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VELDA HARRISON ART
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| PAT BAKER ART |
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| CARLA SELF PHOTOGRAPHY |
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| SHERYL HOLSTEIN POTTERY |
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QUILT AND NEEDLEWORK EXHIBITION
The Cherry Log Christian Church Arts Guild sponsored an exhibit of member’s quilting and needlework. Work was exhibited on Sunday, October 17, 2010. Contributors: Susan Donaldson, Lynn Barrett, Shirley Brewer, Lynn Starr, Sheryl Starr, and Pattie Williams. |
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 Gary Tomblin
His jewelry is made using objects found in nature. The focal pieces are made of wood, hand worked metal, stone, sea shell, turtle shell, nut shell, and other natural pieces. Some of the beads are hand fashioned from bamboo, wood, and seeds such as chinaberry and seeds from tropical plants. The objects are finished with beeswax and natural oils. |
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 Ronald Midkiff
Ronald began bead weaving while teaching in Korea in 2002-3. His early focus was bead weaving on a loom. After teaching himself the basics of loom work, he has studied with the leading loom bead weavers in the United States. He also went to Japan to study for eight days with a leading Japanese loom bead weaver. http://www.blueridgebeadweaving.net or rgmidkiff@tds.net |
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 Ruth and Hoyal West
The Cherry Log Christian Church Arts Guild is proud to sponsor an exhibition of the nature paintings of Ruth West. Ruth West began painting wildlife after moving to the mountains of North Georgia in 2004, mostly for her own enjoyment. Jokingly she says, “I have trouble getting my models to hold still for the paintings.” Therefore, she resorts to painting from photographs. Her husband, Hoyal, makes the rustic frames for the paintings, He makes some from old weathered wood he finds.
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 Joan Dickenson Art Exhibit
The art work of Joan Dickenson will be exhibited in the hallway and Fellowship Hall through August 15. Please observe the wide range of subject matter and style of Joan’s work. She is a talented and dedicated artist. We are indeed fortunate to have her at Cherry Log. Joan is married to Dr. John Dickenson, a deacon at CLCC and a leader in the Haiti project.
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 C.W. Conner Art Exhibit
The art work of C.W. Conner was exhibited in the hallway and Fellowship Hall during May 2010.
C.W. (Claude W.) Conner is a self-taught artist who has worked with painting, drawing and wood carving over the past many years. He began selling his work in 1996.
C.W. was born in 1939 in Walton County, Georgia. He spent much of his early childhood in the rural South among the simple joys of a way of life now forgotten. His family moved to Marietta, near Atlanta, in 1943 so that his Father could find work. As a boy and later as a teenage, C.W. ambition to become an artist grew. As a young man, his desire to pursue a career in art was put on hold because of the need to earn a living. So, he applied his native artistic talents outside the art world as a draftsman and in the building trades. He has extensive experience in home design, building and landscape design. Even though he did not any formal art instruction, over the years he continued to experiment with materials that were available to him to develop an original style of his own.
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