Dynamic Dreamer ~ Art Weaver

I’m proud to announce my participation in two upcoming art show events, one to be held in New York City and the other right here in South Florida.

First up: It is an honor and a privilege to be part of an extraordinary gallery event focusing on the theme of Fairy Tales!

FAIRY TALES: FROM DARK WOOD TO HAPPILY EVER AFTER
featuring the art of
Leela Corman, Mary Louise Geering, Lisa Hunt, Amy Saidens, Carisa Swenson, Kris Waldherr, Karen Zuegner and Kristina Carroll.

I am so honored to be sharing artshow space with these immensely talented artists, each bringing a vision of Fairy Tale land that is uniquely their own. I will be having original watercolor paintings from the recently published The Fairy Tale Tarot (Llewellyn Publications) as well as pencil drawings from the book and limited edition prints showcased in this splendid collection of outstanding fairy tale works. This is a rare opportunity to see my original art and the work of others on display for viewing and purchasing. I have to tell you, I LOVE this gallery. It’s a treasure filled with books, art and endless inspiration. I was so lucky to have been able to spend some time in this beautiful sanctuary with my close friend and owner, Kris Waldherr. It felt so comfortable and lovely and was filled with this ineffable artistic energy that really induced feelings of creative satiation.

If you’re in the NYC area, please stop in for a reception and viewing*~* opening October 23, 2009 – opening reception 7 – 10pm ~*~Come meet some of the artists and have the opportunity to meet the proprietor of the finest gallery in Victorian Brooklyn, Kris Waldherr.

Located in Victorian Brooklyn, Kris Waldherr Art and Words is Kris Waldherr’s working studio during the week and a gallery on the weekend. Not only is her gallery a stunning place filled with art, it is operated by the internationally famous artist and author of The Goddess Tarot, Doomed Queens and many other beloved publications.

All events are held at:
KRIS WALDHERR ART AND WORDS
1501 Newkirk Avenue
(entrance on Marlborough Road, around the corner from subway station)
Brooklyn, NY 11226
347-406-5811
subway: Q or B train to Newkirk Avenue
street parking is available

Next up:

The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale‘s AiFL Alumni Art Show will be held on Monday, November 2, 2009 until November 30, 2009 at the Mark K Wheeler Gallery, The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale.

During the 1990′s, I attended the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale as a Computer Animation student. And though my specialty was not focused on computer arts (though I was expected to learn and understand 2D and 3D programs), I learned to conceptualize and integrate my traditional artwork within an innovative production environment that enabled me to hone my skills and become a more efficient thinker, painter and project visualizer. Subsequent to graduation, I worked a few years in production houses as a conceptual designer and taught various art classes at my Alma Mater before turning to full time freelance studio work as a writer/artist. But my years as a student and teacher are memorable ones. Not only did I blossom as an artist and person during my time at AiFL, I met my husband, the fabulous photographer and graphic designer Kort Kramer and forged some lovely friendships that helped to inspire and nurture me as I continued on my artistic journey. It’s always a wonderful experience to return to my roots and have the opportunity to display work at the very institution that gave me my wings and showed me the way to endless creative possibilities.

Located at:
17th Street
Fort Lauderdale, FL

For further information call: 954-308-2109
or e-mail: awites@aii.edu

Tags: Amy Saidens, artwork, Carisa Swenson, creativity, drawing, dreams, drive, Fairy Tale, Karen Zuegner, Kort Kramer, Kristina Carroll, Leela Corman, Lisa Hunt, Llewellyn, Mary Louise Geering, studio, The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale, The Fairy Tale Tarot, work

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