Lunar Locus has flown away from Indianapolis to Woodstock, Illinois for the 25th anniversary Women’s Works juried art show. The work is pictured above hanging in our house. The Northwest Area Arts Council presents this exhibit that showcases woman artists.
The show runs from March 8, 2012 – April 29, 2012.
On October 1, 2011, at La Macina Di San Cresci, I had an open studio and was able to show my Italy combined images for the first time. I was able to answer questions and discuss my work with people who live around and in the places that the images are based on. Here are a few images from the open studio show.
I had the chance to visit the 54th Venice Biennale in September 2011 during my artist residency in Italy. Â There are two main locations for the show along with numerous artists sprinkled throughout the city. Â In the Giardini, I found different pavilions that each contained an individual or grou...
I’d like to invite you to the Zionsville Brick Street Art Walk this Friday at 6pm. If you haven’t been able to make it to downtown Indianapolis to one my shows and would like to see one of the butterfly paintings in person, I hope you can make it to Zionsville. Admission is free and parking is free.
This Friday I will give a presentation about my Patterns in Flight series that is currently on display at Asbury University. Along with me, artist, Joel Klepac, will be talking about his work which is also on display. Current faculty will also talk about their work in the Faculty Exhibit.
My alma mater, Asbury University (formerly Asbury College) has asked me to show my butterfly series, Patterns in Flight. The show will be on view from January 15 until March 25. The twelve-piece series is located in the Kenyon Room of the Morrison-Kenyon Student Center.
Perseverance. Rebirth. Vitality. Making new again
There are times when one looks back in time and remembers glimpses of what came before. Visually, one’s eyes are isolated to perceiving what is now, however through images, pieces of time can be superimposed. Time and animation are integral elements in my dynamic still life paintings. During their lives, butterflies are creatures that themselves undergo great change. They start as insects bound to the earth and transform into wonders of flight.
It was more than a year ago that I began my butterfly series, Patterns in Flight. It’s now ready to break out of it’s cocoon (so to speak). Â RVSP today at the Facebook event: Patterns in Flight at Wug Laku’s