
This gallery contains 6 photos.
Over the years, not only our art community grew at EAC studio, but musicians also come to jam at EAC studio! Stay tuned for our next EAC Music Salon! Advertisements
This gallery contains 6 photos.
Over the years, not only our art community grew at EAC studio, but musicians also come to jam at EAC studio! Stay tuned for our next EAC Music Salon! Advertisements
Amazing artist Tony Ryder was in town teaching a workshop at Gage and I am very lucky to be able to spend some time with him. Tony is one of the best artist and teacher there is! Tony Ryder has his own art school in Santa Fe. I think I paint and draw better with him in the studio. Check him out!!www.theryderstudio.com
Seattle art Museum also had a good show of impressionism grand masters works: Fantin Latour, Vuillard, Bonnard…. It was a fun show and worth seeing 🙂
Hello! You are invited to my 1st Annual Holiday Art Show (And Sale) being held at the EAC Studio on Dec 20th, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. – drop in anytime!
On display will be a number of my humorous and whimsical original Oils, Acrylics, and Ink Paintings, such as these:
In addition, for last minute holiday shoppers, I will also have holiday discounts on my hundreds (yes you read that right 🙂 ) of Prints, my 3 books, and highly affordable original art, including these framed ‘pen & ink paintings’ below:
Free parking. Warm-ish weather. Snacks. Funny art and books. Just C’mon By! 🙂
Artists, please welcome EAC studio piano, Douglas! May there be awesome art & music at EAC always!
Please join artist Laura Grover for the opening reception of her solo show, Everyday. October 16, 2015 Friday from 5 -7pm at EAC Gallery. The evening will be filled with music, laughter and art. Light snacks and drink will be provided.
EVERYDAY
Everyday was my idea for these, three hour, paintings. I wanted them to be fresh quick and lively. I chose subjects that were on hand with little manipulation. I was more interested in my experience and quick color application then police report accuracy. Painting outside with the natural light made the whole process quite exciting to me because of the movement and change of intensity of the light. Each time I was capturing a living moment. The beginning was a mixture of childlike zeal and anticipation to interpret what I see with my brush and paint. – Laura Grover