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Asheville Downtown Gallery Art WalkFriday, April 2, 5 - 8 pm
| Asheville Downtown Gallery Art WalkFriday, June 4, 5 - 8 pm
| Karin JurickSaturday, June 19 - Sunday, July 18, 2010
Reception: Saturday, June 19, 6 - 8 pm
Mini solo exhibition: "Eight Squared." An intimate selection of landscape and figurative work.
| Ralph James Saturday, July 17 - Sunday August 29, 2010
Reception: Saturday, July 17, 6 - 8 pm
Solo exhibition: "Sanctuary: Coastal Birds and their Fragile Habitat."
Paintings of coastal birds - gulls, egrets, ibis ... and the coastal habitat they live in.
| Jane JaskevichSaturday, July 17 - Sunday, August 29, 2010
Reception: Saturday, July 17, 6 - 8 pm
Solo exhibition: "The Poetic Form: Stone and Wood." Figurative sculpture.
| Stuart RoperSaturday, July 17 - Sunday, August 29, 2010
Reception: Saturday, July 17, 6 - 8 pm
Solo exhibition: "The Way I See It: Recent Landscapes and Still Life Paintings."
| Asheville Downtown Gallery Art WalkFriday, August 6, 5 - 8 pm
| Jerry La PointWednesday, September 1 - Wednesday, Sept 29, 2010
Reception, Wednesday, September 1, 6 - 8 pm
Solo exhibition: "Metamorphosis."
"After ten years of exhibiting my work, I am gradually heading into a more conceptual approach to my paintings. Leaning more toward abstraction, yet not losing the subject completely. Applying the paint in a free manner, having more fun creating new form and color combinations, and just letting ideas flow more easily. As I progress with this loosening up process, I hope the observer will sense a more relaxed and contemplative quality to the work."
| Sterling EdwardsWednesday, September 1 - Wednesday, Sept 29, 2010
Reception: Wednesday, September 1, 6 - 8 pm
Solo exhibition: "Expressive Interpretations From Nature."
"Having run the gauntlet from photo realism to impressionistic and abstract painting, and having matured as an artist, I now devote the majority of my artistic energy to presenting the viewer with an artistic interpretation of my thoughts and visions rather than a visual record of details. Bold shapes and colors, expressive brush strokes, and the viewers own imagination combine to present a unique statement. Taking shapes and colors from our natural world provides endless opportunities for the abstract artist."
| Linda CheekWednesday, September 1 - Wednesday, Sept 29, 2010
Reception: Wednesday, September 1, 6 - 8 pm
Solo exhibition: "A Painters Perspective."
A published book illustrator, Linda Cheek’s background in the field of illustration allows a spontaneous feel to her otherwise disciplined image. Her mastery of plein air and alla prima processes allows Linda the advantage of capturing the desired light, shapes, color, value, and composition in her paintings. With this exhibition Linda presents plein air landscapes and alla prima cityscapes and figurative work.
| Asheville Downtown Gallery Art WalkFriday, October 1, 5 - 8 pm
| Denise Stewart-SanabriaSaturday, October 2 - Saturday, November 2, 2010
Reception: Saturday, October 2, 6 - 8 pm
Solo exhibition: "Produce Paintings."
The artist returns to her iconic produce paintings.
| Richard OversmithSaturday, October 2 - Saturday, November 2, 2010
Reception: Saturday, October 2, 6 - 8 pm
Solo exhibition. Landscape and still life paintings.
| John Mac KahSaturday, October 23 - Saturday, November 27, 2010
Reception: Saturday, October 23, 6-8 pm
Solo exhibition: "Landscapes: Nocturnes and Sketches."
| Lori-GeneSaturday, November 13 - Saturday, January 8
Reception: Saturday, November 13, 6 - 8 pm
Solo exhibition.
Lori-Gene works with chalk, pastel, colored pencil, graphite and ultra chrome inks to create figures based on musicians and their instruments. Often drawing in the midst of orchestras, ensembles, and individual musicians, she then takes the experience to the studio where line, form and color are as much properties of sound as of visual art.
| Staff of the Fine Arts League of the CarolinasSaturday, November 13 - Saturday, January 8
Reception: Saturday, November 13, 6 - 8 pm
Group exhibition.
Paintings and drawings by the staff of the Fine Arts League of the Carolinas, a school of fine arts devoted to the development of realist artists, located in the River Arts District of Asheville.
Founded by Ben Long, renowned fresco artist.
The accomplished staff at FALC teach modern education techniques and the master-apprentice studio system, which combine to form an immersive curriculum based on rigor and accomplishment.
The curriculum’s basic goal is to equip artists with the skills needed to explore the four major aspects of representational art: figure, portraiture, landscape and still life.
| Asheville Downtown Gallery Art WalkFriday, December 3, 5 - 8 pm
| Western North Carolina Plein Air PaintersSaturday, December 4 - Saturday, January 8, 2011
Reception: Saturday, December 4, 6 - 8 pm
Group exhibition.
The Western North Carolina Plein Air Painters (WNCPAP)is a network of some of the most accomplished landscape artists in Western North Carolina with an interest in promoting plein air painting. Their mission is to stay true to the idea of plein air painting by capturing "a moment in time" while painting outdoors in a variety of interesting and diverse locations.
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