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November Issue 2004
TwoArtChicks in Greensboro, NC, Features Works by les
caison, lll
TwoArtChicks in Greensboro, NC, is proud to
present the exhibition, les caison, lll: body music, featuring
the artist's 11th solo exhibition (his third at TwoArtChicks),
concentrating on narrations of what one may observe from the life
of musical people. The exhibit will be on view from Nov. 12 through
Jan. 8, 2005.
The thought-provoking artist has orchestrated contrasts and comparisons
between the active marching band maestro and the serene interpreter
of dance in this group of 20 paintings.
North Carolina born and bred, les caison, lll
earned a BFA in painting from Appalachian State University in
1998. Known for his vibrant layers of oil paint and illustration
and, according to Asheville's Mountain Xpress, "a
marvelously objective eye," caison considers the urban narrative
from his eclectic home and studio in Asheville, NC.
caison is represented by TwoArtChicks in Greensboro and Solo Art
Gallery in Winston-Salem, NC.
TwoArtChicks represents close to 300 diverse artists from across
the country. Its gallery showcases original artwork and fine crafts:
everything from watercolors, oils, acrylics, pastels, ceramics,
jewelry, fiber arts, cards, metal, sculpture, dolls, mixed media,
wood and much more! The gallery has something for every taste
and every budget! In addition to its sales gallery, TwoArtChicks
also has 12 working artist studios for lease annually, offers
classes and workshops by local, national and international artists
in traditional arts and fine crafts and offers the building for
rental for special events and activities.
For more information check our NC Commercial Gallery listings,
call the gallery at 336/273-9885 or at (www.twoartchicks.com).
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