It is sure to be a dynamic evening when Master draughtsman Alexey Steele comes to Carmel. He will be doing a live portrait drawing demonstration with local photographer Kim Weston sitting as his muse at Carmel Visual Arts on Friday December 13th. $20 ticket includes wine and cheese reception that begins at 6:30 and demo at 7pm. A native of Russia, Steele is the son of an academically trained painter, Leonid Steele, who is an acclaimed...
Read MoreLocal Color Open Studio at Carmel Visual Arts SAVE THE DATE(s) Saturday, December 7th & Sunday, December 8th • 2-6pm each day YOU ARE INVITED to Give the Gift of ART with local artists Rich Brimer and Carol Henry at their Open House Event “Local Color”, making this the first year of an annual open studio tradition. The newly established Carmel Visual Arts is home to the local art duo at The Barnyard shopping center. In...
Read MoreExhibiting Photographers Ansley West Rivers Michael Mirabito Catherin Colaw Luther Gerlach Mark Sink Alli Wood Brett Henrikson Todd Hunt Jean Luc Koenig Magdalena Maddox Russell Jeffcoat Dave Levingston Rob Cousins Kim Weston Christine Garceau Allan Barnes Robert Weston Kat Moser Joel Simpson Brandalyn Raymond Raúl Charlin Mark Sharfman Robert...
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Exhibit Opening Reception is October 26th, 6pm – 8pm. Free to the public. Exhibition Dates: October 26th – November 22nd, 2013 Exhibit Hours: Wednesday – Saturday, 11am – 5pm, Sunday, noon – 4pm Location: Carmel Visual Arts, 3728 The Barnyard, Suite G23, Carmel, 93923 This slideshow requires JavaScript. Carmel Visual Arts is a new art venue at The Barnyard Shopping Center in Carmel. The recently opened 1500 sq....
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Our two back-to-back workshops with the prolifically proficient painter and all around nice-guy Daniel Keys was attended by 16 students the first week and 12 the second. He placed brush-stroke limits on us and joked about how we would paint differently if he was charging $10 for each stroke. Smudging and blending and muddying the paint on the canvas was something that he showed would make weak images. Simple, bold, clean strokes that...
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