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Art bt Becky Christenson

Closeup portrait of a Wyandotte hen. Oil on canvas 6″ x 8″ $400 framed

Ozark Talent Bank August Runway Show auditions are scheduled during Art on the Bricks Art Walk at 6 p.m. The August 28th Show theme is Formal and Bridal Wear. We are looking for all ages, shapes, and sizes. No runway experience needed. We will have rehearsals to help get you show ready. No fees or charge to audition or participate. However, pre-registration is required. Just follow the Eventbrite link below. Please arrive between 6:00 PM and 8PM Expect to walk the runway. Show night will be August 28th and you will also be expected to attend rehearsal on the evenings of August 15th and 22nd if chosen. Open to ages…

We will be handing out samples, coupons, PSP merch, and Doing a raffle all money will go to the Humane Society For Animals.

Los Veleros will be performing live jazz on the patio at Mavis Wine Co. for Art on the Bricks, 8/12.

My work is an in your face exploration of memory, space, and time via manic color, line, and form. Recently I have been trying to blur the line between painting and drawing using household objects as spray paint stencils (milk crates, laundry baskets, and clothes hangers), along with hand drawn lines of pastel snaked through the space. Through my layered painting process a lexicon of symbols has emerged. The characters in my work are the horse, the house, and the gate. I am all three.

Tiny Tree was created with the vision of the stark whiteness of a bare white birch and the contrast of silver. It’s very minimalist on one level yet the complexity of the limbs reaching out embraces you. I use a wire armature covered in several layers of joint compound on gypsum drywall board to simplify hanging. White and silver acrylic paint are sealed with matte polycrylic. It has a sawtooth hook for hanging. 12″ x 10″ x 4″

Honeycomb trip canvas Native American piece

Lena Regina has dabbled with art her entire life. She was a professional wedding photographer for 20 years and had to retire 2 years ago as her eye sight is diminishing. Lena likes to work with watercolors or acrylics but is always experimenting with different mediums. Lena’s work is described as whimsical, playful and joyful. If you are looking for a card to mail to a friend or a small painting to hang on your fridge, stop by and see Lena Regina’s work! All work is 8×10 and smaller as Lena likes to challenge her eyesight with small works.