At this Lunch N’ Learn we will be using costume jewelry pieces to make works of art on fabric attached to a canvas or board. Sample ideas will be available but you are encouraged to use your imagination. One fun piece is to make a Christmas Tree arrangement or a group of flowers.
Items to bring if you can:
8 x 10 canvas or smaller (we will also have a few of these available)
Fabric to cover the canvas, sturdy enough to hold the jewelry pieces (we will have fabric available)
Pliers for removing pins, etc.
Glue gun (if you have one)
Old pieces of costume jewelry such as pins, pearls/necklaces, earrings, etc. (A lot of broaches will be available) Also if you like to work with a pattern, print a simple one from the internet.
Veil of Winter, David Reed Photography, People's Choice
The exhibition is free, open to the public and may be viewed and Monday through Friday 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM and during every performance of the Art Center Theatre. Box Office 352-746-7606
Waiting for Wonderful JoAnne Sherburne Pastel Best of Show
The Connoisseur Louanne Headrick Mixed Media Mixed 1st $100.00 352-988-3565
Japanese Bridge Cara Stickler Oil/Acrylic
Oil/Acrylic
2nd $500.00 610 505 2409 cara315@aol.com
Got You Ewa Rudnicky Oil
Oil/Acrylic
HH NFS
(352)513-5367
ewarud@brighthouse.com
Bashful Ibis Walter Carlson Photography Mixed $45 Honorable Mention
Copper Tree Kathryn Dawns Watercolor Mixed HH $175 Honorable Mention
Waiting for Wonderful
JoAnne
Sherburne
Pastel Best
Best
NFS
The Connoisseur Louanne Headrick Mixed Media Mixed 1st $100.00 352-988-3565
Forest Mirage Pat Brady Oil $35 352 503-9080 patbrady23@outlook.com
Out of Mist Walter Carlson Photography $45.00
(352)613-6187
wgcphoto@gmail.com
Rosetta Spoonbill Walter Carlson Photography $45
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Reflections of Elisa Elisa
Eichberger
Photography $50.00 352-613-3036
Boots Mike Arnold Acrylic $400
Camouflage Leslie White Acrylic NFS 352 726 5128
Tale o’2 Tigers Leslie White Acrylic $225.00
Hello Kitty Nancylee Mudd Photography NFS
Indiana Bridge Mac Harris Photography $200
Butterfly Landing Joan Dias Photography NFS 352 489 0594 rnj.dias@gmail.com
Magesty Robert Ralph Acrylic NFS
Central Park Pat Doerr Acrylic $80.00
(352)527-6753
pdoerr@tampabay.rr.com
Jocasta’s Sphinx Ted Kloski Acrylic NFS
On the Prowl Nancylee Mudd Photography NFS
Easy Does It Barbara Dorso Watercolor NFS 352-419-7273 bamdorso@gmail.com
Beverly’s Dolls Ewa Rudnicky Watercolor NFS
Alexandria Fall Jaime Perez Mixed Media $1,600.00 352-860-2328
Watching the Tourist
Joan Dias Photography NFS
A complete schedule of events can be found on the website https://artcenterofcitruscounty.org The Art Center Gallery is located at 2644 N Annapolis Ave. Hernando, Florida. The Art Center of Citrus County is open to all who appreciate and want to support the arts in our community. They are a member-owned and operated 501c3 non-profit organization with programs in the performing and visual arts offering opportunities for participation, education, and appreciation of the arts.
Call For Nature Coast Art Entries Submissions are invited from area artists for the upcoming Exhibit No. 2 for the 2019-2020 season. Open to everyone over the age of 18, two-dimensional artists are welcome to submit their work for this non-juried exhibit in the categories of Paintings: Oil and Acrylic, Graphics and Mixed Media, Paintings: Water Media and Photography: Black and White and Color.
Entries for the exhibit may be dropped off at the Art Center on October 30, 2019 between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. and picked up on December 11, 2019 between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The entry fee for members is $15 for two works, $30 for two works for non-members and $5 for each additional work up to five. Awards will be given in the above categories and artists may offer their works for sale. A complete prospectus is available on the Art Center website. The exhibition is free, open to the public and may be viewed and Monday through Friday 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM and during every performance of the Art Center Theater through December 10. A complete schedule of events can be found on the website https://artcenterofcitruscounty.org/ The Art Center Gallery is located at 2644 N Annapolis Ave. Hernando, Florida.
Citrus Cty Oct 2019 Exh 2
The Art Center of Citrus County is open to all who appreciate and want to support the arts in our community. Member owned and operated 501c3 non-profit organization with programs in the performing and visual arts offering opportunities for participation, education and appreciation of the arts.
The exhibition is free, open to the public and may be viewed and Monday through Friday 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM and during every performance of the Art Center Theater. A complete schedule of events can be found on their website https://artcenterofcitruscounty.org/ The Art Center Gallery is located at 2644 N Annapolis Ave. Hernando, Florida. The Art Center of Citrus County is open to all who appreciate and want to support the arts in our community. They are a member-owned and operated 501c3 non-profit organization with programs in the performing and visual arts offering opportunities for participation, education, and appreciation of the arts.
Submissions are invited from area artists for the upcoming Exhibit No. 1 for the 2019-2020 season. Open to everyone over the age of 18, two-dimensional artists are welcome to submit their work for this judged exhibit in the categories of Paintings: Oil and Acrylic, Graphics and Mixed Media, Paintings: Water Media and Photography: Black and White and Color. Entries for the exhibit may be dropped off at the Art Center on September 18, 2019 between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. and picked up on October 2, 2019 between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The entry fee for members is $15 for two works, $30 for two works for nonmembers and $5 for each additional work up to five. Awards will be given in the above categories and artists may offer their works for sale. A complete prospectus is available on the Art Center website. Jurist for this exhibit will be Ocala artist David A. D’Alessandris.
David A. D’Alessandris. Nonnas Tablecloth
His award winning paintings, drawings, and mixed-media/ decorative arts have been featured in group/ solo exhibits and International Juried shows including Lynn Kottler Galleries, 225 Gallery, and DIFFA , New York City; Around the Coyote, Chicago, ILL.; Three Rivers Arts Festival, Pittsburgh, PA.; Shady Side Arts Festival, PGH. PA, .The Associated Artists of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Watercolor Society, Pittsburgh, PA.; Greenburg Museum Of Art, Greensburg PA, Huntington Museum of Art, Huntington, West VA.; Cornell Museum of Art, Delray Beach, FL; Gallery 221, Boca Raton, FL; Gallery East, Webber Gallery (CF Campus) Ocala, FL., Kevro, Gallery, Delray, FL.; Appleton Museum of Art, Ocala, FL; Marion Cultural Alliance, Ocala, FL.,FAFO, Ocala; FL., ArtRestoration, Dallas, TX, Artspace, Miami; FL.
The exhibition is free, open to the public and may be viewed and Monday through Friday 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM and during every performance of the Art Center Theater through September 29. A complete schedule of events can be found on their website https://artcenterofcitruscounty.org/ . The Art Center Gallery is located at 2644 N Annapolis Ave. Hernando, Florida. The Art Center of Citrus County is open to all who appreciate and want to support the arts in our community. They are a member owned and operated 501c3 non-profit organization with programs in the performing and visual arts offering opportunities for participation, education and appreciation of the arts.
Velukutty was born in the Indian state of Kerala which has been described as the ‘ Gods Own Country’ by the visitors. He moved to the U S A in 1975 and has been living in Citrus County for the past 34 years.
He is a self taught artist. He used to draw from a very young age. Velukutty took up oil painting seriously after his retirement as a physician. He has been trying to paint almost every day for the past 4 years. Painting is very relaxing, fulfilling and liberating affair for him.
He loves to paint the rolling waves with the splatter when it meets the rock in the evening light. Many mornings he is intrigued with the fleeting colors of the morning light over the clouds. He wants to paint it, but not always successful. He loves the fall colors, the mountain streams, the small waterfalls, and wants to paint the ripples of the waves which breaks up the reflections of the nature above.
He wants to bring a sense of reality in a convincing way in his creations. When he takes up the brush he is in a different world. “Not all of my work turns out to be acceptable.”
“I am still a student. There is lot of ground I have to cover in the field of art. My style is still evolving. I want to create visual poetry which appeals to the emotions rather than the intellect.”
