Red, White and Blue
dal 6/12/2001 al 7/1/2002
Segnalato da
6/12/2001
Red, White and Blue
Gallery 259, Coral Gables
...without Boundaries.They say art can inspire and uplift. In these difficult times, a visit to the Red White and Blue without Boundaries exhibit is more than a look at inspired works of art. It's an invigorating and interactive form of art therapy. Sponsored by the One Ear Society, The Coconut Grove based non-profit art group, this unique exhibit features the work of several top South Florida artists all of whom were invited to create their own visual interpretations of the theme of the exhibit. The only guideline? Stick to the red, white and blue color scheme.
...WITHOUT BOUNDARIES
They say art can inspire and uplift. In these
difficult times, a visit to the "Red White and Blue
without Boundaries exhibit is more than a look at
inspired works of art.
It's an invigorating and
interactive form of art therapy.
Sponsored by the One
Ear Society, The Coconut Grove based non-profit art
group, this unique exhibit features the work of
several top South Florida artists all of whom were
invited to create their own visual interpretations of
the theme of the exhibit.
The only guideline? Stick to
the red, white and blue color scheme.
Artist's response to the invitation proved so
successful that the exhibit has been moved to one of
the most popular venues on the local art scene - First
Friday Gallery Walk in Coral Gables, itself now a
monthly fixture among South Florida art-lovers.
Through the creative synergy between artistic
interpretation and one of the most important of our
national symbols, the American flag, this unique
exhibit strikes a patriotic chord that is a must-see
for anyone looking for a morale boost in these
difficult times.
All works are for sale and are available at great
holiday prices.
For more information contact Annamarie
Windisch of the One Ear Society at 35 987-1188 or
visit our website.
Opening Reception on
Friday, December 7th, 2001
from 6:30 p.m. to 11:00
p.m.
". . . great things do not just happen by impulse
but are a succession of small things linked together.
Vincent van Gogh
Letter 237 - 22 October 1882
Gallery "259",
259 Miracle Mile - Coral Gables