Ollie Rodriguez is a believer in dreams and fantasy, which can be found throughout her artwork. Her works have given her insight into different types of spiritual wonderlands. They are visions she’s had her whole life and now she brings them to life in her artwork. Through her pieces, viewers will have the opportunity to […]
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Throughout his collegiate career, in which Williams received two Bachelor of Fine Arts from Western Kentucky University and a Master of Fine Arts from the University of Memphis, he visited 48 states. During his travels, Williams experienced national parks, roadside attractions and cities of all sizes. He has also explored Europe and Central America, which […]
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“Still Life,” presented by Melissa Bridgman and Debi Vincent, is a collaborative art show that embodies the timeless beauty of monochromatic painting technique found in delft pottery. This exhibit is based on antique surface design, specifically transferware pottery, wallpaper and textiles. Pieces from both artists feature a mix of shapes and textures, showcasing delicate silhouettes, botanical […]
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Carol Buchman’s interpretive landscapes explore mythical, exotic outer and inner worlds. Ms. Buchman says she welcomes the creatures that appear frequently in her work as “symbolic of protector, witness, spiritual guide, companion and sometimes, just impish muse.” Her extensive vocabulary of bold color, collage materials and varied painting mediums layer her work with richness and […]
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Eclectic Eye presents “Year One” by Jill Samuels Now showing until January 2, 2018 “Year One” is a collection of mixed-media pieces that utilize acrylic, watercolor, maps and embroidery thread in their creation. These pieces carry distinct, feminine material references, while dealing with the human experiences of chance, intuition, balance and control. This collection of abstract […]
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Eclectic Eye presents “Works on Paper” by Jennifer Balink Now showing until November 7, 2018 “Works on Paper” is a collection of artwork inspired by a beautiful essay titled, “Between Solitude and Loneliness.” Balink derived these pieces from that essay, along with rivers, trees and open spaces, noting they were a bit haunting. These experiences […]
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