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Meet the Artists:  First Friday each month, 5p-8p

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"Earth Crush"

Featured Sculptor:  Denice Bizot

On Display Throughout September

Meet Denice: Join us for First Friday celebration
September 1, 5pm-8pm

A sculptor who works primarily with metals, Denice Bizot is an important member of the Chattanooga arts scene. Noted for her original use of found materials and her freewheeling sense of design, she creates abstract pieces of power and beauty. “I primarily use a plasma torch to cut and sculpt both new and repurposed metal.” 

Flight: metal sculpture by Denice Bizot
Car hood:  metal sculpture by Denice Bizot
Circle:  metal sculpture by Denice Bizot
Metal sculptor: Denice Bizot

“My passion for our huge space rock, spinning through the solar system, has grown immensely through the years.  Her abundant beauty is astounding.  Known as Gaia by many in the spiritual community, she provides us with minerals, flora, trees and animals in incredible abundance.  I believe working with metal is a direct way to celebrate the Earth.”

Welcome New Member!
Linda Coulter

Pastel painter Linda Coulter
Smoke on the Water Pastel painting by Linda Coulter

Smoke on the Water

Foster Falls Pastel painting by Linda Coulter

Foster Falls

“I have worked with pastels for the past 25 plus years.  Pastels lend themselves beautifully to any subject in any style – with texture and layering, in both complementary and local colors.

“My goal is to interpret it in a way that touches the viewer’s emotion, as it had mine.  It’s about color, value and light, and telling a story, often using underpaintings in watercolor, ink, pastel/alcohol, gouache and artgraf/water.  Pastels are pure pigment in stick form, and I am able to accomplish texture and value with ease.  My style is impressionistic realism."

In-Town gallery artist and family group photo
In-Town gallery artist and family group photo
In-Town Gallery: Wood turning demo by Roger Harvey
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