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March openings:
Pismo Fine
Art Glass
After 25 fun and wonderful
years, owner Sandy Sardella is retiring and
PISMO Glass will be closing. PISMO thanks all
our loyal customers and friends who have
supported us over the years. Our 'Retirement
Sale" will continue through the ski season at
our Denver, Vail, and Aspen galleries. Thanks
for being a part of PISMO!
Friday, March 20
Abend Gallery
Peggy McGivern, solo exhibition Beyond the Iron
Curtain: Reflections in Paint and Verse. It has
taken years to formulate this show, for the
paintings and poems to help resolve our feelings
about the people and places. Now we invite you to
join us for Poetry and Paintings and listen to
hauntingly beautiful Eastern European folk music by
Mark Dudrow and Chipper Thompson played on the
traditional Romanian Bouzouki instrument, so you
too, can travel Beyond the Iron Curtain. –Peggy
McGivern
Walker Fine Art
Reception, 5-9 pm
UNCONSCIOUS METAPHORS Featuring: Anne Arden
McDonald, Susan kae Grant, Zelda Zinn, Bonny Lhotka. In
celebration of the Month of Photography, Walker Fine Art
presents an all-woman group exhibition featuring Anne
Arden McDonald, Susan kae Grant, Bonny Lhotka and Zelda
Zinn. “I have a personal affinity for surrealism,” says
gallery owner and curator Bobbi Walker. “I find the
intellectual narrative of reality juxtaposed with a
dream world quite fascinating.” The overreaching goal of
this 20th-century avant-garde movement in art and
culture was to magnify the creative potential of the
unconscious mind. The artists featured in this exhibit
continue this tradition.
Saturday, March 21
Walker Fine Art
MoP Artist Panel Discussion: 1-2pm
MOP Panel Artists: Anne Arden McDonald, Zelda Zinn, and
Bonny Lhotka will discuss their inspiration and
underlying narrative of the works from the current
exhibit, “Unconscious Metaphors”. They will give insight
into their creative methods, inspiration and underlying
meaning of their work.
Tuesday, March 31
Walker Fine Art
Art Conversations Series, 5:30-7:00p
Bobbi Walker, Surrealism, “Unconscious Metaphors”
The overreaching goal of this 20th-century avant-garde
movement in art and culture was to magnify the creative
potential of the unconscious mind. The Surrealists
believed that the conscious mind repressed the power of
imagination, weighting it down with taboos. In surreal
photography lighting and exposures are often played with
more than in conventional photography, and this can lead
to ghostly forms, abstract shapes and interesting use of
light/shadows. Through free association, cerebral yet
irrational, we can witness the juxtaposition of the
intellectual narrative of reality with a dream world.
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