Arts and Artists

This interview airs beginning August 25.
Creating beautiful works in clay and teaching others to do the same, at the University of Mary Washington, keep Lorene Nickel and Joseph Detwiler busy. Debby Klein visits this delightful husband and wife team in their lovely home created to house their spectacular works. 

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August

Headquarters: Uniquely Fredericksburg
Salem Church: Rachel Carroll

September

Headquarters: Uniquely Fredericksburg
Salem Church: Carol Josefiak

October

Headquarters: Penny Hicks
Salem Church: Dennis Carroll

November

Headquarters: Nancie Harris
Salem Church: Robin Barret

December

Headquarters: Winners of the Teen Art Show
Salem Church: Carol Phifer

Uniquely Fredericksburg, the bi-annual juried exhibit of  works inspred by the Fredericksburg experience, opens tonight with a reception and awarding of prizes in the Central Rappahannock Regional Library Theater, 5:00 - 7:00.  The public is invited to attend.

Painting, drawing/printmaking, photography, computer generated art, and mixed media depicting Fredericksburg's scenes, sites, and people will be exhibited through September 28. Works are available for purchase.

See paintings by Brandon Newton in the Headquarters Atrium Gallery through the end of July.

Brandon is a member of both Art First Gallery and LibertyTown Arts Workshop, and he has his own gallery at 620 Caroline Street in downtown Fredericksburg.

Visit his web site for more information:
www.brandonnewtonart.com

 

Paintings by Hsi-Mei Yates and her students are on display in the Headquarters Atrium Gallery through June.

Hsi-Mei lives in Stafford and has a studio at LibertyTown Arts Workshop.

Visit her web site to find out more:

www.hsi-meichinesewatercolor.com/
 

Hsi-Mei Yates - "Blue Chain (Crabs)"
Watercolor
$500

Paintings by Joan Limbrick are on display in the Headquarters Atrium Gallery through May.

Joan lives in Fredericksburg and has a studio at LibertyTown Arts Workshop.

Visit her web site to find out more: www.joanlimbrick.com

 

Before there was Bridget Jones or Ugly Betty, there was Georgy Parkin. Quirky, plain, sweet and somewhat plump, this well-meaning girl from the wrong social circles looked for love in swinging '60s London.

This interview airs beginning April 28.
Lisa Avery, dancer, teacher, and choreographer continues to inspire students and audiences with the beauty of ballet. Meeting in her studio, Debby Klein talks to her about the importance of dance as an expression of the arts.

Are you a teen poet? Here's something to celebrate: our annual Teen Poetry Contest!