Grand Opening of The Iva Smith Meorial Gallery of Fine Art
Name:
Grand Opening of The Iva Smith Meorial Gallery of Fine Art
Date:
July 6, 2017
Time:
5:30 PM - 9:00 PM EDT
Event Description:
Beck Harblin: Trees and Their Leaf Songs
In this exhibit, award-winning pastel painter Becky Harblin shares wisdom from our wild cousins, sisters, and brethen' the ress in virtuosic works of art in which the trees portrayed can be 'heard' to sing their ancient leaf songs... if we listen closely
Kathey Montan: Wild and Wooly
teacher, seeker, and healer Kathy Montan's unique insights into the animal world are revealed in her visionary luminous creations in radiantly-colored wool.
Alex Raykov and Friends
Returning to the Iva Simth Gallery for his 21st season, Alex Raykov, accompained by musician-firends Tom Klenck, Kate Cushing and Alex Raykov (the younger) will be weaving musical magic on period instruments with a new program of baroque instrumental music by composers Couperin, Händel, Thomas Marc, and Marin Mariais! The unique experience of hearing ancient music in the acoustics of the barn -- as it might have been heard in centuries gone by --- must be experience to be believed!
In this exhibit, award-winning pastel painter Becky Harblin shares wisdom from our wild cousins, sisters, and brethen' the ress in virtuosic works of art in which the trees portrayed can be 'heard' to sing their ancient leaf songs... if we listen closely
Kathey Montan: Wild and Wooly
teacher, seeker, and healer Kathy Montan's unique insights into the animal world are revealed in her visionary luminous creations in radiantly-colored wool.
Alex Raykov and Friends
Returning to the Iva Simth Gallery for his 21st season, Alex Raykov, accompained by musician-firends Tom Klenck, Kate Cushing and Alex Raykov (the younger) will be weaving musical magic on period instruments with a new program of baroque instrumental music by composers Couperin, Händel, Thomas Marc, and Marin Mariais! The unique experience of hearing ancient music in the acoustics of the barn -- as it might have been heard in centuries gone by --- must be experience to be believed!
