ArtGallery, 424 W. 21st St., Norfolk. 627-9808. "Sin & Salvation in Baptist Town," photography by Matt Eich, through March 12. Artistic Creations, Pembroke Mall, 4554 Virginia Beach Blvd., Virginia Beach. 646-1199. "Oil & Acrylic Mastery," works by Pat DeHart, through Feb. 26.
ArtGallery, 424 W. 21st St., Norfolk. 627-9808. "Sin & Salvation in Baptist Town," photography by Matt Eich, through March 12. Artistic Creations, Pembroke Mall, 4554 Virginia Beach Blvd., Virginia Beach. 646-1199. "Oil & Acrylic Mastery," works by Pat DeHart, through Feb. 26.
ArtGallery, 424 W. 21st St., Norfolk. 627-9808. "Sin & Salvation in Baptist Town," photography by Matt Eich, through March 12. Artistic Creations, Pembroke Mall, 4554 Virginia Beach Blvd., Virginia Beach. 646-1199. "Oil & Acrylic Mastery," works by Pat DeHart, through Feb. 26.
ArtGallery 424 W. 21st St., Norfolk. 627-9808. "He Opened Up Somewhere Along the Eastern Shore," photography by Jason Hanasik, through May 29. Artistic Creations Pembroke Mall, 4554 Virginia Beach Blvd., Virginia Beach. 646-1199. "Wonderful Watercolors," through May 24.
ArtGallery, 424 W. 21st St., Norfolk. 627-9808. "Sin & Salvation in Baptist Town," photography by Matt Eich, through March 12. Artistic Creations, Pembroke Mall, 4554 Virginia Beach Blvd., Virginia Beach. 646-1199. "Oil & Acrylic Mastery," works by Pat DeHart, through Saturday.
Great art has never been created in a vacuum -- Tyler Payne knows this. As technology aligns the farthest edges of the world like a sheet being drawn together from its corners, a wealth of great art and music is accessible in all the time it takes for a whim or wish to form, making it appear, perhaps, this work has always been out there, always been available, having come into existence just as quickly as it's consumed. Tyler Payne/Courtesy
...But musing about his given medium, photography, the University of Missouri student said in a rece...Influences (artistic or otherwise): I'm mostly inspired by artists (pho..., human destruction of natural creations/nature's destruction of human creations. If you we...
Kimowan Metchewais, an artist of eclectic ideas and materials who incorporated photography into many of his creations, is a standout in New Native Photography, 2011, a collaboration of the Southwestern Association for Indian Arts and the New Mexico Museum of Art. The exhibition, which runs through Oct. 2 at the museum, features three works by the Cree artist, who died on July 29 at age 47. I make photographs and paintings," he wrote on a short profile at www.tribe.net. "I have a blog. I love hoopdancing. I watch trashy reality TV and movies. I come from the Cold Lake First Nations reservation in Alberta, Canada." His photo pages at the site include paintings by Robert Motherwell and Stuart Davis as well as his own work. There's also a video of him "Slow hooping with a Tuvan throatsinger.
...She said his artistic process was "very fluid." She would sometimes be p...
Visitors to Loma Linda City Hall regularly find a bountiful display of fine art while they seek building permits or handle other business with the city. The soaring halls are lined throughout the year with art works hung by the Loma Linda Cultural Arts Association. Usually, the art is produced by the members. Since June 6, employees of the city, their family and friends have had the opportunity to show off some of their artistic creations. And, twice each year the association holds a Fine Arts Festival. In the spring it includes drama, music and art, poetry and photography. This year the festival, in its 31st year, ran from April 12 to May 23.
ArtGallery 424 W. 21st St., Norfolk. 627-9808. "He Opened Up Somewhere Along the Eastern Shore," photography by Jason Hanasik, through May 29. Artistic Creations Pembroke Mall, 4554 Virginia Beach Blvd., Virginia Beach. 646-1199. "Wonderful Watercolors," through May 24.
, 91, died on October 2, 2009 at Willow Valley Retirement Community. He was the son of the late Elmer Henry and Nora Gottschalk Faust. Mr. Faust graduated from Conshohocken High School and was a lifetime employee of Markel Corporation in Norristown. He served in the Navy during WWII on a battleship in the Pacific Ocean. Mr. Faust had his own photography business for many years, and he was also an avid woodcarver, turning out creations with artistic skill. He was a Mason and a charter member of Plymouth Valley Baptist Church. Mr. Faust and his wife loved to travel and returned many times to Sedona, AZ. He is survived by his beloved wife of 61 years, Aleta Mae (Johnston) Faust; his sisters-in-law, Florence Faust and Winifred Faust; his brother-in-law, Lockwood A. Johnston; ...
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