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82 - CAPE GAZETTE, Friday, Nov. 16 - Nov. 22, 2001
Children's Beach House Christmas
Art Show and Sale set Nov. 30-Dec. 1
At least 76 local and regional
artists will exhibit works during
the 12th annual Children's Beach
House benefit Christmas art show
Nov. 30 and Dec. 1. Proceeds will
benefit the school year environ-
mental education program which
serves special-needs children and
their peers from around the state.
The show opens from 6 to 9
p.m., Friday, Nov. 30, with a gala
preview reception in the one-year-
old building at 1800 Bay Ave. on
Lewes Beach. The donation is $20
in advance and $25 at the door.
Tickets are available at Trader's
Jewelry and the Lewes Chamber
of Commerce or by calling the
Children'sBeach House at 645-
9184.
Judging the show will be Jewell
Gross Brenneman of Elkridge,
Md. Brenneman holds master's
degrees in ceramics from George
Washington University and James
Madison University. She teaches
drawing and ceramics and main-
tains personal working clay and
painting studios in Elkridge. Her
work is represented in galleries in
Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania
and Alaska, and she serves as
artist educator at the Baltimore
Clayworks and the Meyersberg
Senior Center. Much of her post-
graduate work was in advanced
painting at James Madison Uni-
versity. Brenneman is scheduled
to teach at the Rehoboth Art
League in 2002. The five artists
whom she selectsfor blue ribbons
will receive monetary awards.
Five honorable mentions will also
be selected.
Exhibiting for the first time this
year will be Sandra Leigh Rob-
bins, an owner-partner in the
Panache Gallery in Rehoboth
Beach. She works with found ma-
terials to create her assemblages, L
which she says have evolved from
early collage creation. Calling
herself a "scavenger since child-
hood," she uses beach glass,
beads, wood scraps, fabrics and
other items in her work. Two as-
semblages she will enter in the
show have an Oriental flavor, and
all entries will be framed in black
wood shadow box frames.-Rob-
bins also creates greeting cards
using archival and handmade pa-
per made from cotton and abaca
pulp.
Working in her home studio in
Smyrna, artist Lillian Rippa uses
watercolor and ink for her Orien-
tal free-brush style works (Sumie)
on handmade paper. She plans to
exhibit one painting of a hen and
chicks with bamboo, another with
a lotus and frog and one of Koi
fish and lotus. Rippa has worked
in the Oriental style for more than
20 years, switching from Western
watercolors in the late 1970s. She
has volunteered at the Children's
Beach House.
Kathi Buschi of Magnolia, ex-
hibiting for the first time in the
Children's Beach House show,
specializes in folk art and acrylic.
She will offer limited edition
prints of the Lewes Zwaanendael
Museum and the Zwaanendael
Inn, plus an original, "Blue House
on Angler's Road," historically
the William West house. A trade-
mark she adds to most paintings
is a small red-headed girl and two
dogs - her daughter, now grown,
and the pets she grew up with.
The opening reception evening
will once again include the popu-
lar silent auction, offering gift
items donated by local merchants.
A special addition to this year's
auction will be a signed copy of
photographer Kevin Fleming's
recent book, "Delaware." Flem-
ing will also be exhibiting photo-
graphs in the show.
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