In celebration of Memorial Day weekend and the (un)official start of summer, a few coastal images!
Friday, May 28, 2010
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Local Roots
Alan Cayton is a Tarboro native that was back in town last week and dropped off a few paintings. Alan specializes in still life paintings that capture the realism of the objects. He has a very traditional style and paints traditional still life subject matter such as fruit, shells, and bags. View more of his work at City Art Gallery. Fruit with Pitcher 14"x16"
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Spoleto Festival USA
Internationally recognized as America's premier performing arts festival, Spoleto Festival USA opens this Friday, May 28 in Charleston, South Carolina. For 17 days and nights, more than 140 performances in opera, dance, theater and music will fill the city's historic venues and outdoor spaces. Gallery co-owner Torrey Stroud will be there this weekend taking it all in and you can too. Tickets are available on the Festival's website, http://www.spoletousa.org/. Ciao!
Monday, May 24, 2010
It's Her Birthday!
Check out the works of this young photographer and graphic desinger. http://cityartgreenville.com/brentonhardeephotography.htm It's her birthday today! Although the 24th is almost history in the UK where she currently is residing and photographing. New works to be posted soon. She's traveling around to capture the spirit of London and the gardens of the area in their glorious springtime flourish. Fresh, exciting images of Kew Gardens...coming soon! Thanks Brenton!
Friday, May 21, 2010
Painting Lessons
Have you ever wondered if you could paint?! Well...you have a wonderful opportunity available to find out. Gallery artist Michael Knoch teaches private painting lessons in his home studio in Greenville. He is a natural born teacher. Patient and encouraging. Give us a call at 252.353.7000 or shoot us off an email to art@CityArtGreenville.com to arrange lessons with Michael.
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Charity Valentine
Time for a wonderful photogapher, Charity Valentine. Using a digital scanning process she takes flowers found in a secret overgrown garden and brings them to life for everyone to see. Check out Charity's digital archival prints. "The Art of Losing" 14 x 12
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