Final Show at Broadway Theater's 2009 Season: IT HAD TO BE YOU
By Owner/Director Randall Hickman Renee Taylor (Emmy nominated for her role as Fran Dresher’s Mother in ‘The Nanny’), and actor-husband Joseph Bologna met back in 1965 and were married on the Merv Griffin Show that same year. They have been together ever since. The...
Wine Tasting with Richard Carrico
We have 10 spots still open for the Wine Tasting Event with Richard Carrico this Saturday, Nov. 7, 2-4 p.m. Don't miss this unique opportunity to learn the secrets of wine pairing and how to distinguish the best wines for your holiday table. Join author,...
‘Couples Retreat’
By Ryan Huff, Staff Writer In another stage of his free falling career, Vince Vaughn stars in another comedy that flat lines for what seems to be an eternity. Former child star Peter Billingsley (Christmas Story) directs this hack job. The movie revolves around Dave (Vaughn)...
RONI SUMER Art Showing
La Jolla Fine Artist NOV. 7, at 6 p.m. Please join us for wine, appetizers, music, and Art. (Originals and prints available) 757 N. Twin Oaks Valley Road San Marcos, CA 92069 760-703-3889
Fine Art Show and Sale
The Friends of Fire Mountain invite you to enjoy the neighborhood artists’ on Saturday, Nov. 7, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Come to see paintings, woodcarving, ceramics, jewelry, silk scarves and purses, encaustics, handmade cards and multimedia collage works. Enjoy complimentary...
| Escondido Arts Gallery November 2009 |
| Tuesday, 03 November 2009 01:07 |
|
By Wendy Wilson, Executive Director EAP/EMG Exhibitions: Glass and Metal Exhibition Refraction,InnerSpace Gallery: The PhotoArtsGroup Wood, A Furniture Exhibition, Expression Space II Bill Kasper Exhibition, Expression Space Artist Studios: Renee Richetts, Lisa Bebi & Joan Irving Artists fill the gallery with raw materials this November. Explore the mediums of Glass, Metal and Wood this month with artists like Mike Shelbo who fascinates us with his miniature glass caves and Jim Stone who takes us under the sea. Everyday we are grateful, Thanksgiving included, for the creative energy that flows like a waterfall keeping us inspired and producing work. Join us in the community celebration of Americana during Mark Twain week in Escondido. Local furniture maker and master wood worker Brian Murphy will show us why American made furniture is so sought after by collectors, including auction houses during Art Connection, on Sat., Oct. 14, at 2 p.m. Brian Murphy has also made a great 'contemplation' bench for the gallery, so we can all take a minute or two to contemplate and enjoy the artwork. Scroll down for a whole list of community activities downtown during Mark Twain week in Escondido. Want to make some stuff? Join in during workshops this month making miniatures with Carlos or surface treatments with Claire-Lise We are in preparations for 2010 including plans for the student show in March. If you would like to donate artwork for a silent auction benefiting this exhibition please contact me at the gallery. If you have any spare black or white linens, the gallery can use some of those also. The gallery exists because of your support, so thank you for being a member. If you haven't joined the EAP yet, sign up at the next reception...look for Carol Mansfield's friendly face. For a full schedule of events, go to the website, http://escondidoarts.org. Details of the first exhibit follow below. GLASS and METAL Nov. 13 – Dec. 4 "Mark Twain" Americana foods sponsored by Boston Market Carmel Mtn. Rd. Raw materials compliment and illuminate the space in the Escondido Municipal Gallery November 13th thru December 4th, 2009. Exhibition Glass and Metal highlights blown, fused, cast, torched glass and bronze, aluminum and steel works of art. Juror Garry Cohen of the Glass Ranch in Del Dios chose raw materials in the form of functional and non-functional objects including chairs and photography highlighting the mediums of glass and metal. First place winner Mary Waring of Escondido won for her floating Anasazi photo emulsions on glass entitled "Ancient Doorways." Second place winner Jim Stone of Rancho Bernardo won with his glass and steel throne entitled "Sea Life Dreams" and Renee Richetts of Escondido won third place for her recycled tower "Beacon" which utilizes recycled solar, glass, metal and silicone materials. |