Diverse and captivating work from
four northern New Mexico artists will be featured in an exhibit
titled "INTERSECTION: Lens, Light, Life" at La Tienda
Exhibit Space in Eldorado, July 13-August 10, 2013, with an opening reception
on Saturday July 13 from 5 p.m - 8 p.m.
Work in the exhibit includes the
gelatin monotype collages of Caroline Jenney who uses water- based inks applied
and removed in various ways on a formed sheet of gelatin to produce a uniquely
soft and 'painterly' image. Jenney then cuts and reassembles the images
into a broader idea.
Lamy water colorist and oil painter
Kathy Olshefsky brings her love of animals, particularly horses, to the exhibit
on canvas and board pieces using strong, dramatic light and color. She
often paints negative space as opposed to the positive, to help clarify her
images.
Fran Nicholson arrived in Santa Fe in 1981 to pursue her love affair
with hot metal - bronze in particular - but the invitation to participate
in Intersection was a perfect opportunity to work in another favorite
medium - oil paint. Her work within the show honors the canine Zen
masters who inspire and enrich our lives.
Photographer Daryl A. Black has been
taking pictures since she was 15. Her interests are wide-ranging
and, for her, photography is a passion. She strives to reflect that in
everything she photographs, from details in architecture and nature, to people.
The INTERSECTION artists
will conduct an additional gathering at the gallery on Saturday, 20 July from 5 p.m. -
7 p.m. ,
featuring the acoustic music of Caroline Jenney's group, Blue Moon Prairie.
Exhibit hours are from 11 a.m. -
6 p.m.
Wednesday through Saturday, and by appointment with the artists.