Views of the Neighborhood – Art Center

This week is the first Friday that the new Art Center is open. It was a grand gathering with wine and finger foods. How about we walk around together.

Art Center

The Art Center is now finished. Here is the parking lot.

This is a shot of the OPEN sign showing the cars in the reflection.

Here is a look from the front door.

An alcove with lots of jewelry

An artist who does lovely paintings of local animals.

Another view of the interior

Music was provided by Jack Grant, Arnold Govella, Bill Averbach and more.

A shot of another alcove

There are also ceramics (Hard to shoot against a window)

List of the patrons.

I thought the cocktail tables in the shape of pallets were cute

Another photo of ceramics.

This is Amy Sullivan who was juried and awarded a Merit Show Artist designation.

Her winning entry is the fish on the right.

This airplane painting is beautiful.

Had to get a shot of the wine bar and servers.

This chandelier at the front is stunning in person. I hope you enjoyed our evening at the art center.

64 thoughts on “Views of the Neighborhood – Art Center”

  1. Thank you for the tour, John. 🙂
    Amy Sullivan’s fish certainly deserves a prize. The airplane painting is great. I also like the dramatic sky to the left; blue skies are beautiful and boring – cloudy skies fascinate me.

    Liked by 1 person

  2. Delightful! I love being around artists and glimpsing the world through their creations. Thanks for the morning treat! 🙂

    Liked by 2 people

  3. Wow, John. It really is a grand place. You’re right about that chandelier, and so many lovely paintings. The necklaces in that display case look fun. And the table like a paint pallet? Too cool. Thanks for a fun Sunday visit. Hugs on the wing.

    Liked by 2 people

  4. That Art Centre looks great, John. Definitely on our list to see the next time we’re down there. From a short glimpse at the pictures it looks like we need to bring the check book, too! 😉
    Have a great Sunday,
    Pit

    Liked by 2 people

  5. It’s so gratifying when a community gets behind artists and gives them the recognition and encouragement they need. Kudos to your town, John. I find myself captivated by that chandelier, too!

    Liked by 2 people

Comments are closed.