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94 FRIDAY, auGus-r28- MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 2009 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT cape Gazette
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A new Gallery One exhibit,
' a'tist's Choice," will be showing
Thursday, Sept. 3, to Wednesday,
Oct. 7, at the gallery, 32 Atlantic
Ave. in Ocean View.
The theme of' ,rtist's Choice"
is a break from the norm at
"SIDEWALK
McCaskill.
SUBMITTED PHOTOS
CHESS 1,"by Lesley
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Gallery One because the 16
gallery artists are not all showing
a common theme. Each artist is
selecting a piece to share with
the public that has an important
significance to the maker. The
artists have been asked to write a
statement that will be displayed
with their work to give viewers
insight into the artist's intentions
and direction.
Artists like Tinsel Hughes and
Lesley McCaskill are showing
paintings that are a break-
through in their development.
Hughes has been working on de-
veloping colors in oil that pro-
voke a sense of mood, and Mc-
CaskiU has been working on in-
corporating figures with land-
scapes. Dale Sheldon is showing,
"Old Fish Market Close," a re-
Meehan, who works intuitively
with paint looking for an image
to speak to her, is displaying
"Two by Two."
Other gallery artists choose
themes that evoke memories and
joy. Sonia Hunt, who lived in
Italy, happily painted "Modena,"
showing the wonderful architec-
ture. Pat Riordan chose
"Delaware Bay" for the glorious
color of the local marshes in fall.
Joyce Condry says, "Flowers
make me happy, and I want them
everywhere - in my garden, on
my tables and on my wall." She is
exhibiting "Tulips in a White
Vase."
Nine more artists will be
showing with these seven on the
theme wall. The public is invited
to visit the gallery to talk to the
artists. Also, a generous selec-
tion of fine jewelry, ceramics,
fibers and digital art is offered in
the artisan room.
Visit galleryonede.com for
classes and more information.
Gallery One is open from 10 a.m.
cent experimental piece that to 5 p.m seven days a week; call
combines painting and photog- 537-5055.
raphy.
The images read as a block
print with many !ayers. Lorraine
Harrington celebrates
heritage Aug. 29
Don't miss Harrington Her-
itage Day festivities from 9 a.m.
to 4 p.m Saturday, Aug. 29. Fes-
tivities will include a colorful pa-
rade featuring antique tractors
and a team of Clydesdales high-
lighting the day's agricultural
theme. Leading the parade will
be the Lake Forest Spartan
Marching Band.
The parade begins at 10:30 a.m.
"Modena," by ~nia Hunt.
British Fish n'Chips & Seafood Restaurant,
24R o -
wiU take it through much of E
downtown Harrington.
For information, call Harring-
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