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October Issue 2001

Blue Ridge Arts Center in Seneca, SC, Features Works by Jane Todd Butcher

The Blue Ridge Arts Council in Seneca, SC, will host works by award winning artist, Jane Todd Butcher. The exhibit entitled, Landshapes and Landscapes, includes collage and water media paintings through Oct. 29. The exhibit of approximately 40 contemporary impressionistic landscapes will also include a few works from the 1970s and 1980s, demonstrating the evolution of the artist's current style.

Butcher, a Greenville, SC, area artist is not a "watercolorist" in the traditional sense. Many of her current works are created in a medium best described as "Water Media Collage," but she also works in pastel, charcoal, acrylic, and watercolor. These collage paintings are composed of Japanese rice papers which she dyes and stains individually with inks or acrylic paints. She then tears and cuts the papers into new shapes and adheres layers of the papers to a support board or paper. Some of the rice papers contain fibers which create a visible texture. While her paintings are representational, they are not photorealistic.

Butcher has been awarded signature membership in the Georgia Watercolor Society and the South Carolina Watercolor Society. Her work is exhibited nationally and included in numerous private end corporate collections.

For more info check our SC Institutional Gallery listings or call 864/882-2722.

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