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Watch For Curves
The FrameWorks will be hosting, Watch for Curves, a
collaborative art
show featuring the figurative work by the members of the Minneapolis
Drawing Workshop and the Twin Cities Sculpture Coop. The exhibit
will include a wide variety of works in various media including drawing,
watercolor, oil, pastel, clay and bronze. The show will open with a
celebration on September 7th from 7-9 pm and runs through October 19th.
show featuring the figurative work by the members of the Minneapolis
Drawing Workshop and the Twin Cities Sculpture Coop. The exhibit
will include a wide variety of works in various media including drawing,
watercolor, oil, pastel, clay and bronze. The show will open with a
celebration on September 7th from 7-9 pm and runs through October 19th.
Landscape In Abstract
We are excited to announce our show, Landscape in Abstract. We have
dedicated our entire gallery space to this group of five painters, each
of whom has a fresh and unique approach to the abstract landscape.
Please join us for the opening reception on Saturday July 13th from 7 to 9 pm.
As usual, we intend to celebrate with good food, good friends and good art!
If you can't make it to the opening you'll have plenty of time to stop by since
the show will be up through August 31st. Looking forward to seeing you!
The FrameWorks Staff: Pam, Jim, Patrick, Mike, Polly and Mandy
Life at the Pace of Pigment, featuring oil painters Derek Davis and Tom
McGregor. The show runs from May 25th through July 6th. Expect
to see mostly plein air pieces many of which are fresh off the easel and
painted at area locations. Derek has been busy this spring painting at
Crosby Lake and Hidden Falls and Tom has spent a lot of time along
the banks of the Mississippi river.
The M.A.A. Spring 2013 Juried Show
April 13th through May 18th. The MAA was the first actual art organization
in Minnesota. It formed in 1937 when a group of artists joined forces to
support and encourage each other in the face of adversity which was the
result of the Great Depression. Today the organization is made up of all
levels working in a variety of mediums. The exhibit will include 90 works
of art by 35 different artists. The show will open with a reception on
Saturday April 13th from 7 to 9 pm.
Presenting
Rachel Rolseth is a
Minneapolis artist who
combines various materials including acrylic
paint,
textured fine papers, gold leaf,
charcoal, and ink to create her mixed media
paintings. Her work plays with the
interdependence between shadow and light,
yin and yang, and creation and
destruction.
She is inspired by nature, alchemy,
mysticism and folklore.
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