ROCK...PAPER,...SCISSORS 2
Reception: Sunday, October 4, 4 to 8

Marty Wilson: watercolor
Suzette Hodnett: mixed media
James Stone: glass, stone, metal


Suzette Hodnett - mixed media
Suzette has exhibited her colorful, whimsical creations nationally. Her pieces are unique compositions that feature a variety of textures and themes. She was the featured artist at the Hillcrest Art Festival in 2009.

James Stone - glass and metal
James is a master craftsman in the arts of glass and metal. His interest in the origins of glass blowing developed as a young man during his travels in the middle east. He creates and teaches at his studio in San Diego.

Marty Wilson - watercolor
Marty began painting seriously after retiring as an art educator. She is a watercolorist and varies her painting between realistic and more stylized compositions.

Medusa Bloom, an Environmental Art Project in Plastic Bags http://www.medusabloom.org
Opening Reception: Oct. 17th, 2009 at 3pm

Katinka
Artist Bio
I’m a compulsive-obsessive artist. I dabble in bronze work, blown glass, oil painting, pencil work, clay, and jewelry. I drown in fiber, graphic design, acrylic paints, flour and frosting.
I’m a girly feminist with…
…an affinity towards dangerous female deities.
…a curiosity for the unknown.
…a facination towards bugs with communistic social systems.
…and a propensity for migraines. I have a passion for always learning something new. I love to create paintings of giant anthropomorphic ants with colors straight from the tube. I craft kaliedoscopes with hand blown ampules. I knit artsy shawls and scarves out of unusual fibers. Plus a regular spattering or smack, if you will, of what ever obsession I must get out of my system at any given time. My current projects include stained glass jewelry, repurposed messenger bags, an exploration of the renaissance snood, virtual cakes, and my big long term project: the Medusa Bloom Project, a socio-environmental study expressed through sculptures of Jellyfish. My art has been shown in galleries throughout Southern California.

Call to Artists...
if you are an artist interested in showcasing your work at Casita del Pueblo for this year's annual Día de los Muertos Collective Art Show Saturday, October 10th, please submit your Name & sample work thru email casitadelpueblo@msn.com

This applies to you also, If you are a vendor interested in selling your Día de los Muertos art products for our 4th Annual Dia de los Muertos Festival Sunday, October 18th 11-6 p.m.

Cars & Tatoo Artists are welcomed!

This event you don't want to miss...Media Coverage will be present! It will be promoted on 7-day planner for ABC!

Please send email to casitadelpueblo@msn.com if you are interested in receiving more information.
Thank you.

Wife and husband team, Holly overin and Glen Eisner present a 'second act' of their previous exhibit at the Shannon Center for the Performing Arts. This all-new installment includes manyof Glen's never-before exhibited figure and animal drawings done from life, as well as many plein air paintings by both Holly and Glen. Also showcased are three of Glen's personal favorite sculputures.

Reception: Saturday, October 10, 2009 4-7PM
The exhibit runs through August 24-November 21, 2009
Ruth B. Shannon Center for the Performing Arts
6760 Painter Ave (at NE corner of Philadelphia Ave), Whittier, CA 90601
Call for specific Lobby Hours. Phone: 562.907.4203

For More Information about Holly Overin, visit this featured artist in WhittierArtists.com

A message from Holly Overin: "Hi, I want to let you know about this great Music Nite Last Wednesday of the month at LOB, that's Little Old Bookshop bookstore, 6708 Greenleaf Ave. in Whittier 90601. Our band, Mythical Bird is playing the wednesday of Sept 30th, 7pm-9pm. Please come out and support LOB's cultural outreach...It's going to be a wonderful night of singing, listening, dancing, druming and browsing the book shelves, besides. This will also be Whittier street faire's last summer extravaganza, so come out and catch the rays of night sun and have some fun!"

Join us for a Grand Opening Reception

Solo Art Exhibition by José Silva

Artist Reception
Saturday Evening
September 19th from 6-9 pm


HOPE TO SEE YOU HERE!!

Casita del Pueblo
6738 Greenleaf Ave.
Whittier, CA 90601
562-693-2844

Don't Miss: Member and Open Juried Show at the Whittier Art Gallery
September 4-27, 2009
RECEPTION: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 from 2 - 4 p.m.

Local artist, Liz Dorn enjoys painting old houses and buildings with the look of a bygone era.
In the artists own words:
"Show me an old building with peeling paint, lots of texture, brick and stone walls that are falling down, and this is visual poetry to me. I also enjoy painting doorways, arches, and arcades. I completed a Brooklyn Doorway series of five water color paintings. I have used the urban decay theme in some of my paintings and would like to do many more. Realistically, this is what is happening to our large inner cities. What was once grand and beautiful has been neglected and no-one has the means for restoration. The recession has taken away the funds for historic preservation and unless neighborhood grass roots organizations recruit volunteers, a lot of these old structures will be gone forever."

For More Information, visit this featured artist in WhittierArtists.com