Showing posts with label Village Theater. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Village Theater. Show all posts

Thursday, September 11, 2014

Day 256 - 365/2014

Day Two Hundred Fifty-Six

Juana came over and we had dinner and then went to the opening of my friend Kate Paul's glorious solo exhibition Moon Tattoo at The Village Theater in Canton.  I love this gallery space and Kate's work is so awesome!

First, when Juana and I arrived, Kate was doing a videotaped interview with Steve Lloyd.  I will try to add a link to the interview at a later time.



Here are some photos of a few of the pieces (most of them are detail shots) -- please go and see this show in person if you can.  Info listed at the end of this post.

Tree Dream 24x50 original graphite & oil on canvas
Moon Tattoo 18x24 original ink, charcoal, oil, cut-out silk, encaustic on canvas
Labryrinth (detail)  16x20 original encaustic & mixed media on canvas
There is the hope of stars | On the transparency of tears (detail) 18x18 original mixed media on canvas
There is the hope of stars | On the transparency of tears (detail) 18x18 original mixed media on canvas
overview long wall
The Long View 72x48 original oil & chaulk on canvas
Unspooling (detail) 36x48 original oil & ink on canavs
Moon Shards 48x40 original acrylic, cut-out silk, LED lighting, charcoal & oil on canvas
Loon Labyrinth (detail) 36x24 original graphite, wax & oil on canvas
Rebirth of a rainbow (detail) 48x24 original oil, ink & leaf on canvas
Farmhouse Steps (detail) 48x40 original oil on canvas
Rust & Bone 48x48 original rust, leaf, charcoal, oil on canvas
Blue Sky Mind (detail) 46x57 original oil & wax on canvas
The Door 70x50 original oil on canvas
Roland Remington provided most excellent music!
Fly to the Moon 30x48 original oil, ink on cavas
One of the Wishing chairs 40x55 original oil & ink on canvas


 Moon Tattoo - solo exhibition by Kate Paul runs through September 28, 2014

Village Theater at Cherry Hill
50400 Cherry Hill Rd.
Canton, MI 48187
734-394-5300

Gallery Hours:
Free and open to the public (except major holidays)
Monday - Friday, 10am-2pm, during any public performance and by appointment, 734-394-5300 x8

Tuesday, October 15, 2013

365/2013 - Day 287

a lovely day with Andi

Today I got to spend a big block of time with my friend Andi.  We went to the Village Theater at Cherry Hill to see the "21st Annual Canton Fine Arts Exhibition", where I have a collage in this wonderful show.  The juror was Gilda Snowden.

Here are some of my favorite snapshots of our day:

(a recreation of) Andi arriving
I was happy to see that my collage is hanging to the right of the main doors (on the way to the theater).
Why is it always so hard for my camera to "see" what I am seeing?  I was not seeing the glare on the glass, but the camera sure picks it up.  This is my collage "Couldn't Catch It".
"Again" by Bob Wesley
another view of the wall my collage is on
now on to the big, main wall...
"Rust and Bones" by Kate Paul
"Effervescence" by Kelly McGuire
(detail of) "One Summer Evening" by WanChuan Kesler
the back wall by the rear of the theater
"Turtles" by Rich Woods
and the main wall on the way back out again
Andi at Tuscan Cafe


"21st Annual Canton Fine Arts Exhibition" runs through October 28, 2013
The show is free and open to the public Monday-Friday, 10am-2pm (you may need to ring the "call" button at the box office), and during public performances, or by appointment.

The Village Theater at Cherry Hill
50400 Cherry Hill Roads
Canton, MI  48187

Tuesday, October 2, 2012

2012/365 - Day 275 (darn -- just missed the midnight deadline!)

a glimpse at the opening reception for the Canton 20th Annual Fine Arts Exhibition 2012

Tonight Ruth and I went to the Opening Reception and Awards Ceremony for the Canton 20th Annual Fine Arts Exhibition 2012 at the Village Theater at Cherry Hill in Canton, MI.  Wow.

In his Artist Statement the show's juror Richard Rubenfeld says "Art History has been a love of mine since childhood, and I make a point of seeing as much original art that I can.  I pride myself on being non-elitist and for keeping an open mind."  That is a good thing because even though my piece "Rebel Rebel" didn't get an award, it is one of 44 pieces that made it into the exhibition out of 160 works that were submitted.

We had such a great time!  I met so many wonderful artists tonight.  ALL of the work is just wonderful and I am very happy and thrilled and excited and proud to be a part of this exhibition!



arriving...front of theater


lobby area -- artists checked in and got a name tag -- this is also where the People's Choice ballots were deposited


There were already quite a number of people there when we arrived.

main gallery area


gallery area to your right when walking in from the lobby


I see mine!!!
  

"Andre" by Kyle Cups and Scot Feguson
second place winner





"Rebel Rebel" by Took Gallagher

The title refers to the song "Rebel Rebel" by David Bowie and the lyric "we like dancing and we look divine".


(acting all big, hanging in a Fine Arts exhibition)


""Window View" by WanChuan Kesler
honorable mention


"Moonglow" by Peggy Kerwan


Juror Richard Rubenfeld kindly poses with "Rebel Rebel"

Dr. Rubenfeld is so warm and friendly and offers you the reasons why he liked your piece.  




"Windmill Wishing Chair" by Kate Paul

This was one of my favorites when Peggy and I dropped our art off last week.


detail "Windmill Wishing Chair"


detail "Windmill Wishing Chair"


I LOVED this piece when we dropped ours off!

"Son of Dog" by Tonya Shoults

The Awards Ceremony in the theater.


Richard Rubenfeld talks about the art in the show and gives some incredibly helpful and insightful advice during his talk.


(very zoomed in photo with long exposure...sorry for the blur)



It was so cool when the top three winners were called to the stage their work was shown on the big screen.  Actually there were four winners as "Andre" is a collaboration.


group shot after the awards


Scot Ferguson and Kyle Culps with their 2nd place winning "Andre". 

Ruth bought this super piece!



Kate Paul with her "Windmill Wishing Chair"

Kate and I talked for a bit -- she is so cool and is full of encouragement.  We exchanged cards and I know our paths will cross again soon!  

Kate is also the subject/model of the 1st place winning artwork "My Friend Kate" by Christina Cazja.  (No...no photo...you will just have to go and see the show for yourself.)

Visit Kate's blog here.


one last look at "Rebel Rebel"
20th Annual Fine Arts Exhibition 2012
50400 Cherry Hill Road
Canton, MI  48187

The show runs October 2 - 29
Monday - Friday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Free and open to the public during normal hours, and during public performances or by appointment.

(734) 394-5300




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