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Author Archives: Victoria
Spring paintings
I took a couple of months earlier in the spring to complete a large commissioned painting and have just recently gotten back to other work. This painting was inspired by my first spring back in Atlanta after many years, along … Continue reading
Posted in Daily meanderings, New Work, Paintings
Tagged abstract, art, avondale, beethoven, cat, fine art, jerald melberg, oak tree, oil, original painting, painting, Quinlan art center, Razumovsky, spring, trees, vega string quartet
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Earth works for Earth Day
In this week’s New Yorker, Geoff Dyer’s Poles Apart tells the story of a pilgrimage to the land art created by Robert Smithson and Walter De Maria in the 1970’s; Smithson’s Spiral Jetty at the Great Salt Lake in Utah … Continue reading
Funding the Arts
The American actor and artistic director for London’s Old Vic Theater, Kevin Spacey, gave an eloquent speech at the Kennedy Center on April 3rd in response to the GOP’s goal to cut all government funding of the arts. All of … Continue reading
Posted in Art reviews, criticism and blogs, Daily meanderings
Tagged arts education, arts funding, arts lehigh, chris matthews, culture, elaine de kooning, fine art, gop, hans namuth, hardball, huffington post, Jackson Pollock, john haber, kennedy center, Kevin Spacey, Lehigh university, mark rothko, msnbc, national gallery of art, national portrait gallery, NEA, nixon, Obama, revenue from the arts, shakespeare high, the old vic, tribeca film festival, willem de kooning, WPA
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Upcoming exhibits
Additional upcoming spring exhibits for April and May (see this post for current shows that just went up): April 16 – Avondale Arts Alliance, Art in the Afternoon. GA. Curated by Director Jennifer Singh. From 11am to 5pm. Map and more … Continue reading
Posted in Daily meanderings
Tagged abstract, acrylic, agnes scott college, anne dennington, art, autumn, avondale arts alliance, contemporary art, dalton gallery, decatur arts alliance, exhibit, fine art, gail vogels, jennifer singh, landscape, modern art, oil, orange, original painting, painting, Tadashi Torii, trees, victoria webb
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Music at Emory
Last night I saw the young Vega String Quartet perform Beethoven’s String Quartet in E Minor, op. 59, No. 2 – or the Razumovsky quartet – at the Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts on the Emory campus. This was an … Continue reading
Race, Sex, Politics, Religion…what not to talk about
That’s the title of an exhibit now up through April 16 at Emory’s Visual Arts Gallery, curated by artist Larry Jens Anderson. (that link is from Baltimore artist/writer/musician Jaclyn Paul, check out her site) The show was originally presented by Space … Continue reading
The Atlanta Beltline Project
I went on a bus tour of the Atlanta Beltline today with my friend Linda and another pal of hers. Our tour guide was an architect and a volunteer with the Atlanta Preservation Center. This project began after I’d left … Continue reading
New paintings for spring and a bird townhouse
Two new small works for spring. These were finished in mid February and since then I’ve been working on a large piece for a commission. Stay tuned. Blues for Ravel. Oil on canvas panel, 11″x14″, 2011. Daffodils. Oil on canvas … Continue reading
Posted in Daily meanderings, Gardens, New Work, Paintings
Tagged abstract, art, avondale estates, birdhouses, blues, blues for ravel, brad mix, contemporary art, daffodils, development, fine art, jazz, modern art, Music, oil, original painting, painting, ravel, rockbridge road, urban growth
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Upcoming Exhibits
My work will be shown in these upcoming spring exhibits. Unfortunately I entered Asparagus Bed into two shows and it was accepted in both. So now I have a small dilemma. Show listed first, then paintings. April 1-May 1, 2011 … Continue reading
Posted in Daily meanderings, New Work, Paintings
Tagged Academy of Fine Arts, art, art in the afternoon, associated artists, avondale arts alliance, exhibits, george billis, jerald melberg, Michael Marling de Cuellar, Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation, Phaedra Siebert, Rome Art Coterie National Exhibit, shows, victoria webb
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Native Georgia Wildflowers and Ferns of the World
Georgia Perimeter College’s native plants garden, just south of Decatur, is perhaps a well known secret to Atlanta gardeners. This past Sunday I spent an afternoon listening to volunteer Karen Lindauer’s talk on native plants that are easily grown here in … Continue reading