Elements – Anjuli Johnson

I began my art career as a scrapbooker, and it was a natural evolutionary process from there to mixed media artist.  My pieces are combinations of paint, paper, clay, wire, and anything else I feel like using or experimenting with.  I am constantly working on new techniques and I am committed to expanding my talent through practice, trial and error, and the ispiration I find through the work of other artists.

Each piece is unique and unlike anything that has been seen before in the art world. Each piece has a story and a meaning behind it, but I love to hear others interpret my pieces based on what they see and feel.

“Facets of Isolation”
by Danielle Lota

My choice of subject comes from seeing the unique beauty found in the imperfections of things, by the somber and the melancholy of deterioration, abandonment and isolation. People may pass places every day without really looking or forget some places ever existed. My passion lies in showing the aspects of those places they may never otherwise see or feel: the eeriness, the sadness, the lonely, forgotten beauty.
-Danielle Lota

Bold Abstractions

First Friday from 6pm to 10pm – and Exhibit will be up from January 1- Jan 31st

Marwen El Hicheri

Shelley DeBlase

Shelley DeBlase

We’ll be showing Marwen El Hicheri’s vibrant and symbolic paintings, as well as Shelley DeBlase’s bold mixed work. The music group Thelonious NC will also be performing a cappella.  – Jenn Hales, gallery manager