[Coweta Arts Tidbits] Contemporary Artists Alliance Shuts Down

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 February 28, 2007

 

Contemporary Artists Alliance Shuts Down

 

      The Coweta arts scene has been burgeoning for some time now and is replete with many triumphs by Coweta artists and arts and cultural organizations.  So much is going on now that it is hard to keep up with it all.  But, the scene is not all rosy because occasionally there are some setbacks.  The most recent of these is the demise of the Contemporary Artists Alliance (CAA).

 

     For several years the CAA sponsored art shows at various venues, mostly in Carrollton.  It even ran its own gallery for a short time.  Not only did these shows provide opportunities for Coweta artists and those of other southside counties to exhibit their works, it encouraged the production of art for gallery display.  After a hiatus of inactivity, the next show planned was to be for works of photographic art.  This had to be delayed when several months ago CAA co-leader Ann Fay Rushforth moved out of Newnan and up to Smyrna.    This left only the other CAA co-leader, Deborah Landry, who was planning to resume CAA functions soon.  But then Landry recently announced that she is shutting down CAA because she will soon by moving out of state, and there is no one to carry it on. 

 

     Fortunately, though, due to the time lag involved, there are still more art works of theirs to be seen around here:  there will soon be two opportunities to see Rushforth's art work and three opportunities to see Landry's.  Rushforth will be among the artists displaying paintings at the Georgia Mosaic art exhibit at the Carrollton Cultural Arts Center from March 2 through April 13.  And her reredos mural for the St. Paul Episcopal Church in Roscoe will soon be finished.  There will soon be announcments about two public art works by Landry (in Carrollton and Fairburn) and about her show at t he Mason Murer Gallery in Atlanta. 

 

    

 

    

 

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[Coweta Arts Tidbits] Paintings by Senoia Artist Victor Dallas in Show at Carrollton

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 February 28, 2007

 

Paintings by Senoia Artist Victor Dallas at Carrollton Cultural Arts Center Reception To Be Held March 2 from 5 - 7 PM

 

     Senoia artist Victor Dallas has been making a great contribution to the Coweta arts scene for many years through his visual art works and his wood craftsmanship.  An opportunity to see his three most recent paintings will be provided during the next month and a half at the Carrollton Cultural Arts Center where they will form part of the art exhibit called Georgia Mosaic organized by the League of Fine Artists - South (LOFAS).  This exhibit will be open to the public from March 2 through April 13.  There will be an opportunity to meet the artists at the Reception to be held on the opening night, March 2, from 5 PM through 7 PM.  The Carrollton Cultural Arts Center is located at 251 Alabama Street in Carrollton; the telephone no. is  770-838-1083. 

 

      

The poster for the Georgia Mosaic exhibit is shown in the picture on the right.

 

Two of the paintings to be exhibited by Dallas are shown below:  Jaxhouse Rabbits and Creek on Stallings.

 

 

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[Coweta Arts Tidbits] Images to Host Artist Reception for Sizemores on Saturday

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February 27, 2007

 

Images to Host Artist Reception for Sizemores on Saturday

 

     The Images Gallery at its new location in Moreland has recently begun to host various art functions including classes, workshops, and receptions.  Deborah Smith, the artist/photographer who founded and owns Images, has just released information about the latest of these functions, an Artist Reception for ceramic artists Dale and Nancy Sizemore.  In addition to the accomplishments noted by Smith in her news release below, Dale Sizemore also arranged the Georgia High School Student Ceramics Exhibition last year which was held at the Centre for Performing and Visual Arts of Coweta County.

 

Here is Smith's news release:

    

IMAGES GALLERY 21 MAIN STREET
MORELAND, GA 30259
770-254-1555
Press Release
Contact: Deborah Smith
Phone: (770) 254-1555 or e-mail imagesart1@bellsouth.net

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
10 P.M. EDT, February 26, 2007
ARTIST RECEPTION AT IMAGES GALLERY
MORELAND, GA, February 26, 2007: Images Gallery will hold an Artist Reception for award winning local Potters, Dale and Nancy Sizemore on Saturday, March 3 from 4:00 to 6:00PM.

Dale and Nancy are both well known for their pottery in the art community. They exhibit each year at Powers Crossroads on Labor Day weekend. Dale teaches at Newnan High School and holds a BFA in Art, a MFA in Ceramics and a Masters of Education degree. Nancy teaches Pottery and Visual arts at Northgate High School and holds a BFA in both Ceramics and Art Education. Dale and Nancy have been working on several special pieces for the reception. The Sizemores plan to offer Pottery classes beginning in the Spring. Please join us in a celebration of their accomplishments.

Images Gallery, located at 21 Main Street, Moreland, is open Friday and Saturday from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM. In addition to fine local art classes are now forming for stained glass, mosaics, wire art jewelry, children's drawing, children's and

adult watercolors, calligraphy and scherenschnitte. For more information call 770-254-1555 or e-mail imagesart1@bellsouth.net.
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Here is the Coweta Arts Tidbit about the Ceramics Exhibition Sizemore arranged last year:

 

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March 23, 2006

 

Ceramic Arts Exhibit at Arts Centre Announced

 

     Dale Sizemore, an art teacher at Newnan High School, is concerned about the insufficient concern for the ceramic arts.  To focus attention on this branch of art, Sizemore organized last year a statewide Georgia Ceramics Arts Exhibit and established a website dealing with the subject, www.gaceramicarts.com.  This year's exhibit will soon open at the Centre for Performing and Visual Arts of Coweta County.  Sizemore has released the following information concerning this important event:

 

 

The 2006 Georgia High School Ceramic Arts Awards and Symposium

 

     This exhibit and workshop has been organized to provide recognition and stimulation to secondary students who are interested in the ceramic arts. The exhibit will open on Friday, April 14^th and will end on Saturday, April 28^th. It will be held at The Centre for the Performing and Visual Arts of Coweta County at 1523 Lower Fayetteville Road in Newnan. All accepted work must remain on display for the full two-week period. Jane Peak, Professor of Art/Ceramics at Georgia Southern University, will jury the student work via digital photos. She will present the awards at a dessert reception on Friday, April 14^th, after she gives a short presentation highlighting her student's work and the ceramics facilities at Georgia Southern. Jane's work will also be on display there at the Centre.

     On Saturday, April 15^th, there are several hand-on workshops for students and teachers from 9am till 2pm. Vernon Smith will be demonstrating his unique throwing techniques throughout the day. Jerry Richardson will help students create some unique "creatures of the mind." Tom Zwierlein and Doug Adams will conduct Raku firings. Our sponsor for Jane and the symposium is Kickwheel Pottery Supply, Inc. located at 1986 Tucker Industrial Road, Tucker, Georgia. They deserve many thanks for their generosity. They will have a table set up on Saturday for those interested in ceramic supplies and tools. The Coweta Association of Educators, Certified, affiliated with the Georgia Association of Educators, are providing $300 in cash awards.

 

  The opening night of the show is Friday, April 14 at 7:30pm, which will include a 30 minute presentation on Georgia Southern Universities art program by our juror, Jane Pleak, Professor of Art. She will then present the students a total of $300 in cash awards in the categories of Ceramic Vessels, Ceramic Sculpture, and Portfolios. We will then have a dessert reception for both the student work in the lobby of the Centre, and the art of the juror, Jane Pleak, in the main front gallery of the Centre. The Symposium on Saturday is for High School teachers and students, who need to make reservations at least one week in advance, since food is provided at no charge. The sponsors include Kickwheel Pottery Supply, Inc. from Tucker, Georgia and the Coweta Association of Educators, Certified. Vernon Smith, a gifted ceramic artist, will be demonstrating special wheel throwing techniques, and Jerry Richardson will give the students some hands-on activities in making clay beasts. There will also be Raku firings taking place where students will be able to glaze a pot on the spot, see it get fired, finished, and take it home. See the attachment for the details that were sent out to each of the high schools in Georgia. Let me know if there is anything else I need to clarify.

    

 

      Dale Sizemore can be contacted by telephone at Newnan High School at      770-254-2880 and at home at 770-251-5957 or by email at dale.sizemore@cowetaschools.net.

 

 

 

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[Coweta Arts Tidbits] Images Hosts Workshop by Kris & Trisha Adams on March 24

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 February 26, 2007

 

Images Hosts Floorcloth Workshop By Kris & Trisha Adams on Mar. 24

 

     Artist/Photographer Deborah Smith's Images Fine Arts Gallery and Gift Shop, which opened two years ago in Grantville, has relocated to Moreland and has recently begun hosting art classes and workshops.  Information on the latest one has just been released:  a Canvas Floorcloth Workshop to be taught by Kristina and Trisha Adams from Newnan, both of whom are active in the Newnan-Coweta Art Association (NCAA) and who are active producing art works.  (Kris is especially known and appreciated for your watercolors.)  Trisha is the daughter-in-law of Kris.  Trisha has not only produced some great paintings but has also devoted a great deal of effort to NCAA, creating for it a website, a newsletter, and a gallery of monthly exhibits at the downtown Newnan coffee shop formerly called Gallery Row, now called Espresso Lane.  Information on the workshop Kris and Trisha will be conducting is provided below.  

 

Canvas Floorcloth Workshop

 

Instructors:      Kristina Adams 770-683-1651

                            Trisha Adams 770-683-8699

 

Date & Time:      Saturday, March 24 10am – 3pm

                            (1/2 hour break for lunch)

 

Workshop Fee:  $45 with $10 NON Refundable deposit

                            6 student minimum, 10 student maximum

Deposit will only be refunded if the minimum class requrement is not met.

                                   

 

 

Provided Materials

·     Primed and hemmed 3' x 2.5' canvas

·     Acrylic Craft Paints

·     Brushes

·     Instruction & Design Inspiration Packet

·     Floorcloth Sealing and Care Instructions

 

Students will need bring with them:

·     Old sheet or towel to place under floorcloth while painting (don't bring paper, it sticks!)

·     Pencil & Eraser

·     Yardstick

·     Sense of Humor!

 

Optional supplies to bring:

·     If you are matching specific colors, please bring those paints with you! 

·     If you have your own brushes you're comfortable with, please bring them!

·     We don't use stencils, but you're certainly welcome to!  If you want to use stencils, please bring them along.

 

** Be sure to label your paints and/or brushes so you leave with what you brought with you!

 

 

 

Instructors, Kristina Adams & Trisha Adams have been creating Custom Canvas Floorcloths locally for the past 4 years.   They're a mother & daughter-in-law duo that actually get along…most of the time, and feed off each other's creativity.   In addition Kris and Trisha paint Wall Murals and both are Watercolorists.

 

This 5 hour workshop will cover the basics of creating your own canvas floorcloth.   This is not a "paint-a-long"; each student will create their own original design.  Instructors are happy to help out with drawing, layout, and painting if necessary - but promise not to paint on your floorcloth unless you ask them!

 

Be prepared to paint hard, laugh a lot and go home with a beautiful piece of Floor Art!  Bring a drink and your lunch, we'll only break for a half an hour to eat!

 

 

 

 

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[Coweta Arts Tidbits] Kay Moore Art Classes at Images in Moreland

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February 23, 2007

 

Artist Kay Moore Announces Art Classes at Images Studio in Moreland

 

     Artist Kay Moore from Newnan has recently released the following imporant announcement:

 

I know a lot of you that I've met over the past year have been interested in finding a place to take Stained Glass Classes. Well, I've got exciting news on that front!!

 

My friend and fellow artist, Deborah Smith , has recently opened Images Gallery in the booming metropolis of Moreland. The Gallery showcases local artists, and is packed to the brim with the finest quality pottery, paintings, stained glass (of course!), photography, hand made soaps and other original creations. Moreland is conveniently located just south of downtown Newnan off Highway 29 with easy access to I-85. Images Gallery, located at 21 Main Street , Moreland, is open Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM. 

 

Deborah has also secured a building just two doors down from Images Gallery in Moreland, a small portion of which will be used for her photography studio. Deborah is generously providing the remainder of the Images Studio building to be used as classrooms for teaching art classes. There are currently classes forming for stained glass, mosaics, wire art jewelry, children's drawing, children's and adult watercolors, calligraphy and scherenschnitte. For more information on any of these classes, please call Images Gallery at 770-254-1555. You may also contact me (770-254-0349) for more information on the stained glass and mosaic classes.

 

Deborah has assigned an entire (enormous) classroom that will be dedicated to stained glass. My husband, Craig, and I have been working feverishly to install lighting (five 8-ft fluorescent fixtures hung on a 14 ft ceiling!) and build giant work tables in preparation for the first class on Saturday. I will be putting the finishing touches on the teaching studio over the course of the next few weeks, but I am already very pleased with how it is coming along. It will be a functional glass studio by Saturday!

 

In case you're interested, I'm attaching a copy of the Stained Glass Course descriptions and current calendar of stained glass classes. I have left Wednesday afternoons/evenings and Thursdays open, so that we can add more classes as the need arises. I am very interested to hear your feedback on what types of classes you would be interested in taking. I plan to offer Mosaic and Lead classes in the near future, and have had some interest in a Repair class. I will also be offering a Parent/Child Mosaic class soon. Please feel free to let me know if you have any other ideas.

 

If you haven't guessed already, I'm very excited about this new opportunity. Even if you can't take a class right now, do drop in for a visit. I look forward to seeing you at the Studio, or at an upcoming Art Show in the near future!

 

Warmest regards,

 

Kay Moore

 

Sookie's Glass Art Studio

 

692 Walt Carmichael Road

Newnan, GA   30263

Ph:  (770) 254-0349

Cell: (678) 778-6645
ksmoore@mindspring.com

 

See Sookie's work in the Artists Galleries on Newnan Coweta Art Association's website http://www.newcaa.com .

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[Coweta Arts Tidbits] Instrumental Ensembles added to March 12 Masterwork Concert at Arts Centre

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February 21, 2007

 

Instrumental Ensembles Added to March 12 Arts Centre Masterwork Concert  

 

     Kathy Bizarth, the Director of the Masterworks Chorale, has announced additions to the Masterwork Concert to be held on March 12 at 7 PM at the Centre for Performing and Visual Arts of Coweta County (The Arts Centre).  Bizarth says, "  We will be accompanied by a string ensemble from Columbus State University.  The second half will feature David Kinrade, Martin Rudy and Dennis Massingill in a period ensemble of instrumental music."

 

     Information on the Masterworks Chorale, the chorus of the Arts Centre, can be found on

their website www.masterworkschorlaecoweta.com.  Information on the Conductor Kathy Bizarth is available on the website or through reading the article about her published on page 82 of the current issue (February 2007) of Lifestyles magazine.  Information about Accompanist David Kinrade is available on the website. Information on the Arts Centre and ticket information can be found at www.thecentreonline.net or by calling 770-252-5456.  The Centre is located several miles east of Newnan on Lower Fayetteville Road.  Tickets are $12.

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[Coweta Arts Tidbits] Brief Bio of Deborah Landry Sent Separately -- Goes with Coweta Arts Tidbit about Landry Estate Art Sale on Sunday

DEBORAH LANDRY

 

BIOGRAPHY

 

 

Deborah Landry is a lifelong artist.  She was born in Arlington, Virginia.  She excelled at drafting in high school and, after graduation, began her pursuit of a fine arts degree at the Maryland College of Art and Design.  During nine years of active duty service with the US Air Force, Deborah continued her studies at the Puget Sound Community College in Washington and the University of West Florida.  She recently graduated with a degree BFA with a concentration in Sculpture.

 

Her Senior exhibit was called prevailing winds at the Carr0ollton Arts center. 

 

 

 

Deborah's art is influenced by nature.  Flora and fauna are predominant themes but inspirations from other subjects like the wind, skyscapes, reflections and shadows regularly appear in her work.  Deborah believes that art should awaken the senses.  She uses texture to compel viewers to make a closer examination of a piece and tempt them into touching it.   

 

First to be acceptance to the Fulton County public arts mentor program 2005.  Accepted for residence at the Public arts program at the School for Visual arts in New York June 2006, Eclectic art and literary magazine, outstanding artist achievement, April 2005.  Received Davens Ceramic award for outstanding Artistic achievement, April 2005.  Best in show in 3-d from 2006 University of West Georgia student show.  

 

She is working with the local artist, Helen Helwig on two projects.  A 60 ft cermic mozic mural of fish and water for the douglasville equatic center.  As well as ceramic mozic murals for the Fairburn senior center. 

 

Deborah has also been awarded an art exhibit at the Mason Murer gallery in atalnta.  The reception will be April 6 2007.  She will be giving a artist talk at the UWG Humaities building at 1pm March 8

 

 

 

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[Coweta Arts Tidbits] DON'T HUG ME Now Playing at Newnan Theatre; Alford in Cast

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February 10, 2007

 

Don't Hug Me Comedy Now Playing at Newnan Theatre

 

Theatre President Laurel Alford is in Cast

 

     Newnan Theatre President Laurel Alford is extending a special invitation to come and see the musical comedy now being performed there -- Don't Hug Me.  See the poster below for information and see the newnan theatre website for further information on the theatre:  www.newnantheatre.com.  If you look closely you will notice something unusual:  Alford is listed among the cast!    

 

 

OPENS FEBRUARY 8!
FEBRUARY 8, 9, 10, 11,
16, 17, 18, 23, 24, 25

 

Don't Hug Me is a national award-winning musical comedy that takes place in Bunyan Bay, Minnesota.

It's the coldest day of the year and cantankerous bar owner, Gunner Johnson, wants to sell the business and move to Florida. Clara, his wife and former "Winter Carnival Bunyan Queen", wants to stay.

Bernice Lundstrom, the pretty waitress, wants to pursue a singing career. Her fiance, Kanute Gunderson, wants her to stay home. It's a battle of wills, and when a fast-talking salesman, Aarvid Gisselsen, promises to bring romance into their lives through the 'magic' of karaoke, the lutefisk hits the fan!

Featuring the musical stylings of world famous Sven Yorgensen, including: "I'm a Walleye Woman in a Crappie Town," "My Smorgasbord of Love," "The Bunyan Yodel," "I Wanna go to the Mall of America," "Upside Down in my Pickup Truck," and "The Ice House Blues."

Directed by Laurel Alford and starring Rick Olsen, Laurel Alford, Rachael Shaw, Lamar Payne, and Mark Davies.

email us at nctc@numail.org

 

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[Coweta Arts Tidbits] New Drama Group in Sharpsburg Presents Comedy March 15-17

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 February 12, 2007

 

Glo Tinsley Forms Theatre Group In Sharpsburg

 

First Show:  A Wedding and a Funeral Dinner Comedy On March 15 - 17

 

      It would take a long time to list all of the plays in which Gloria ("Glo") Tinsely has acted in Southside theatres.  Now she has formed her own theatre group, the SBC Drama Group -- sometimes called The Sharpsburg Sharpies -- which is now rehearsing for its first play, a two-act comedy, A Wedding and a Funeral.  This  is an original play, which Tinsley herself co-authored along with Karen Ridenhour.  It will be directed by Amy Bridges.  

 

     Tinsley has established this drama group as a Sharpsburg community theatre group, which will be performing in several venues.  The venue for their first play will be a church fellowship hall but the play is a community event performed by a community theatre group, and is not an activity of the church.  However, the play itself is about a church (which -- guess what -- is in a small southern town) which has just got a new Pastor. This venue is the fellowship hall of the Sharpsburg Baptist Church located at 6413 Highway 54 in Sharpsburg.

 

     To those theatregoers who like to go out to dinner before the show, A Wedding and a Funeral is a very convenient play to attend because a dinner will be served at the venue immediately prior to the performance.  (The dinner will consist of pork medallions with peach sauce, scalloped potatoes, green beans, tea or coffee, and dessert.) The combined price for the dinner and theatre is only $20. Dinner will be served at 7 PM.  There will be three performances, March 15, March 16, and March 17. Tickets may be purchased by calling 770-599-6046 or by emailing sbcdramateam@yahoo.com.  (A nursery is available by prior arrangement.)

 

     Further information on this play or on the drama team is available by calling Glo Tinsely at 770-599-8661 (home) or 678-772-8932 (cell).

 

     This is the poster announcing the play:

 

 

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[Coweta Arts Tidbits] Lifestyles Magazine Article on Legacy Theatre and Kathy Bizarth

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 February 2, 2007

 

Lifestyles Magazine Has Feature Articles on Legacy Theatre and Kathy Bizarth

 

     Lifestyles magazine typically includes articles and news about the fine arts as well as the lifestyle arts.  The current issue, February 2007, contains two articles of significance for the Coweta County arts scene.

 

     On pages 32 through 35 is found an informative article written by Deborah Shepard McCague with gorgeous photos by Rob Smith about the new Legacy Theatre in Tyrone which was established late last year by Mark and Bethany Smith of Newnan.  Anyone interested in this theatre or in the Smiths should read this article, which is entitled "On Cue!:  The Curtain Rises at the New Legacy Theatre".

 

     The concluding feature of the magazine is the "Living It" page, which is dedicated to Kathy Bizarth, who is the conductor of the Masterworks Chorale and a long time Coweta County Schools music teacher.   This piece was also produced by the photographic artistry of Rob Smith combined with the literary artistry of Deborah Shepard McGue.

 

     Lifestyles, which covers "Life in the Southern Arc", began in Newnan and is now based in Sharpsburg.  It is run by Monica Gaddy, the Publisher and Editorial Director.  Free copies are available at the Newnan-Coweta Public Library and other locations.  Information on the magazine is available from its website, www.LifestylesMagazine.net.   

    

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[Coweta Arts Tidbits] Masterworks Chorale in Concet March 12

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 February 2, 2007

 

Masterwork Concert On  March 12 at Arts Centre

 

     The vocal artists in the Masterworks Chorale are currently rehearsing for their next great performance, a Masterwork concert at the Centre for Performing and Visual Arts of Coweta County (the Arts Centre)on March 12.   The Masterworks Chorale is the resident community chorus of the Arts Centre and was established under the guidance of Don Nixon, Director of the Arts Centre, and Kathy Bizarth, founding director of the Chorale to present at least three performances each year with one of them being a Masterwork.   Information on the Masterworks Chorale can be found by visiting its website www.masterworksachoralecoweta.com, which lists the Masterworks Concert: 

 

"Masterworks Concert, Mar. 12

We perform Mozart's Coronation Mass; "Gloria" from Twelfth Mass, by Haydn; "Hallelujah, Amen" from Handel's Judas Maccabeus; plus other great works from the choral repertoire."

 

Information on the Conductor Kathy Bizarth is available on the website or through reading the article about her published on page 82 of the current issue (February 2007) of Lifestyles magazine.

 

Information on the Arts Centre and ticket information can be found at www.thecentreonline.net or by calling 770-252-5456.  The Centre is located several miles east of Newnan on Lower Fayetteville Road.

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[Coweta Arts Tidbits] Reception for Kay Moore at Images in Moreland

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February 2, 2007

 

Reception for Artist Kay Moore at Images Gallery in Moreland

 

     Images Gallery has moved from Main Street in Grantville to Main Street in Moreland.  Owner Deborah Smith has announced a Reception for Newnan artist Kay Moore in the following Press Release:

 

IMAGES GALLERY

21 MAIN STREET MORELAND, GA 30259 770-254-1555

Press Release

Contact: Deborah Smith Phone: (770) 254-1555

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 10 A.M. EDT, January 26, 2007

artist reception at images gallery

moreland, ga, january 26, 2007: Images Gallery will hold an Artist Reception for award winning stained glass artist Kay Moore on Saturday, February 3 from 4:00 to 6:00PM.

 

 

Moore, a resident of Newnan, developed her passion for stained glass after learning it from her father.  Trained in analytical chemistry she left the corporate world behind to pursue this passion and create extraordinary pictures from glass.  Moore creates original works as well as custom designs, such as her portrait of AKC/ASCA Champion Australian Shepherd "NiteStar's Eye of the Tiger". 

 

Images Gallery, located at 21 Main Street , Moreland, is open Friday and Saturday from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM.  In addition to fine local art, classes are now forming for stained glass, mosaics, wire art jewelry, children's drawing, children's and adult watercolors, calligraphy and scherenschnitte.  For more information call 770-254-1555

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Hope to see you there!

 

Kay Moore

 

Sookie's Glass Art Studio

692 Walt Carmichael Road

Newnan, GA   30263

Ph:  (770) 254-0349

Cell: (678) 778-6645
ksmoore@mindspring.com

 

See the latest from Sookie's Glass Art Studio on the web . . . go to www.warner-criv.com .

 

Sookie's photo album is under User Name "Kay Moore" on page 4 of "Glass Chat Pix".

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

IMAGES GALLERY

21 MAIN STREET MORELAND, GA 30259 770-254-1555

Press Release

Contact: Deborah Smith Phone: (770) 254-1555

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 10 A.M. EDT, January 26, 2007

artist reception at images gallery

moreland, ga, january 26, 2007: Images Gallery will hold an Artist Reception for award winning stained glass artist Kay Moore on Saturday, February 3 from 4:00 to 6:00PM.

 

 

Moore, a resident of Newnan, developed her passion for stained glass after learning it from her father.  Trained in analytical chemistry she left the corporate world behind to pursue this passion and create extraordinary pictures from glass.  Moore creates original works as well as custom designs, such as her portrait of AKC/ASCA Champion Australian Shepherd "NiteStar's Eye of the Tiger". 

 

Images Gallery, located at 21 Main Street , Moreland, is open Friday and Saturday from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM.  In addition to fine local art, classes are now forming for stained glass, mosaics, wire art jewelry, children's drawing, children's and adult watercolors, calligraphy and scherenschnitte.  For more information call 770-254-1555

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Hope to see you there!

 

Kay Moore

 

Sookie's Glass Art Studio

692 Walt Carmichael Road

Newnan, GA   30263

Ph:  (770) 254-0349

Cell: (678) 778-6645
ksmoore@mindspring.com

 

See the latest from Sookie's Glass Art Studio on the web . . . go to www.warner-criv.com .

 

Sookie's photo album is under User Name "Kay Moore" on page 4 of "Glass Chat Pix".

 

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