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.

Indigo Blues

These ocean paintings add just the right combination of excitement and calm!  How is that possible?

"Dunes at Dusk II" (acrylic) by Judith Perry

"Dunes at Dusk I" (acrylic) by Judith Perry

Another one finds a home!

Teddy M. recently walked into Indigo Fine Art Gallery, enjoying the art and the ambiance of our gallery.  In short order, he found "Hot on Queen" and decided it would be perfect for their kitchen, provided that Mrs. M. would love it as much as he did!  Off it went, to be "tried out"!  And he scores!    We think it's perfect too!

 

"Hot on Queen"

 (acrylic mixed media) by Helen K. Beacham

Visiting Old Friends (my paintings)

Friday, I was invited to visit the home of Nancy and Ray H., who now own several of my pieces.  This one hangs in their dining room and is entitled "Mepkin View III".  The scene is one that the monks of Mepkin Abbey get to enjoy daily!  I had gone to the Abbey to see the creches that were displayed during the 2009 holiday season.  I left the creche display with a peaceful feeling, and then I wandered down to the water's edge in the misty rain.  The result was this painting.  That scene has inspired another three paintings (one of which is ALSO owned by this family, and hangs in their parlor, next to the dining room).  It was nice to visit my old friends!
Helen

"Mepkin View III" (Acrylic Mixed Media) by Helen K. Beacham

New Artist: New Work!

Indigo is proud to introduce Charleston to its new featured artist, Dolores Poacelli, who hails from Philly!  Dolores paints in acrylic, collage and gold leaf.  It's going to be interesting to watch the viewer go through their "aha" moment when they first associate their own impression of a piece with the whimsical titles of the pieces.  Ms. Poacelli's work is now hanging in the gallery...

"Table for Two" (Acrylic & Collage, 11"h x 9"w) by Dolores Poacelli