Exhibit Dates: September 4 – November 1
Public Reception: Wednesday, October 3 from 5:00 to 6:30 pm

Exhibit Dates: November 2 – January 2
Public Reception: Wednesday, November 7 from 5:00 to 6:30 pm

Exhibition Titled: Walkabout... Within
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas & Mixed Media
About: Robert Doyon's artwork & writing were significant outlets, and 50 years later he still finds inspiration in marks, line & color.  Doyon is currently working on a series of Walkabout paintings, each canvas "as deep as a child's sky." To view Doyon's work, visit www.3rdRavenStudios.com.

Exhibit Dates: January 3 - January 31
Public Reception: Thursday, January 10 from 5:00 to 6:30 pm

Exhibition Titled: The Garden of my Heart
Medium: Watercolor
About: Ellen creates watercolors that have an architectural but vitreous quality. Kathleen Bernhardt of Corporate Art Source, Chicago, and Kathleen Bernhardt Gallery, Sarasota, FL said that "I am to watercolor what Dale Chihuly is to glass blowing, that by taking a small object and giving it scale and attitude, create something uniquely my own." She works in a technique called "Wet on Wet". Little by little, layer on layer Ellen creates a sense of depth and mystery, carefully directing the viewer's eye to where I want it to go. She believes watercolor is an underrated and complex medium and it is my form of meditation. As I paint I become a conduit for good karma.

Exhibit Dates: February 1 - February 28
Public Reception: Friday, February 8 from 5:00 to 6:30 pm

Exhibition Titled: Travel and Such with Herb Booth
Medium: All Photography "Giclee Prints"
About: Whether he's  finding a beautiful landscape, or a row of chairs in room with a graphic pattern or creating a rhythm in a still life in the studio, Herb is on the hunt for his favorite images. He's always been drawn to patterns and leading lines especially when they are a little less perfect. Herb is a Commercial Photographer that loves to travel and find beauty and also the obscure. He also loves creating still lives and collages in the studio.

Exhibit Dates: March 1 - March 29
Public Reception: Wednesday, March 6 from 5:00 to 6:30 pm

Exhibition Titled: Louis Miller: A Celebration of Life in Oil Paints and Pastels
Medium: Oil Paints and Pastels
About: Louis paints vibrant landscapes and figurative scenes in a style reminiscent of the artists he admires such as Edward Hopper, John Singer Sargent, Paul Cezanne, and Claude Monet. In addition to Italian landscapes, Louis will be showing a series of works on the lively, sunset drum circles at Siesta Key Beach, Florida. Louis studied drawing at The Art Students' League in NY, and graduated with design degrees from Rhode Island School of Design, Ringling College of Art and Design, and The Ohio State University.

Exhibit Dates: April 1 - May 24
Public Reception: Thursday, April 4 from 5:00 to 6:30 pm

Exhibition Titled: Body As Landscape
Medium: Cold wax and oil, mixed media collage 4/5
About: Julie Brogan came from a music background, classically trained in voice and she played violin with a symphony for a number of years, but the visual artist has always been rooted inside her. Brogan's first series of work was created when she worked through the grief process of losing a loved one. She lost her husband and her house burned to the ground in the same year.  That series she entitled "The Crow Series" and the crow became both the imagery for her husband and her grief.  After eighteen paintings, the crow finally disappeared and the next series became "No Crow". Brogan has continued to work in series, usually initiated by a strong visual image.   Poetry or text often is a springboard for the visual. The human figure continues to re-invent itself throughout my work.  Layering becomes a metaphor for life and its complexity. The series, "Figure As Landscape", gives reference to the human figure; layered and complex on our planet. Brogan hopes that her work asks questions of the viewer, that we all might speak with clarity, listen carefully and look from our hearts.