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March Issue 2006
Hayes George Gallery in Charlotte, NC, Features Group Exhibition
James Shay
Hayes George Gallery
presents Land and Light II, its annual landscape exhibition
featuring gallery artists Kathleen Dunn, Jan Gauthier, Catherine
Maize, Bruce Park, James Shay, James Jared Taylor and Hiro Yokose.
The exhibition opens Mar. 17 and will be on view through Apr.
21, 2006. This group exhibition celebrates the tradition of landscape
painting and showcases a variety of different approaches to this
timeless subject.
James Jared
Taylor
The ability to choose your own view may be one reason why landscapes are so appealing. Whether an imaginary or a specific location, the ability to wander in our minds to that place, if just for a moment, is magical. From breathtaking vistas of the western North Carolina Mountains to dreamlike shorelines veiled in mist, the works on display at Hayes George Gallery take the viewer on a journey of the imagination.
Kathleen Lynch Dunn
Hayes George Gallery artists use a variety of materials such as acrylics, casein, pastels and wax to produce images of breathtaking landscapes. It is a hallmark of Hayes George Gallery to bring different artists, genres and textures together in one show that would otherwise not be viewed in a single exhibition. Land and Light II is wonderful example of how a single subject can inspire so many interpretations and evoke a variety of emotions.
For further information
check our NC Commercial Gallery listings, call the gallery at
704/332-3278 or at (www.HayesGeorgeGallery.com).
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