{"id":1444,"date":"2017-03-03T17:57:09","date_gmt":"2017-03-03T21:57:09","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/artworksaroundtown.com\/?p=1444"},"modified":"2017-03-03T18:49:21","modified_gmt":"2017-03-03T22:49:21","slug":"something-old-something-new-for-march-1st-friday-at-artworks","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/artworksaroundtown.org\/?p=1444","title":{"rendered":"\u201cSomething Old, Something New\u201d for March 1st Friday at Artworks"},"content":{"rendered":"
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“Introduction” Anne Foreman<\/p><\/div>\n

\u201cSomething Old, Something New\u201d the March 2017 show at Artworks around town opens on First Friday, March 3, at the Centre Market Studio Gallery. The show is open to the public from 5:30 to 8PM.
\nThe title of this show came from the musing of one of the participating artists and longtime member of Artworks, Anne Hazlett Foreman. Exhibiting along with Foreman is another longtime member of Artworks, Lenora Turbanic. The new artist on the scene is Jes Reger, a young watercolorist.<\/p>\n

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“Gold Finch” Lenora Turbanic<\/p><\/div>\n

Lenora Turbanic also works in watercolor but in a different style than Jes. While Jes\u2019s work is mainly a loose wet style with details in a more detailed dry style. Lenora\u2019s watercolor work is mainly a more controlled style emphasizing watercolor\u2019s delicacy and softness. Anne has painted in watercolor, but has worked more in oil and acrylic lately.<\/p>\n

Anne is well known for her portraits of Early American re-enactors and many of her ancestors. She has joking said, \u201cI\u2019ve sold my grandparents, my parents, my uncles and my cousins to complete strangers.\u201d Most of those paintings have depicted her family years ago in nostalgic scenes. Anne has also created murals of the history of Wheeling for Wilson Lodge at Oglebay Park and at the Centre Market in the Artworks Gallery. Some newer paintings of Anne\u2019s portray her young grandchildren. Anne is know locally for her numerous paintings of dogs. Her animal paintings have memorialize a number of local well loved dogs as well as her own Newfoundlands and her favorite pug, Tank.<\/p>\n

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“Orange Rose” Jes Reger<\/p><\/div>\n

Lenora has painted a variety of animals as well, along with numerous scenes of flowers and flower gardens. She has painted chimps and giraffes, cats and birds, and a good many trees in landscape scenes. Lenora has taught watercolor for years in private and small group lessons to children and adults. \u201cTo see a student\u2019s face light up when looking at something they painted, Lenora remarked, is the reward of teaching watercolor painting.\u201d Why does Lenora paint? \u201cI paint when it becomes too painful not to\u201d, paraphrased from the book ART AND FEAR. That remark will resonate with many<\/p>\n

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“Rose’s Magic” Anne Foreman<\/p><\/div>\n

an artistic person or lover of the arts.
\nJes is just getting her \u201cfeet wet\u201d in the exhibiting of her art work. A recent graduate of WLU she is an art instructor at both the Oglebay Institute Stifel Fine Arts Center and the Anchor after school program at Madison School. She has recently begun instructing workshops in watercolor at The Cat\u2019s Paw Studio. This show is her first exhibition with so few artists. While Jes finds her art as a form of expression, many of her pieces of artwork have a mystical dreamy unformed quality to them. She paints things that make her smile and has \u201ca passion for capturing the essence and beauty of the world around her\u201d. Her paintings have a spontaneous quality that defies definition.<\/p>\n

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“Mike’s Pond” Lenora Turbanic<\/p><\/div>\n

This show will be new work from the \u201colder artists\u201d as well as new work from the \u201cnew artist\u201d. It will be a treat to the eye and imagination of the viewer who finishes every work of art in their mind and eye.<\/p>\n

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“Bandit” Jes Reger<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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