Boise Art Glass
Casanova Glass
Elias Glass
Glass Eye Studio
Glasslight Studio
Michael Hopko
Fred Kaemmer
Robin Kittleson
Brian Lagesse
David & Melanie Leppla
Thomas Maras
Christine McGrath
Dan Mirer
Nolan Prohaska
David Royce
Studio Inferno
Willsea-O’Brien Glass
Lauri Wilson
Mike Carlson, R. Jason Howard, Shiloh Hunkapiller, Dan Neff, Peg Pribil, Kimberly Rich, and Kristi Thorndike-Kent.
Seasons on St. Croix Gallery invites you to our FIRST FRIDAY CELEBRATION
The gallery will be open until 7pm that evening if you wish to be amongst the first to see it. You can also come in-person throughout the month or watch the Virtual Tour.
Featuring Casey Beck (ceramic artist) and Mary Opatz Herges (oil painter)
The warm tones of fall are richly embedded in the works of both Casey and Mary. The work takes us from one season to another as nature changes colors and wraps us into the next season.
Mary is a landscape artist that captures light, color, and mood. She feels that landscapes are a perfect vehicle for expressing human emotion. She uses an abstract brush to create landscapes that are inexplicable, withdrawn, and unknowable. She feels that “when things cannot clearly be seen they can often best be felt.”
Casey creates utilitarian vessels that he hopes will also create a dialogue between user, process, material and self through a series of recollections. Again we are dealing with art and emotion. Casey suggests that “with the everyday use of a vessel, past memories are recognized, all while the user forms their own memories with the vessel. These memories accumulate and form a relationship between vessel and user.”
As we anticipate fall, stop by the gallery which is very COVID-19 prepared … only 10 people in the gallery all wearing masks with attention to cleanliness at all times. This show will enrich your experience and help you personally transition into the next season.
If you wish to see it virtually, it will be posted on our website – seasonsonstcroix.com. The show will remain up through September 27th.
SEASONS on St. Croix Gallery features the work of over 160 local, regional and national artists. The contemporary craft and fine art includes: clay, glass, jewelry, sculpture, metal, mixed media, fiber, wood as well as two-dimensional work in water color, pastels, oil, acrylic, photography.
