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A R T E D U C A T I O N
Artist: Cheryl Holz
Cheryl Holz was an invited speaker at the National Art Education Association’s annual convention held in Chicago. The convention is the world's largest art education convention. Cheryl was also a speaker at the Nature Artists Guild meeting at the Morton Arboretum, and was entered in the juried exhibition of Fine Art inspired by nature also held at the Arboretum. Cheryl says "for a change of pace" she created a public sculpture in conjunction with the Sci Tech Museum’s Dinosaurios Argentinos exhibition in Aurora, IL. Her sculpture titled Countdown to Extinction is striped with names of extinct species from tail to head, and resides in Millennium Plaza in Aurora.
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T H E B O D Y A S L A N D S C A P E
Artist: Brian Leighton
Brian Leighton has been busy with exhibitions on both coasts of Florida. At the Holden Luntz Gallery in Palm Beach, Brian exhibited his large scale nudes along with works of other photographers, including his inspiration, Horst P. Horst. The theme of this exhibition was "On Skin – The Body as Landscape". Across the state, Brian also exhibited "Brian Leighton’s Succulent Fruit" as the Beck Gallery in Tampa. Brian’s nudes were also featured in a recent edition of Grazia in the UK.
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A P P E A R I N G O N B R O A D W A Y
Artists: Jessica Daryl Winer
Jessica Daryl Winer's artwork Sardi's Screens was unveiled to the press at a private party at the famed Broadway restaurant Sardi’s. The mural is on permanent exhibition in the restaurant’s legendary banquet space, The Eugenia Room. The seven panels (7’5” x 25’) depict over 150 Broadway legends from the last century, both past and present, in their signature roles. The screens are adapted from Winer's mural Curtain Call which was originally commissioned in 1998 for the Times Square Visitors Center in the restored Embassy Theatre on Broadway. At that time it was dedicated by Kitty Carlisle Hart and over the ensuing six years was viewed by an estimated 6 million visitors. The Sardi’s party was attended by many Broadway, performing arts and art world luminaries, including Patricia Neal, Tammy Grimes, Bebe Neuwirth, Cynthia Gregory and LeRoy Neiman.
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Jessica Daryl Winer's work.
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