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| 'All Things Horse' Continues at PSAC Gallery |
| Roxanne Schick | 7/30/10 |
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All Things Horse
All Things Horse is a superb equine exhibit which will continue to run through August 10 and consists of a variety of artwork depicted in oil, acrylic, watercolor, photography and steel sculpture. Among the many works on display are those by Randy Albers, David Burch, Katherine Cruse, T. Cutter Collins, Buster Griggs, Pierre Mion, Marcia Stover Pastuszek, Rick Unger, Gillian Wallace and Rachel Weissberger. The exhibit is showing at 450 Lewis St. in the Studio on third floor and may be viewed on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 12-5.
For more information please call PSAC at 264-5020. Continued...
Steel sculpture by David Burch and Hydro-Cut, Inc. Photo supplied by Anna Harbison. |
On Eagle's Wings Reception
You are cordially invited to a reception for Chad Haspels honoring his latest work “On Eagles Wings” Saturday, July 31, from 3-5 p.m. at the home of Peggy Andrews, 100 Squaw Valley Place (5 miles south on Hwy 84 in Squaw Valley Ranches) Refreshments will be served. RSVP: 970-946-0473 or peggy@realchoicepagosa.com
Emerging Artist Joins Local Metal Fabricators
Artisans have been working in the metal arts for centuries using forges, hand hammering and various other methods to bend and shape this rigid medium. Local artist, David Burch, and Drew Harbison of Hydro-Cut, Inc. have merged their expertise to create a unique three dimensional technique that blends old world artisanship with cutting edge technology.
 Burch originally joined HCI to help with production work in their Powder-Jack venture. However, through a sequence of auspicious conversations, the two entrepreneurs collaborated on developing a series of three dimensional metal arts for log cabin/ranch home decor. Then, they turned their attention towards bigger things, in the very literal sense.
Three of their scaled art and technology pieces are currently on display through August 10, as part of the Pagosa Springs Arts Council Exhibit "All Things Horse." The pieces, "Mare and Filly" and "Julie's Horse," are a small glimpse of the metal arts being produced by these two locals. For more information contact Anna Harbison at 264-6957.
Wet-Felting Hats
In this class taught by Lois Brubach, we will get our hands wet and have FUN while learning to felt a hat without seams. Choose either a dome top or western style hat. No knitting, crocheting, or sewing is involved. You will learn the basics of wet-felting with a resist and leave with your FINISHED HAT. However, you might want to wait for it to dry before you wear it. The class will be held Saturday, August 7 from 9:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m. at the Studio at 450 Lewis St. The cost is $75 for PSAC members; $100 for non-members; plus $15 fee for supplies. Call 264-5020 to register and pre-pay. A minimum of three students must be registered no later than 3 days prior to the start of the class in order to offer the class.
PSAC 2010 Exhibit Schedule
Please make note that the 2010 PSAC Exhibits will be held in the Studio of the Lewis Building.
July 15 – August 10 All Things Horse
August 12 – September 7 Soft Art: Decorative and Wearable
September 9 – October 5 Art of the American West
October 7 – November 2 PSAC Artist Member’s Exhibit
November 4 – TBD
PSAC 2010 Workshop Schedule
All workshops, unless otherwise noted, will be held in The Studio of the Lewis Building at 450 Lewis Street.
Wet Felting Hats – Lois Burbach – August 7
Live Model/Any Media – Lavern Burton – August 21
Wet Felting Scarves – Lois Burbach – September 18
Collage/Mixed Media; Altered Books – Dee Pitchon – September 25
Pastel Painting – Lorraine Trenholm – October 13-14
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