It’s that time of year when the snow has all but melted, the
skies are gray, and everything is dull and barren. It can be quite a depressing
sight, so what better way is there to brighten your spirits than with the
pleasing aesthetics of local artwork?
- Now through February 22,
2014: Charlottesville
Camera Club Exhibit at Green House Coffee. Coffee and art seem to go
hand-in-hand, so what better place is there to indulge in some amazing
photography than at a local coffee shop? (But, if you’d rather not drive
all the way to Crozet for coffee, then check out Baine’s Books and Coffee
right here in Scottsville, VA!)
Dark Hedges by Deb Snelson
- From now through May 18,
2014, you have the pleasure of viewing a series of images by Nici
Cumpston, an Indigenous Australian, Barkindji artist, and cultural
curator. “having-been-there”
is displayed at the Kluge Ruhe Aboriginal Art Museum and depicts a
fascinating portrait of Aboriginal life in Australia before the Europeans
settled there.
- From now through February
16, 2014 a series of artwork by Ellen Hathaway entitled “Passages: New Paintings” will be
on display at Les Yeux du Monde in Charlottesville. These incredible
acrylics on canvas display floral artwork in a stunning array of color
that is sure to liven the winter months.
Breaking Apart by Ellen Hathaway
- From February 7-28, 2014, bozArt
Gallery in Charlottesville will display “Sweet Temptations” by local
artist Suzanne Nelson. Nelson’s art includes everything from color pencils
to oils to fiber arts to clay, and her latest focus has been facial
features.
Orange Cow by Suzanne Nelson
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