Showing posts with label Encaustic artists. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Encaustic artists. Show all posts

Sunday, May 10, 2009

Degrees Exhibition Reception

Image above: Inside gallery looking out.

Many thanks to Max Harrison and Mike Kubis at M2 Gallery for hosting our first texasWAX members exhibition. It was hot, hot, hot, and I don't just mean the 90 degree temperature outside the gallery!
A great turnout and wonderful reception.

Below are some candid shot from the reception. Better images of the work will be added in a later post.






Participating artists by city:

Austin
Sharon Kyle-Kuhn, Juan Moreno, Marilyn Fenn, Chris White, Cari Washburn, Dianne Talley,
Luke Zimmerman, Haly Nagy, Daphne Holland, Carolyn Todd, Dan Zinno,
Kristy Darnell Battani, Roxi McCloskey Morris, Daphne Holland, Carolyn Todd

Dallas
Deanna Wood, Trayc Claybrook, Diane reader Dorn, Petty Epner, Janet Reynolds, Mary Wright,
Antoanetta Hillman, Bonny Leibowitz, Ivonne Acero, Junanne Peck, Jackie MacLelland,
Juliana Robles, Patty Rooney, Silvia Thronton, VET, Brett Dyer

Houston
Gwendolyn Plunkett, Suzanne Shield-Polk, Denise Stringer-Davis, Sue Balch, Sara Cooney
Julia Koivumaa, Elaine Thuener


San Antonio
Michelle Belto, Frankeen Price, Julie Jarvis Ogan, Steven Daluz, Deborah Houston, Joyce Howell, Elizabeth C. Preston, Adrian Highsmith, Hildegarde Slaughter, Johanna Gardner

Tuesday, October 7, 2008

TexasWAX/Houston October meeting

Due to Ike, we delayed our October meeting which will be held this coming Sunday, Oct. 12th from three to five o'clock. Robert McGehee will host this month's meeting.

As usual, if you are an artist who works in this medium and are interested in joining our meeting,
contact Gwen for more information.

As mentioned in my previous post, while Ike was making its way across the coast of Texas I was in New York for a wedding. I was near enough to Kingston and took the opportunity to visit RF Paints located in that town. It was a quiet Saturday morning and only two people were in the store. I was able to take a tour of the facility and do a bit of shopping. Topping the visit off was getting to see artist Ed Angell's work was on exhibition in the RF Gallery. I have seen some of these pieces on several sites on the web but this was great to see the exhibit in person.