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. 

Checking In After a Summer Filled with Art Activities

It’s been a while since I took the time to write here, and I have things to catch you up on! What have I’ve been doing for the past nine months? So much… especially on the art front. I’ve been in two different art shows with an exciting group of artists called the 50+ Artist’s Community... meaning everyone in the group is over 50 years old.

I was also a participant in a show at

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"Poetry in Color" Art Show Being Hung at Center for Creative Leadership for January Opening

"Poetry in Color" Art Show Being Hung at Center for Creative Leadership for January Opening

I have just returned from the Center for Creative Leadership for a walk-through of the show I’ve been painting for these past few months. Each participant worked from the verse of North Carolina poets whose poems inspired them. My own chosen poet is Betty Adcock.

Here is the postcard CCL will be mailing to friends requesting notice for upcoming show. Consider this your

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Painting challenge, there when I needed it, done. Now, an upcoming show!

It seems we have some catching up to do! The last time I blogged was last summer. Even after several of you asked me if you had been dropped from my blog list, I wasn’t motivated to write. So let me tell you a little story. 

In April 2017, Kathy Brusnighan asked me if I would like to be a part of a show Laura Gibson, art curator at the Center for Creative Leadership, was putting together for January 2019. Of course I said, “Yes”. Little did I know how important that opportunity was going to be for me in the future. 

In September 2017 I had a health crisis…

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