Gallery managers are professional, open, relaxed, and forward-thinking in wanting to establish gallery spaces that encourage conversation, critiques, and collaboration. It is in this spirit that they agreed to work with Lange, a metropolitan DC arts advisor, in presenting a DC forum for the 2008 Americans for the Arts Creative Conversations events being held throughout the nation during October.
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art whino and shauna lee lange arts advisory's october collaboration
In Uncategorized on October 9, 2008 at 8:34 amnyc gallery bound for columbus day
In Uncategorized on October 9, 2008 at 8:17 am
Shauna Lee Lange Arts Advisory is headed to New York City over the Columbus Day weekend. We’ll be stopping in to see some arts professionals, visiting some new galleries to see new works, making a trek over to Brooklyn to drop works, having dinner with a very special someone, and generally getting a feel for how the economy is impacting NYC art sales, the overall art market, and obtaining a sense for what’s hot and what’s not on the street level. We’ll be bringing back fresh NYC ideas to our metropolitan DC arts arena. Stay tuned for more.
Image: P. Buckley Moss, Amish Homeland, 2008, 8 x 18 3/4″ see www.pbuckleymoss.com.
deborah davidson @ sue greenwood fine art
In Uncategorized on October 9, 2008 at 8:09 am
I love to see what’s being shown on the west coast, and Sue Greenwood Fine Art seems to always have something exciting. Her gallery embodies the words of Will Hays: “Things do not happen in this world – they are brought about.” Greenwood’s helping well known artist Deborah Davidson exhibit her reflective and pensive works.
Davidson’s bio says: This body of work is about mysterious places that, when we go to them, we feel connected with the universe. There, nature is the physical manifestation of emotion, magic, and grace. Jung once described the possible phenomenon of an intelligent and responsive universe, one that acts and reacts in our interest. I am reminded of a power outside myself and that something sacred, rather than merely physical, is at work.
More than light and space, these painting are about perception and the ability to be aware. They are about the use of intuition as a position of knowledge. They are memories of landscapes transformed by the mind into images akin to those in dreams. Nature used as an embodiment of my subjective self, a projection of my emotions of ecstasy, fear and wonder. These works are about nature’s vastness, the majesty of its storms, its loneliness and terror and its profound peace. These images are moments. They are the heartbeats, the breadths by which we affirm each instance.
“…so the darkness shall be light, and the stillness the dancing.” — T.S. Elliot, “Four Quarter”
Image: Deborah Davidson, Pearls of Wisdom, 48.00″ x 36.00″, oil on panel.
