Motown!

"Set Me Free, Why Don't You Babe?" by the Supremes (oil  10 x 8) by Judith Perry

Perry says, “Art making requires passion.  It's like dancing.  It's something you feel and have to express.  Having been raised in the staid southwest corner of the state of Washington, my life was isolated from the broader world.  As a teen, I first heard the music of Motown…soul music.  Soul music was an obvious display of passion and it expressed in word and sound what I felt about visual art.  As I developed formally as an artist at the School of the Art Institute in Chicago, the emphasis was on figure drawing.  To me the human form is the ultimate landscape.  It carries undulating curves, sharp forms, and multiple colors. “

Indigo Fine Art Gallery will host a reception for Judith Perry on Friday, November 4 (5-8pm).  Visitors to the show will witness the passion of soul music merged with the visual form.  The titles of Perry’s new pieces reflect the moods of this expressive music.

Kent Lovelace Paintings

Kent Lovelace's paintings are headed to various parts of the country after this weekend's October Art Walk in Charleston!  Their new homes await them!

"Avant La Moisson" (French for "Before the Harvest") Oil on copper
by Kent Lovelace
SOLD

"Anatraia II" (Oil on copper)
by Kent Lovelace
SOLD

"Charmoy" (Oil on Copper)
by Kent Lovelace
SOLD

"LaCoste Study" (Oil on Copper)
by Kent Lovelace
SOLD

Wonderful home for our paintings!

"Constant Affirmations" (acrylic mixed media) by Helen K. Beacham
When the sunset glows through the window on the right, this painting lights up the dining room!

"Charleston Bride" (oil) by Paula Lonneman
Perfect combination of elegance and "casual" - this painting completes the composition near the piano.

Two more of Paula Lonneman's oil paintings add a personal touch to the  bar area in the Smiths' Charleston home.