Oil on canvas
Spring Flowers
Oil on canvas
The Dance
Oil on canvas
Saturday, April 11, 2009
Welcome to the Mid-Peninsula Vineyard Arts Collective Blog!
To see *all* works from any show, find "blog archive" in the right hand side column, and click on "April" for the first and third rotations, "August" for the second. Check back for updates. Thanks!
~The Arts Collective
~The Arts Collective
Click on the image below for some suggestions in how to view and appreciate art.
Open Studio Session #1
Come to draw, paint, write, play music, pray, chat, dance, knit, laugh, eat, sew, type, think, relax, write to-do lists, sing, meet new friends, see (fresh-of-the-press) artwork, get feedback on other artwork, and just have a plain old good time. Come hang out!
Anyone have any pics from the other two?
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