Clementine Hunter
African-American folk artist Clementine Hunter painted thousands of pictures before her death at the age of 101 in 1988. Her colorful paintings depict scenes of work, religious life and leisure activities of early 20th century Louisiana plantation life. This exhibit of Hunter's work is from the collection of Tom and Sandra Killian of Hunt.
Clementine Hunter will be the subject of an art talk by Robin Clark Ph.D. at KACC on Saturday, May 12, 1-3 pm. A reception will follow from 1-3 pm. |
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Gadzooks
The Guadalupe Art Dogs
Howl Again!!
A multi-media, exhuberant exhibit featuring the work of Halsey Bascom, Dotti Brundrett,
Lisle Drake, Susan Ehlers, Phyllis Garey,
Diane Henry,
Ken and Donna Malson, Marsha Mefferd, Liz Napier,
Hildegarde Slaughter, Joyce Troegel,
Margaret Warren
and Al Zirkel.
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Texas Botanicals
Endangered and Not So Much
A creative collaboration by the husband and wife team of Victor Summers and Lotus McElfish. The exhibit includes wildflower photography by Victor Summers and botanical watercolors of rare and endangered native Texas plants by Lotus McElfish.
Also on display will be a new project by the couple called: Texas Wildflowers. The project is a unique, limited edition accordion book, handcrafted by Victor, containing six of Lotus' Texas wildflower giclees with Mosquito wood covers, adorned with a longhorn concho and deerskin ties.
Reception: May 5, 1-3 pm
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