Limelight Exhibit: April 2005-    Vision Gallery Artists

April’s Limelight is focused on the work of eleven artists from HAL’s Vision Gallery and comprises a wide variety of styles and art forms, including paintings in various media, photographs, assemblages, and porcelain. Visions artists include up and coming new artists, as well as established artists Don Broome, John Callahan, Paul Fitzgerald, Beverly Morgan, and Anne Southard.

Patricia Hrivnak is well known for her watercolor paintings and has been expanding into oils. She will exhibit two Botanicals in highkey, transparent watercolor; as well as two small oil paintings featuring a bold use of color and textural surface, rendered in an Impressionistic style.

Karen Young paints realistic paintings, predominately in watercolor, but also enjoys pen and ink and pencil.

Martina Dyer tries to capture moods and events she encounters in daily life and express them in watercolor paintings.

Pam Nelson whose work has been shown nationwide is known at HAL for her photography. She will exhibit photographic still life prints in Gelatin Silver, color photographs, and hand-tinted photographs.

Lynn Hartman expresses herself in assemblages and paintings. She likes “arranging objects that seem unrelated into a cohesive force to symbolically convey an idea. In my acrylics, I am looking for color woven with simplicity.”

Peggy Montano is another talented multimedia artist. She is a watercolor/mixed media collage artist, who has recently been painting in oils studying the style of the California Impressionists and whose work has expanded to porcelain, developing the design through many firings in a kiln.

Beverly Morgan

Paul Fitzgerald