April 2007

Opening on April 7th with a reception from 5-8 p.m., Museo will show new work from four artists who call Whidbey Island home.

Tim Leonard is a sculptor whose medium is steel. His sleek contemporary forms, sophisticated and elegant, belie the technical difficulty of his craft.  The smooth brushed surfaces have the luster of a grey pearl, and a quiet alluring drama.
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Alicia Lomnè is a glass artist who was born into a family of gifted professional artists. She has achieved national recognition as a master of the pâte de verre technique. This is a method of working in glass that is both ancient and very challenging. Her pieces are beautifully executed in gorgeous saturated colors. They are delicate and fragile, not unlike the the plant life she honors in this new series of work.
Click here to view more of Alicia Lomnè's work.

In her 'Cabinets of Curiosity' series Maxine Martell explores in detail scenes from the everyday - media, sketches, memory. These images come together in tall 'vertical poems' - layer upon layer of moments seen and caught on canvas, just like curios arranged on the shelf of a cabinet.
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Lana Sundberg is a painter who uses much more than paint. She works with many materials to create dramatic expressive works drenched in rich colors. She uses wax, cloth, collage and paints to celebrate nature, still lives and sometimes fanciful amusing imagery.
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A selection of work by various gallery artists is always on display during our monthly exhibitions.