My Work On Exhibit at Marshall's Little Art Gallery in Greensboro

Good morning. I know that you have not heard from me in a while, so I have some exciting news. This Saturday, August 28th, there is an art opening featuring my art at Marshall’s Little Art Gallery at 2105 W Cornwallis Drive, Greensboro from 2-4pm. Along with my work there will be pottery by Susan Ridenour and Wearable Art:  Scarves by Hollis Gabriel. We would love to see you there and visit for a while. 

Abstracting an image of the Georgia O'Keefee House

On March 11, 2020 I moved home and set up a studio in my den, never imagining that a year later I would still be painting small paintings in that little studio. 

I cannot say that it was a year lost. I have painted more in the past year and experimented than ever before.

As most of you know I have painted mostly realistic impressionist work. So this little story may come as a surprise to some of you.

In 2017 I had the good fortune of going to New Mexico for a conference and while there I spent a day at the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum in Santa Fe and going to Georgia O’Keeffe‘s home in Abiquiu. 

While at her home I must’ve taken a couple dozen photos. About a week ago my girlfriend who went with me to that conference, Julie Dameron, sent me a video from her photos of our time touring New Mexico. This made me look back through my photos and I decided to see if I could abstract Georgia’s home. 

Here’s my photo and painting. What do you think? Would Georgia approve? I know I’m having fun and learning a lot. I do love knife painting!!

Ciao, 

Phyllis