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Artists participating:
Steve Alderton, Charles St. Charles, Michele Cormier,
Marcia Coppel, Tory Cowles, Mari DeMaris, Betsy
Forster, Carolyn Johnson, Peter Karp, Harvey J.
Kupferberg, Rosemary A. Luckett, Michael Lang,
Paula Lantz, Lauren Shea Little, Teresa Roberts
Logan, Newton More, Aina Nergaard-Nammack,
Nancy Novick, Mary D. Ott, Mary Trent-Scott,
Janathal Shaw, Harriet Rosenbaum, Rima Schulkind,
Mary Trent-Scott, Dina Volkova, Jon Wassom, Janet
Wheeler, Melissa Widerkehr and Cynthia Young.
Seabird Threatened by Offshore Drilling by Cynthia Young
Oil on Canvas, 32 x 42 inches
Meeting in the Green Cafe by Marcia Coppel
Acrylic, 28 x 32 inches
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This is our summer show, when the world is GREEN - so we just bounced off all the ideas that greenness suggests - money, grapes, eco-consciousness, trees, water, mint juleps, little green apples, Christmas trees, etc. etc. etc.
Touchstone artists were asked to interpret this theme freely and broadly. GREEN was to be approached literally or conceptually, and our artists’ responses encompass green as a color, as a movement, as a state of being, as a symbol of life.
We want our patrons as well as our artists to experience the wonder of green in all its shades, implications, denotations, and evocations; its seriousness and silliness; its depths and its shallowness. So this September, come on in and be GREEN with us
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Fake Forest (Waste) by Rosemary Luckett
Ink, w/c on paper, 22.25 x 30 inches
Solitude by Mary D. Ott
Mixed-media: acrylic, charcoal, and graphite powder
30 x 40 inches
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2008 Touchstone Gallery