July 19, 2008 - August 16
Jane Denison Artist Reception and Exhibit
The Unthinkable ... Sculpture on Canvas
Have you ever known a cerebral eccentric? A. William Buckley sort of with an indefinable sense of style that unfurls right before your eyes almost as a mirage? Jane Denison's art creates that eccentricity. She is an abstract acrylic artist pushing the limits of canvas by merging it with sculpture elements. You haven't seen this creative style before because it doesn't exist. Her paintings, in the right light, appear to be piggybacking sculpture.
As a viewer you are in the painting, then out of it, then drawn back in wondering if you should be wearing 3-D glasses. Her notable flash of colors and geometric design elements force the brain and the head to tilt. She likes the dramatic interaction. That's the cerebral attraction of her creations.
August 16, 2008 - September 27
Marlene Feinholz and Ed Slack Artists Reception and Exhibit
Denver City Landscapes
Great Western Art Gallery will feature local painters Marlene Feinholz and Ed Slack in its upcoming artist reception Denver City Landscapes on Saturday, August 16 from 6-9 p.m. at 1455 Curtis Street Denver, Colo.
Feinholz and Slack each uniquely capture the architectural and cultural perspectives of the city of Denver. Their urban landscapes showcase familiar sites and structures such as Union Station, the state capital and the 16th Street Mall.
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