A screenroll of art — try the Virtual Gallery for a lift!

Posted in More Stories, Spotlight, Virtual Gallery, Visual Art

BY PATRICIA DUFF
Whidbey Life Magazine editor
Oct. 2, 2013

Kitos, photograph (pigment print mounted on cradled panel), 12x16


Short of seeing it live, scrolling art across a screen is unexpectedly satisfying. Take a look at WLM’s Virtual Gallery this month and brighten your day.

This show features the ChromoAlchemy photographs of Kim Tinuviel and a variety of work by printmaker, carver, painter Diane Tompkinson. Both artists have created a happy variety of surface texture, color and design.

Watch color, texture, pixels, paint, cuts, print, design, forms, faces and gestures move in a kind of carousel of art across the screen. One artist takes rust on metal to a new place, while the other gathers you in through her intricate hand, and her sweet inspiration from the animal world.

WLM Virtual Gallery curator Anne Belov, a painter in her own right, does a nice job of finding two artists for this gallery whose work is an excellent complement to each other.

 Starry Night, 4x6 in. linocut print

“Starry Night,” is a linocut print by Diane Tompkinson./Photo courtesy of the artist.

Check it out and see if you agree.

Click here (you know you want to.) Enjoy an onscreen art show today!

(Pictured at top, Diane Tompkinson’s “Long-Eared Owl” linocut print./Photo courtesy of the artist)

Patricia Duff is a free-lance journalist and the editor of this magazine. Reach her at editor@whidbeylifemagazine.org.

 

 

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