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September Issue 2002
Christa Faut Gallery in Cornelius, NC, Features Works by Elizabeth Bradford Millsaps
The Christa Faut Gallery in Cornelius, NC, will present an exhibition entitled, Water, Earth, Sky, featuring paintings by Elizabeth Bradford Millsaps, on view from Sept. 6 through Oct. 9, 2002.
Millsaps lives in Davidson, NC, in her great
grandfather's farmhouse, which has been in her family since 1890.
She finds it the perfect setting for the exploration of her southern
roots. For many years, she has painted the shift in her community
from farming to suburban life, visiting with farmers and studying
the traditions of her community.
Millsaps' work, as a whole, focuses on intricate formal patterns
found in nature and on the experience of color, and ranges from
small to intimate to large scale. Her medium is acrylic on canvas.
Though representational in nature, Millsaps' paintings have a
strong connection to the traditions of abstractions, and show,
as well, the influence of pattern and decoration often found in
pop art.
Millsaps studied art at the University of North Carolina and Davidson
College. Her work has been collected in many corporate, as well
as, private collections throughout the US. She was recently included,
for the second time, in the Art In Embassies program, a project
to place work by American artists in embassies around the world.
Millsaps has held many solo exhibitions, including shows at UNC-C
and Davidson College, as well as six previous exhibitions at the
Christa Faut Gallery.
For further information check our NC Commercial Gallery listings, call the gallery at 704/892-5312, e-mail at (rfaut@bellsouth.net) or on the web at (www.christafautgallery.com).
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