OCTOBER: NATIONAL ART AND FRAMING MONTH
September 30, - October 14th, 2003
ELEMENTS
Landscapes, Seascapes and
Other Paintings by Artist:
CAROL VOLZ BEGLEY
Opening Reception:
FIRST FRIDAY
Friday, October 3rd
6PM - 9PM
Free and Open to the Public
Carol Volz Begley is an
Impressionist Plain Air artist, whose passion for drawing and painting is
vividly seen in her colorful canvas'. Painting outside, with oils and
pastels, enables her to capture the varied effects of colors in sunlight and
shadows. By using a full palette of rich colors, Begley captures the mood
and subject of her paintings. While, at the same time, inviting the viewers
to look closer at the colors seen as compared to what is perceived.
Painting on location and working in all kinds of weather creates peak
experiences and gives a sensual depth to the paintings. "Feeling the
atmosphere and energy surrounding me are almost as important in the painting
process as the actual subject itself," explains the artist. Begley loves
the magical illusion of sunlight and shadows under the changing weather
conditions, and the juxtaposing of complimentary colors for greater
brilliance in achieving the vibrant character of an Impressionistic
landscape.
Box
Heart Gallery Hours
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Sunday: 1PM - 5PM
Monday: Closed
Tuesday - Saturday: 10AM - 6PM
October 10 - October 12th, 2003
FRAME IT UP WEEKEND
Specials, Discounts, and Give Aways:
Box Heart is
giving away free Artists prints (valued up to $60.) with the purchase of any
frame over $100.
Choose from a large
variety of Artist Prints and Small Original Works by:
Joshua Hogan - Cella
Neapolitian - Lillian Grace Machi - George Risk - Jessica Stukus - Richard
Pian - Michelle Harris - Doug Hughey -
Kit Paulsen - Phil DeLucia - and many more!
Box Heart is
offering 10% off all custom frame work ordered between October 10 - October
12, 2003.
Perfect gifts for the Holidays!
October 21st, - November 4th, 2003
ORBIS MAXIMUS
Oil Paintings by Georgia
Artist:
ANNE T. NIELSEN
Opening Reception
Saturday, October 25th
6PM - 9PM
Free and Open to the Public
Nielsen believes art
belongs to the world, but she also believes that art is also a very special
personal affair. The passion to create can not be explained. For some, it
is like a drive to survive.
In creating, we are taking our innermost thoughts, interactions with
the world, and giving it life, symbolism, form, color, and style. We are
taking an abstract idea, of feeling, and turning it into a tangible symbol,
capturing a dream or emotion, and displaying it for all to see. Art is a
personal view that changes with mind, mood, climate, or consciousness.
Nielsen's goal is to create a body of work that will formulate
questions, move a spirit, create a comfortable calm, or even bring an edgy
disquiet.
November 11th - November 25th, 2003
Made and Marked
Oil Paintings, Mixed Media
Pieces and Drawings by New York Artists:
BRUCE BITMEAD and CHRISTY ZUCARELLI
Opening Reception
Saturday, November 15th
6PM - 9PM
Free and Open to the Public
Zucarelli is driven to an
unsettling surface of structuring and mark-making. She finds herself torn
between the opposing forces of vastness and containment, chaos and order,
isolation and inseparability, loss and recovery. Throughout Zucarelli's
paintings, there are conflicts and contradictions combined with overlapping
trials of memory and associations, personal interactions and social
observations. When she is involved in the act of painting, Zucarelli
translates onto the canvas a collection of spaces, which are characterised
by their levels of movement and activity. Line and gesture combine to
delineate and compose the surface. These lines and gestures may evoke
activity upon the canvas, or they may create a sense of stillness. They may
separate spaces rigidly, or a more blurred distinction may define the
transition. The line or gesture may be bold, playful, delicate, or
aggressive. They may drip, scratch, sweep, push, pull, be accidental, or
deliberate. In addition to line and gesture, text has also become a
significant part of her paintings. This mark-making adds complexity and
rhythm to the painting, as well as a type of dialogue. When Zucarelli is
involved in creating, it is in a constant state of flux until fully
resolved.
Bitmead's time in the studio is a time of prayer, meditation, planning,
and movement. His goal is to reveal what is happening in my interior life
by pushing the paint to a certain rhythm of the soul. Bitmead uses his
brushes, fingers, and any drawing tool available to do so. Layer of paint
covers layer of paint, sometimes shallow, and sometimes dense. He is always
reworking the surface, redefining the composition, day after day. Some of
Bitmead's sculptural pieces hang on the wall and project a few inches into
the surrounding space, while others lean against the wall, or stand freely
on the floor or pedestal. There is a strong sense of the figure in most of
his work as Michelangelo and Leonardo have been influences since his
childhood. Bitmead's work is about good and evil, life and death, Heaven
and Hell. It's the incarnation of these thoughts as he brings materials
together in the studio and create new objects.
And: ON DISPLAY AT CRAZY _MOCHA COFFE COMPANY
4521 Liberty Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15224
November 11th - November 25th, 2003
Images From the Past and Present
Recent work by Carlow
Graduate:
Rachael Koch
Opening Reception in
Conjunction with Box Heart Opening "MADE AND MARKED"
Saturday, November 15th
6PM - 9PM
Free and Open to the Public
December 1st - December 31st, 2003
Recent Work
Recent work by Artist:
Adam Grossi
Opening Reception in
conjunction with Box Heart Opening "Photography by Matt Dayak"
Saturday, December 6th
6PM - 9PM
Free and Open to the Public
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