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Tempe
artists exhibit at Gammage
Tempe
artists Lisa Adamsen, Nicole Royse and Beth
Ann St. George are displaying photography, acrylic
on canvas and quilted textile art at ASU Gammage
through Oct. 14.
Adamsen’s
exhibit consists of digital and 35‑mm
photos shot around the United States.
Some
of the subjects were growing by the side of
a highway or dirt road, and some were in formal
gardens or national parks, but all became part
of this display because their details were intriguing,
Adamsen says.
Royse
is showing acrylic on canvas works focusing
on abstraction through line, exploration of
shape and experimentation with texture and color.
Her
collection of acrylic paintings draws on the
natural world, particularly of flowers, as
well as the Arizona landscape.
St.
George’s work expresses African sensitivities
and uses the process of art as meditation.
Each
work reflects a story, a feeling or a message
that moves the viewer beyond merely the design
itself, she said. The pieces have such titles
as “Rainbow of Forgiveness,” “Wings of Prayer,”
“Star of Hope”and “River of Life.”
Viewing
hours at ASU Gammage, 1200 S. Forest Ave. in
Tempe, are 1 to 4 p.m. Mondays, or by appointment
by calling (480) 965‑6912.
Courtesy
photos
Quilted
textile by Beth Anne St. George (top), acrylic
on canvas painting by Tempe artist Nicole Royse
are are some of the artwork on display at ASU
Gammage.
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