Archive for April, 2012

Jayne Cluggish and Wendy Musser Bring You the Ins and Outs of Art

April 24, 2012

From Jayne’s “Inner Visions” to Wendy’s “North Carolina Outdoors”, enjoy our new shows at Cary Gallery of Artists, 200 S. Academy Street, Cary, NC

 Final Friday Reception, 6-9 PM, April 27

Shows run through May 22

The Observer

Jayne Cluggish is fascinated by the endless surface variations of sculpting with clay. Her unique vision lead her to work first as a fiber artist and basket maker. Honed through years with yarns and vines, Jayne’s passion now informs her work in clay. Her creations begin with sculpting stoneware, exploring texture and form. As the piece emerges, she visualizes the post-firing techniques which will bring it to life. Using multiple layers of paint, Jayne applies the last step as a cold finish. This combination of materials and textures results in compelling three dimensional wall sculptures and relief tiles. These pieces have a spiritual quality which must be experienced firsthand.

Stone Mountain Creek

Wendy Musser’s beautiful paintings, in oil and pastel, go from breathtaking bucolic as she captures the heartsong of North Carolina! With vistas of mountains, woods, and fields, these recent on-location works capture outdoors moments with stunning sensitivity. A North Carolina native, Wendy was inspired to begin painting “en plein air” in 2001. Now as an award-winning artist, she continues to find the stimulation of painting in nature to be challenging and exhilarating. Her field paintings are worked to near completion while on site. Wendy’s goal is to capture the beauty of places she has discovered, luring viewers to want to visit the very spot she painted. Don’t miss this wonderful collection celebrating the Tarheel landscape!

 Enjoy free shuttle service during Final Friday Cary Art Loop!  Cary’s C-Tran buses will run a loop including Ashworth Village, Town Hall Campus, Cary Arts Center, and Crossroads Plaza

Jean Cheely Juried in to the NCMA Annual Auction

April 7, 2012

Jean Cheely’s “The Wives”, kiln fused and formed glass, has been juried into the North Carolina Museum of Art Annual Auction.  Jean’s work is one of 150 pieces juried in; all work is currently on display at the museum.  The Art of the Auction will be held the evening of April 15, when attendees may bid on the art work.


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