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October Issue
2010
The Treasure
Nest Art Gallery in Mount Pleasant, SC, Features Works by Karen
Burnette Garner
The Treasure Nest Art Gallery in Mount Pleasant, SC, will present the exhibit, Lowcountry VI, featuring new works by Karen Burnette Garner, from Oct. 23 - Nov. 30, 2010.
The exhibition continues Garner's tradition of creating Lowcountry landscape paintings, with over 30 new original works in acrylic on canvas on display. This will be the sixth annual show in what has become a highly anticipated art event for area collectors.
Garner, a Georgia native, has been represented by The Treasure Nest Art Gallery in Mount Pleasant since 2002. Her studies with mentor John Baden-Nuttall and the late Al Brouillette have helped the artist bring the Carolina Lowcountry to paint and canvas. Her works have been characterized as realistic impressionist in style, and she credits the influence of master painters Ray Ellis and the late Paul Strisik in the development of her interpretations of the Lowcountry marshes and tidal creeks.
Garner says, "These
master painters understood the importance of light, composition,
and touching the heart of the viewer. I continue to strive to
honor their legacy by creating artworks with the same strong sense
of place and emotion."
For the 2010 show, artworks will be focusing on transitions of
time, the change of light from day to night, and again to day.
Moonlight reflecting off marsh waters, stormy skies giving way
to bright sun, and late afternoon sunsets are featured in many
of the over thirty newly created artworks that will be available.
Garner also collaborates with collectors to create site specific
works of art on commission.
Garner's works have been avidly collected by art connoisseurs
worldwide. Her clients include AT&T, Wachovia, Thomas and
Hutton Engineering (Myrtle Beach), Chateau Elan Winery, Holston
Valley Hospital, University of Georgia, and Mr. Larry "Chipper"
Jones of the Atlanta Braves. She is also a published illustrator
and award-winning poet, regularly published in The Reach of
Song, a yearly anthology of verse produced by the Georgia
Poetry Society.
For further information
check our SC Commercial Gallery listings or call the gallery at
843/216-1235.
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