A well-known local gallery is hosting a new exhibition, "Hauntings: Dark works by local Georgia artists." My work was accepted into the show and I'm excited!Located in downtown Comer, Blue Bell Art Gallery & Pottery Studio is a beautiful building exhibiting over 30 local artists. It was built in 1900 and was originally home to the Chattanooga Wagon Factory and in time, became the Blue Bell Sewing factory. The downstairs has 16-foot ceilings and the upstairs are about 14-feet high, with brick walls at least a foot thick. The proprietors are Tina and her husband Shannon McCullough, with Tina herself an accomplished potter.
A variety of photos, collage and an altered book is going in the show. You can see the show pieces here, in my Flickr set, keeping in mind that photos of the textured pieces have lost something in the translation to web. There others at my local artist site hosted by Artists in Georgia.
4 comments:
I love these pieces. They are truly "haunting" and give me lots to think about.
Jeanne
Thank you!! I'm working on more collage and getting into photo-art, digital photos, manipulated.
Thanks for looking at them
Congratulations! How exciting for you. I love the butterfly piece. It reminds me of the high-end photo album covers that Jill Schwartz designs. (You can see those here if you're interested: http://www.sweetheartgallery.com/el_jr103pa_schwartz.html)
thank you so much! That one seesm to grab people. But there's others that are my own favorites. Funny. I'll look at the website you sent, thanks!
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