Alice's Art Gallery

 Once again the Square Foot Project, now in its third year, drew the attention of  many guests, artists and families. We all enjoyed a great evening with food and drinks provided by the owners of the Gallery.  The Art Gala Forum artists were responsible for organizing the event. Thanks again ladies for the effort you put into every detail to ensure everything went smoothly and accoding to the expectations of all thirty artists🙂🙂👍Well done

        I am exhibiting once again at the Art Square Gallery in downtown and would love to have you join me at the Meet the Artists nights. Please note that I will be attending both evenings during the times shown below: August 25 7:30 to 9:30 PM September 10  5 to 7 PM  

        I started this series of mega cities with New York on my mind. This city fascinates me. The energy of New Yorkers, those that live within, commute to and from, and visitors alike feeds power and vibrance to this incredible city. After visiting Manhattan several times a year, I experienced the special drive for success that people pull for, to make it in a giant city. The red in my collages is intended to capture this very energy. My painting, East Side Memories , captures the vibrant activity of day time and night life by the water at South Street Seaport while West Side Memories captures the green areas along the pedestrian trail on the Hudson River. The destruction of the Twin Towers is represented by the ravished steel and concrete at the centre of the collage, contrasted by the cranes and construction of the several buildings that now call World Trade Centre home. To me, these cranes are re...

Few years ago, I have saved the photo of my two daughters jumping in the Andes during a trip to Peru. I have cherished that picture for the untouched beauty of Nature in this part of the world and for the meaning that I have attached to that moment.... Two sisters sharing a travel experience while still young and free from the stress that eventually pollutes life.

I decided to leave my painting as you have seen it in the previous post. Mark making is for me like the signature on a document. It is not complete without it .

  Finally I decided to go really big.... At least big for me.This painting when stretched will be 42" x 66"  I am working with acrylics and lots of water This technique on an untreated canvas produces a batik effect that reminds me the textiles of the 60's