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December Issue 2004
Dalton Gallery
in Rock Hill, SC, Features Works by Barbi Dalton and Megan Marshall
The Arts Council of Rock Hill and York County will present the
exhibit, Smiling Faces and Beautiful Places, featuring
works by painters Barbi Dalton and Megan Marshall in the Dalton
Gallery in Rock Hill, SC. The exhibit which will bring some fresh
faces and new places to Rock Hill will be on view through Dec.
27, 2004.
Dalton, niece of Harry and Becca Dalton for whom the gallery is
named, resides in Chapel Hill, NC. A graduate of Kansas University,
she has traveled Europe, studying painting techniques used by
Italian masters. Dalton has become an established watercolorist
and oil painter around the Carolinas, known for the flair she
brings to her European-styled landscapes.
Dalton says, "My paintings are inspired by God and colored
by my vision and ability to transform an everyday scene into a
dynamic affirmation of life." She is drawn to the strong
interplay of light and shadow in her vignettes, which she says
brings her to acknowledge a Divine presence.
Megan Marshall, a recent graduate of East Carolina University
currently resides in Asheville, NC. She has shown work in statewide
and nationally juried exhibitions throughout North Carolina. In
her work, Marshall creates places using characters of her daily
life. The characters have captured her attention for some reason
or another, but her confident presentation through palette and
composition brings the viewer face to face with their delightful
expressions.
For more information check our SC Institutional Gallery listings,
call the Arts Council at 803/328-2787 or at (www.rockhillarts.org).
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