This past Wednesday we hung our 'Coloring the Masters Exhibit' at the library in Ortonville. Our exhibit consists of art work we created based on our Interpretation of a Master artist.
Here's our exhibit...some of my pieces, you'll recognize from my blog...but you'll be totally impressed with some of the work from my buds: Mary, Carol and Lois Ann!
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| Guess who!, Mary and Carol - Lois Ann was missing |
You may recognize the names, Carol and Lois Ann, they were the artists who painted the utility boxes I posted on!
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| These were by Lois Ann |
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| You'll recognize my hex horses |
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| Mine and Lois Ann's |
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| Mine, Lois Ann's and another of mie |
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| These are all by Lois Ann |
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| Mary's and two by Lois Ann |
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| Mary's and two by Lois Ann |
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| Carol's, Mine and Mary's |
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| Mary's and Lois Ann's |
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| Lois Ann's, Mine and last two by Lois Ann |
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| Mary's, Lois Ann's and mine |
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| Lois Ann and Mine |
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| Lois Ann's - canvas wrapped |
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| Mine - Quilted piece attached to canvas |
Inspired by the Master:
Peter Max
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| Lois Ann's, Carol's and last by Lois Ann |
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| Mine and last two by Lois Ann |
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| These three by Lois Ann |
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Mary's work and Lois Ann
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All amazing work!!! Gosh, I bet you were all so proud to have your work on display. Congratulations to you all.
ReplyDeletexx, Carol
You are all amazing artists, and very prolific too! What a wonderful display, I hope people pay attention to it, how could they help but notice?
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to spend my morning coffee with your fabulous and inspiring exhibit…..so glad you posted all these delightful images!!
ReplyDeleteThese look just wonderful. Seeing them grouped by inspiration, and the whole theme of the exhibit is inviting and educational. Beautiful work, all!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! What an inspiring exhibit!!
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