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Showing posts with label brooksville government. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brooksville government. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 16, 2008

THE SUN ALSO RISES

Here is my display at the Rising Sun, ready for the coffee reception next Weds., Sept. 24 from 5-7 pm. (For details about the reception, please see info in right column under ART RECEPTIONS .) John and Lisa , owners, have been great hosts for the Art League and we have many members excited to hang their art there over the next 6 months. They serve great coffee, yummy homemade soups, sandwiches, smoothies and did I mention the BAKED GOODS? (always my fave)
I look forward to seeing old friends...and maybe making some new ones;)
Stop by for some creativity...friends, networking, great art...oh, and did I mention the BAKED GOODS?

Saturday, September 6, 2008

SOLD A PIECE AT THE RISING SUN




Sold my first piece at the Rising Sun Cafe'...a watercolor hummingbird I'd done a few years back. Both happy and sad to see it go....
I have 18 works hanging and am looking forward to much exposure and a successful two month display. Every Art League member that has hung there has sold something and we are excited about this partnership with this growing HOT SPOT in the Hernando County Art World! Stop in, have a cup of coffee and enjoy the view...10 S. Main St., Brooksville. They serve amazing homemade potato soup, too.

Friday, September 5, 2008

UNSPOILED



To Dredge or Not to Dredge...

That is NOT the question!

The question is WHEN, and AT WHAT COST to the environment. Read more on the About Hernando Beach Dredge Blog to the right....

This brand new pastel is hanging in the freshly painted lobby of the Hernando Today office...what better spot for the interpretation of such hot a topic! The view is from my good friend's dock (a photo I took from July 4th celebration) looking directly toward the controversial Manuel property in Hernando Beach, hence the title...UNSPOILED. Certainly a word not consistent with local government.