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September Issue
2008
Davidson County Community College in
Lexington, NC, Offers Group Exhibition
The Davidson County Community College is presenting the exhibit,
Visions, on view through Dec. 12, 2008, in the Mendenhall
Building on the Davidson Campus in Lexington, NC. Artworks by
the eight featured artists include metal sculpture, oils, acrylics,
photography and mixed media.
Following are the artists and their diverse media areas:
Photographer Jeff Botz from Marshville, NC, is displaying several black and white photos of mountains, including Mt. Everest. The large tripych of Everest shows the beauty and majesty of the mountain.
Kay DeGraw's color photography comes alive with the beauty and spirit of nature. DeGraw, of Lewisville, NC, exhibits her work which features florals and landscapes.
Kendall E. Doub of Clemmons, NC, explores the dynamic relationship between color and abstract design. He uses heavy brushstrokes and vivid colors to create an energy of spirit.
David Gardner
David Gardner of Parkton, NC, incorporates the intensity of light into his photographs. This light defines the images and details of his subjects.
Michelle Hale of Winston-Salem, NC, exhibits her Hot and Cold series of paintings, which emphasize color schemes in mostly a cubism or expressionism style.
Lea Lackey-Zachmann
Lea Lackey-Zachmann's acrylic paintings and computer generated archival prints focus on a dream or meditation experience. The prints of a water path in a canoe are sympolic of being on a mental or emotional path. Lackey-Zachmann is from Winston-Salem.
Gail Wall's metal sculptures in forged steel are also symbolic of a dream world. The Winston-Salem artist puts the pieces of metal together somewhat as a puzzle.
Robin Walker of Charlottesville, VA, is an oil painter who expresses herself by letting the painting "happen" during the process of creation. Her self-expressive work can be inspired by any event, however small.
For further information check our NC Institutional
Gallery listings or call the college at 336/249-8186.
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