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- V i s u a l A r t S t u d i o Visual Art Studio is an artist run Contemporary Fine Arts Gallery and Working Studio representing Established and Emerging Local, Regional and Nation Artists. Rotating Exhibitions open with an Artist Talk followed by a showcase of Painting, Photography, Works on Paper, Sculpture, and Mixed Media. Museum Quality Pieces and Installations create something for everyone when combined with Exceptional Emerging Talent. The Gift Shop features a fun selection of Handmade Jewelry, Ceramics, Prints, Cards and Decorative Art. Consultations with Curatorial and Design Services, Drawing and Painting Classes, Portraits, Commissions, Scenic Art and Set Decorating can also be arranged with the gallery. Visual Art Studio, established in 1990, registered in 1996 and currently celebrating over a decade on Broad St. is located at 208 West Broad St. in Historic Downtown Richmond, VA proudly along the First Fridays Art Walk. Gallery Hours: Tuesday-Friday,Noon-6p.m. Saturday Noon - 4 p.m. Appointments (804) 644-1368. Convenient Off-Street Parking. Click on EXHIBITION and ARTWORK PAGES at the BOTTOM.
In memory of my brother, Hunter Hart who lived at Good Neighbor Village in Founders Cottage for 12 years, Visual Art Studio proudly presents the premier Good Neighbor Village Desk Top Calendar 2008 created by the residents of Good Neighbor Village along with an amazing showcase of artwork from which it was created through November 30, 2007. In my Brother's Memory opened First Friday, November 2nd from 7-10pm with special thanks to Diane Inman, Judy Knauf and the Board of Good Neighbor Village for their help with coordinating this project and the Sponsors who made printing the calendar possible: All About Family, Inc. www.allaboutfamilyinc.com George Athy Upholstery, Inc. 214 W. Broad St. 804.648.8095 MCS Design & Production, Inc. www.mcsdesignandproduction.com Precious-Images Photography www.precious-images.net Visual Art Studio www.visualartstudio.org Special thanks to Consignment Connection for donating their frames. Please visit them at 5517 Lakeside Ave. 804.261.3600 - Anne Hart Chay The Good Neighbor Village Desk Top Calendar is $25 with 100% of the proceeds benefiting the art fund for the residents of GNV. This fund will pay for supplies, materials, visiting artists & future art related activities for the residents of GNV. www.goodneighborvillage.org Second Saturday, November 10th Klezmer, Yiddish and Gypsy music graciously provided by My Son the Doctor from 3:30-5:30PM. Doors open at Noon. Light refreshments. Free and open to the public until 6PM. The residents of Good Neighbor Village enjoy living in a family like setting that allows them the pleasure of friends, activities, work and leisure. Art has always been a valuable tool to unlock hidden talent and emotional resources within people of all ages. These special individuals have eagerly met the challenge of creating art as they envision it; they paint using clay, pottery or pencil. They are truly artists because they have used the tools of art to transform the images in their minds into those that we can see, touch and enjoy. To learn more please visit www.goodneighborvillage.org ______________________________________________ Softly September, oil by Cathyann L. Burgess and 3 Dimensional oil on panel by Michael Gettings with sculpture by Allen Jessee was on display Sept/Oct. 2007. There is still some great artwork available from this exhibition. Please visit the gallery or call 804.644.1368 for more information. Michael Gettings - Artist Statement I am striving to create a new method to visually express figurative storytelling. I combine this with a traditional approach to the figure in oils while using a Baroque sensibility. I am looking for the height of the drama, as the story begins to unfold. As part of this new method, my paintings also explore the discrete nature of human vision; how we focus on individual parts of a scene, while the brain filters the gestalt. This is expressed in the composition by using multiple panels and viewpoints. Thematically, my works focus on western myths, legends and biblical stories. Like many artists in the past, I aim to update these stories to conform to contemporary times and culture. “History, myth, vision, and memory” My inspirations are: Caravaggio for his reach into the viewer’s space, mastery of drama and light, and how stories were depicted as contemporary scenes. Frank Stella and Elizabeth Murray’s fracturing of the traditional pictorial space inspire the physical structure of my works. The “New Media” by constantly bombarding us with numerous images and messages through the use of multiple windows, scrolls and changing content. Cathyann L. Burgess - Softly September from the River Watch Series In the midst of turmoil, I am drawn to the river. Acknowledgements of life, constant yet ever-changing abound. The open skies and water invite contemplation of things greater than me. Today the water shimmers, a golden backdrop for the meeting of two indigo cormorants scoping their next dive perched on a giant river stone. Tomorrow, the morning hush will be presented in veils of Prussian blue. There before me is order in the chaos of my days. Timeless in its beauty, the river ordinary becomes a glorious song of joy which beckons me and heals. Wonder widens as the river, crowding out despair. I live near the banks of the James River. I spend each day walking its course, driving over it at the golden hours and wanting to paint the moments in which I am most struck with awe. I have tried to be honest in my translations through oil paint of the world I presently inhabit. I hope it soothes the viewer and satisfies in some small way the craving for beauty and peace that seems to us all too elusive these days. Cathyann L. Burgess - Artist Statement One of art’s functions is to vivify the particular. Primarily, my art is figurative; exploring light and color through people or objects that interest me. It is all about the light. Most often it is the light that attracts me; how it plays on form, enlivening or defining shapes and colors. Most recently, I have come to love painting the natural world as much as portraiture and still life. Painting is delightfully magical. In this riverside series called River Watch, I wanted to depict the river’s significance to me. The titles also reflect either a direct description or the allusion to the feeling that comes over me as observer. If I can succeed in moving but one person through my efforts then my time would have been well spent. ________________________________________ Interviews & more Information available by calling Anne at (804) 644-1368 or visiting www.cathyannstudio113.com GALLERY HOURS: Tuesday - Friday, Noon - 6 P.M. Sat. Noon - 4 P.M.
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V i s u a l A r t S t u d i o Visual Art Studio is an artist run Contemporary Fine Arts Gallery and Working Studio representing Established and Emerging Local, Regional and Nation Artists. Rotating Exhibitions open with an Artist Talk followed by a showcase of Painting, Photography, Works on Paper, Sculpture, and Mixed Media. Museum Quality Pieces and Installations create something for everyone when combined with Exceptional Emerging Talent. The Gift Shop features a fun selection of Handmade Jewelry, Ceramics, Prints, Cards and Decorative Art. Consultations with Curatorial and Design Services, Drawing and Painting Classes, Portraits, Commissions, Scenic Art and Set Decorating can also be arranged with the gallery. Visual Art Studio, established in 1990, registered in 1996 and currently celebrating over a decade on Broad St. is located at 208 West Broad St. in Historic Downtown Richmond, VA proudly along the First Fridays Art Walk. Gallery Hours: Tuesday-Friday,Noon-6p.m. Saturday Noon - 4 p.m. Appointments (804) 644-1368. Convenient Off-Street Parking. Click on EXHIBITION and ARTWORK PAGES at the BOTTOM.
In memory of my brother, Hunter Hart who lived at Good Neighbor Village in Founders Cottage for 12 years, Visual Art Studio proudly presents the premier Good Neighbor Village Desk Top Calendar 2008 created by the residents of Good Neighbor Village along with an amazing showcase of artwork from which it was created through November 30, 2007. In my Brother's Memory opened First Friday, November 2nd from 7-10pm with special thanks to Diane Inman, Judy Knauf and the Board of Good Neighbor Village for their help with coordinating this project and the Sponsors who made printing the calendar possible: All About Family, Inc. www.allaboutfamilyinc.com George Athy Upholstery, Inc. 214 W. Broad St. 804.648.8095 MCS Design & Production, Inc. www.mcsdesignandproduction.com Precious-Images Photography www.precious-images.net Visual Art Studio www.visualartstudio.org Special thanks to Consignment Connection for donating their frames. Please visit them at 5517 Lakeside Ave. 804.261.3600 - Anne Hart Chay The Good Neighbor Village Desk Top Calendar is $25 with 100% of the proceeds benefiting the art fund for the residents of GNV. This fund will pay for supplies, materials, visiting artists & future art related activities for the residents of GNV. www.goodneighborvillage.org Second Saturday, November 10th Klezmer, Yiddish and Gypsy music graciously provided by My Son the Doctor from 3:30-5:30PM. Doors open at Noon. Light refreshments. Free and open to the public until 6PM. The residents of Good Neighbor Village enjoy living in a family like setting that allows them the pleasure of friends, activities, work and leisure. Art has always been a valuable tool to unlock hidden talent and emotional resources within people of all ages. These special individuals have eagerly met the challenge of creating art as they envision it; they paint using clay, pottery or pencil. They are truly artists because they have used the tools of art to transform the images in their minds into those that we can see, touch and enjoy. To learn more please visit www.goodneighborvillage.org ______________________________________________ Softly September, oil by Cathyann L. Burgess and 3 Dimensional oil on panel by Michael Gettings with sculpture by Allen Jessee was on display Sept/Oct. 2007. There is still some great artwork available from this exhibition. Please visit the gallery or call 804.644.1368 for more information. Michael Gettings - Artist Statement I am striving to create a new method to visually express figurative storytelling. I combine this with a traditional approach to the figure in oils while using a Baroque sensibility. I am looking for the height of the drama, as the story begins to unfold. As part of this new method, my paintings also explore the discrete nature of human vision; how we focus on individual parts of a scene, while the brain filters the gestalt. This is expressed in the composition by using multiple panels and viewpoints. Thematically, my works focus on western myths, legends and biblical stories. Like many artists in the past, I aim to update these stories to conform to contemporary times and culture. “History, myth, vision, and memory” My inspirations are: Caravaggio for his reach into the viewer’s space, mastery of drama and light, and how stories were depicted as contemporary scenes. Frank Stella and Elizabeth Murray’s fracturing of the traditional pictorial space inspire the physical structure of my works. The “New Media” by constantly bombarding us with numerous images and messages through the use of multiple windows, scrolls and changing content. Cathyann L. Burgess - Softly September from the River Watch Series In the midst of turmoil, I am drawn to the river. Acknowledgements of life, constant yet ever-changing abound. The open skies and water invite contemplation of things greater than me. Today the water shimmers, a golden backdrop for the meeting of two indigo cormorants scoping their next dive perched on a giant river stone. Tomorrow, the morning hush will be presented in veils of Prussian blue. There before me is order in the chaos of my days. Timeless in its beauty, the river ordinary becomes a glorious song of joy which beckons me and heals. Wonder widens as the river, crowding out despair. I live near the banks of the James River. I spend each day walking its course, driving over it at the golden hours and wanting to paint the moments in which I am most struck with awe. I have tried to be honest in my translations through oil paint of the world I presently inhabit. I hope it soothes the viewer and satisfies in some small way the craving for beauty and peace that seems to us all too elusive these days. Cathyann L. Burgess - Artist Statement One of art’s functions is to vivify the particular. Primarily, my art is figurative; exploring light and color through people or objects that interest me. It is all about the light. Most often it is the light that attracts me; how it plays on form, enlivening or defining shapes and colors. Most recently, I have come to love painting the natural world as much as portraiture and still life. Painting is delightfully magical. In this riverside series called River Watch, I wanted to depict the river’s significance to me. The titles also reflect either a direct description or the allusion to the feeling that comes over me as observer. If I can succeed in moving but one person through my efforts then my time would have been well spent. ________________________________________ Interviews & more Information available by calling Anne at (804) 644-1368 or visiting www.cathyannstudio113.com GALLERY HOURS: Tuesday - Friday, Noon - 6 P.M. Sat. Noon - 4 P.M.
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