This is a newly finished piece that is slated to go down to Fritz-Proter with my friend Ryland Witt. She and my partner Roderick Coles, have teamed up on the Atelier for the month of July. Ryland has an eye for color and pattern, and Rod has got the lockdown on the best stuff; antiques, European Modern... you name it, he can find it.
I am grateful that they wanted to include me in their fantastic project.
Tom Teasley: Sonic Saturation, Saturday, July 9, 7 pm, $15
Top: Untitled, Hanabi, Abby Kasonik, acrylic on panel, 45.5 x 73.5" Lower: Niagara, Hannele Lahti, photograph/archival pigment print, edition 1 of 3, 24 x 36"
The works in Saturate represent a variety of media including paint, woodblock prints, photography and video. Each artist takes a unique path to expressing him or herself - but all join together in giving the viewer the sensation of being near something very wet. The exhibit is made possible by the generous sponsorship of TTR | Sotheby's International Realty.
On July 9 at 7 pm Award winning multimedia/instrumentalist artist Tom Teasley will explore sound as manipulated, inspired and created with water. This one-time installation will include prerecorded ambient sound combined with live performance on instruments including Aquasonic, Water gong, Water bell, Water drum, tea pot, milk frother, electronic percussion, flutes and ancient drums.
Left: Silver Seascape, Diptych, Eve Stockton, woodcut mounted on Dibond, each panel 3 x 3' Right: Half Moon Bay, Stephen Estrada, oil on canvas, 54 x 54"
Athenaeum 201 Prince Street, Alexandria, Va 22314 703.548.0035 / nvfaa.org
We invite you to join us Thursday, Friday and Sunday from 12 to 4 pm, and on Saturdays from 1 to 4 pm. The Athenaeum is closed on holidays. Admission is free.
Before my upcoming show this June-July, I plan to have an open studio day for those who would like to see the work before it leaves town. The show will include 5 large and 8 small pieces, some of which you can see in the below posts.
Five artists with disparate styles and media all create work evoking water--sometimes literally, sometimes abstractly. Included are paintings, photographs, woodblock prints, and video works.
Exhibit generously sponsored by TTR | Sotheby's International Realty