The buildings in this small complex, including a museum and artist's studios have an old world charm, covered with ivy and surrounded by art in every form.
There are giant sculptures along the way.
An amazing and very musical wind forest created by artist Lyman Whitaker;
the wind chimes are wonderful to listen to.
Along with animals you are "not allowed to feed".
And funny faces to spook you from behind the trees.
And then this beautiful wooden door that invites you to enter
an exhibit by LINT. LINT stands for Ladies in New Textiles; the group consists of 13 fiber artists who meet monthly to share their work, plan exhibits, brainstorm and generally show support for each other.
Along with animals you are "not allowed to feed".
And funny faces to spook you from behind the trees.
And then this beautiful wooden door that invites you to enter
an exhibit by LINT. LINT stands for Ladies in New Textiles; the group consists of 13 fiber artists who meet monthly to share their work, plan exhibits, brainstorm and generally show support for each other.
And now, a sneak preview of what you'll see. Sondra Dorns beautiful "Forest with Vines".
And this wonderful piece by Susan Webb Lee.
And Norma Bradley who does amazing things with sheers.
and my piece "Morning's Glory"
Hope you can stop by - if not for the opening then sometime until Dec 31. The gallery is part of the Grovewood shop which houses beautiful art items for sale and next door is a wonderful little restaurant, a good place to bring holiday company.
And this wonderful piece by Susan Webb Lee.
And Norma Bradley who does amazing things with sheers.
and my piece "Morning's Glory"
Hope you can stop by - if not for the opening then sometime until Dec 31. The gallery is part of the Grovewood shop which houses beautiful art items for sale and next door is a wonderful little restaurant, a good place to bring holiday company.
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