[June 20, 2019]      

Pictures by Curtis Fox

Laura Elliott’s “View at the Back London, England.” This scene from Laura’s studio in London is complex on so many levels. The painting is made of multiple layers from blank canvas to unique windows to chimneys and walls. Stand close and the sky seems multi-dimensional. Drop down to the alley and walk around the corner to the street on the other side of the buildings, and imagine the world that exists there. The painting is a visual and imaginative treat.

 

Jason Hoffman creates musical art as he does a DJ performance for the exhibit, blasting club music onto the street. “Being a DJ is all about creating ever changing sound waves, mixing tracks to create a mood in your audience,” he said.

 

“The Heart of Carazo” continues Nicole Schwartz’s exploration of the vibrant colors and shapes of Central America.

 

Tony Shuff discusses his art with visitors to the gallery.

 

Libby (L) and Kathy (R) were immediately drawn to Tony Shuff’s painting of the sugar cane field in Haiti.

 

Marsha Cook (L) and Laura Elliott(R) enjoy a gallery moment.

 

Pam Moriearty’s homage to the new world. “When I lived in Africa for two years pre-mobile phone, I was not able to talk to my family for that time. The technology just did not exist,” she said. She has created five panels exemplified by this one of Italy, that display country, native language for a mobile phone, and the word each culture uses when answering a phone.