One of the WC3’s unique qualities is our gallery and the exceptional artists we exhibit.
“Three Palettes” runs through May 20th.
A little bit about the artists:
Liz Frazier attended the Corcoran School of Art and the Washington Studio School, both in Washington D.C., and studied art in Siena, Italy. She has been teaching drawing, monotypes and painting in the Roaring Fork Valley for 17 years.
Katalin Domoslay works in several art mediums, while drawing is the foundation of her work as an architect. “Since early childhood, art has been one of the most important elements of my life,” she says. “As a child growing up in Eastern Bloc Hungary, I had the privilege of studying with some wonderful “underground” artists. Under their tutelage, I first learned the joy and expressive possibilities of drawing and painting. After immigrating to the States in 1981, I decided to pursue a career in architecture and interior design, obtaining Master Degrees in both from the University of Colorado, Denver. I simultaneously continued with my art work and always found ways to incorporate it with my design work.”
Mindy Vernon grew up in a home with a family art collection, surrounded by the works of Picasso and Miro, Trova and Duchamp. While her influences began with the great masters, she was later inspired by the Impressionists and the freedom of the Abstract Expressionists. She attended the Marchutz School of Painting in Aix-en-Provence where her work developed a certain spontaneity and nature continued to inspire her. Mindy has been a graphic designer for over 30 years with a focus on image branding and illustration. She has been painting and drawing both in nature and in the studio, throughout her life.
Stop by to see this beautiful exhibition today! And as always, come say “hello”, we’d love to hear from you.