future plans, 2007, oil on canvas, 36x40, obe, 2010, oil on linen, 60x72, subject/object, 2007, oil on canvas, 40x42
i love it when paintings look like textiles...see more here.
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I'm a mixed media artist, workshop instructor and adjunct professor at tyler school of art in Philadelphia, PA...On this blog you'll find images of contemporary painting, drawing, craft and design that inspire me...For more about me, my work, shows i'm in or workshops i'm teaching, visit my web site at www.lorraineglessner.net
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upcoming workshops i'm teaching
Private encaustic workshops for Fall, 2013 are filled!!!
I'm currently scheduling January-April, 2014. Book yours now!!...please email me for available dates.
2014
Lecture: Materials, Methods and Process
June 6, 9:30-10:30 am
EighthInternational Encaustic Conference
Provincetown Inn
1 Commercail Street
Provincetown, MA
encausticconference.blogspot.com
Collaborative Workshop with Elise Wagner
The Alchemy of Process Visiting Artist Series
**DATE CHANGE** February 28-March 2
Elise Wagner Studio
Portland, Oregon
www.elisewagner.com
contact: elise wagner
Mark-Making & Mixed Media Encaustic
March 5-9
Eugene Textile Center
1510 Jacobs Drive
Eugene, OR
www.eugenetextilecenter.com
contact: suzie liles
Mixed Media Encaustic
June 13-17
Peters Valley Craft Center
19 Kuhn Road
Layton, NJ
www.petersvalley.org
contact: Jen Apgar
upcoming shows
2013
2-Person Exhibition: Shadow Circus
September 28-December 15
Reception: September 28, 6-8 pm
Marietta-Cobb Museum of Art
30 Atlanta Street
Marietta, GA
770-528-1444
www.mariettacobbartmuseum.org
Group Exhibition: Obscure/Reveal
November 15-January 4
Reception: November 15, 6-9 pm
James Gallery
413 Main Street
Pittsburgh, PA
www.jamesgallery.net
2014
EXHIBITIONS
Group Exhibition: Swept Away
May 18-September 7
Reception: TBA
Hunterdon Art Museum
7 Lower Center Street
Clinton, NJ
www.hunterdonartmuseum.org
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Cara's work is really inspiring.
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