Dear friends and family of Pine Moon Fine Art,
Welcome to March! While our beautiful town remains draped in a thick blanket of snow, some of us have begun dreaming about spring. As artists I wonder if what we long for is a little more vibrant scenic color. A black and white landscape may evoke power in contrast, but color has the ability to reach our soul. Color psychology has become a popular area of color theory by attempting to assign emotional and psychological connotations between colors and our emotions. Color can bring focus to a subject in a work of art. A limited palette can bring opportunities to highlight texture, technique, symbolic meaning, and so much more!
This month we are excited to feature a striking 3-artist exhibition entitled ‘Black. White. And a Pop of Color’ by artists Missy Borden (acrylic), Sandi Poltorak (graphite) and Jennifer Baker (glass). We invite you to enjoy the diverse ways in which they’ve approached monochromatic art-making, while including a subtle element of color. Join us this Friday, March 3rd, for the opening reception during First Friday Artwalk. The artists will be at the gallery 5–8pm and happy to see you.
FEATURED WORKS
JILL LEESON
SANDY GRAVES
DEDI KNOX
ABBY JENSEN
JILL BERGMAN
PAULINA M. JOHNSON
SUSAN CORSER
SUSIE JACKSON
TIBBY SPEARE
JOANNE ORCE
GOOD NEWS!
Help us welcome guest artist Attila Feszt. By observing the natural world through a background of drawing, screen-printing, graphic design and comic book illustration, Attila seeks to bring attention to simple objects that are familiar, yet presented in a way that bypasses our preconceived notions about what those objects are.
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