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August Issue 2007
WICKWIRE fine art/folk art in Hendersonville, NC, Features Works by Tim Frain
WICKWIRE fine art/folk art in Hendersonville,
NC, will present an exhibition of pottery vessels, cast paper,
and watercolor paintings by Tim Frain, on view from Aug. 3 - 31,
2007.
Frain is a native of Indiana. When he tried painting. He says, "Art just 'made sense' and felt very natural." He presently works in nine different mediums. In addition to sculpture, papermaking, watercolor and oil, acrylics, and egg tempura painting, he works in printmaking and photography.
Frain's primary focus since moving to East Tennessee in 2001 has been pottery and watercolor paintings. During his years in the Midwest he was affiliated with the Fort Wayne, Indiana Museum of Art, the Anderson Fine Arts Center, the Brown County Arts Association, the Northern Indiana Arts Association and The Hoosier Salon. Frain has been honored with solo exhibitions at The Jewish Community Center in Indianapolis, The Anderson Fine Arts Center, The Honeywell Center, Tusculum College and James-Ben Studio Gallery. He has also taught art classes for Indiana University and Anderson University.
Frain is a member of Tennessee Arts and Crafts Association, Foothills Craft Guild and Carolina Mountain Artists Guild. His original art is in many private collections in the United States, England, Finland and Russia.
On Aug. 11, meet Ray Conaway, masterful creator of Windsor Chairs. He will demonstrate furniture making from 1 - 5pm at 329 N. Main Street.
For further information check our NC Commercial
Gallery listings, call the gallery at 828/692-6222 or visit (www.wickwireartgallery.com).
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