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September 30 - October 29, 2010
"Postcards" - images of West Michigan and beyond Carol Cousineau’s oil pastel paintings are depictions of the beauty that surrounds her, which she finds “in a quiet stream, a local field, or a simple cottage”. Carol Brauer-Schmidt ‘s oil pastel paintings show her love of color, form and texture and “sometimes a little whimsy”. Deborah Bowen’s oil paintings are colorful, beautiful interpretations of sunsets, lakes, flowers and woodlands. Brad Patterson uses colors, patterns and shapes from nature to form his sculptural and functional pottery. Virginia Baker Kunst combines her oil pastel work with ink resist and creates paintings derived from the rich imagery of her imagination and interior world. Anne Kramer and Colleen Rockey use water based mediums to create their paintings. Wanda Anderson’s “Vanishing Visions” series was inspired by the ancient petroglyphs created by Native Americans in the Sedona, AZ area. "Postcards" - images of West Michigan and beyond, will be on exhibit in the Walburg Gallery of the Gallery Uptown from September 30 through October 29. The opening reception for the show will be on Friday, October 1. Informative talks by the artists will begin at 7pm. All are invited to attend.
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