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other 2007 exhibits
Pacini Lubel will exhibit the paintings of Meg Holgate from April 7 through April 30, 2007 in the East gallery. Meg Holgate's ethereal painting's are inspired by the wonders of the Northwest - nature abounds. Scenes of rolling hills with a glimpse of a lake or perhaps a mist filled field with a hint of a sunset sky invite the viewer to inspect the canvas for deeper meaning.
A Seattle native, Meg Holgate grew up in New York and London where she writes "I was surrounded by a contemporary kaleidoscope of of artistic expressons of the 60' s and 70's. Now, years later, happily married and with my children embarking on their own lives, I have the opportunity to express my own passions in my work. For me painting is a form of communication - my voice, my tool to express the great beauty I see in in this world. When I paint it is important to me to find the soul of the subject I am painting. I see the energy of the landscape rather than the fine details of its physical nature. I seek the information that lies beneath the physicality and I choose to search for its simple essence. It is only when the soul of the work reveals itself that the piece is on its way to being finished".
Meg Holgate
Quadra Island Memory
Oil on Canvas
12" x 64"
2007
More works by Meg Holgate
The West Gallery will highlight several gallery artists including glass artists Steve Klein and Doug Randall. Additionally, painters Geoffrey Laurence, David Price, Beverly McIver and ceramist Debra Fritts will have new works on exhibition.
More works in this exhibit
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