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3 Man Show
Paint the Town
Bob Rohm, C. W. Dykes,
Richard Satava, Christopher Rich, Chuck Rawle, Clyde
Pickett, Dane Ellsworth, Don Ward, Darlis Lamb,
David Williams, Dawn Waters Baker, ,Dorothy Long, Duke
Sundt, Gale Webb, Gary Jack Thornton, Gay Faulkenberry, Jan
Busse, Jeff St. John, Jerry Palen, John Budicin,
Joan Potter, Kathleen Cook, Kathy Hinson, Linda Morgan Louise
DeMore, Mark Stewart, Mike Windsor, Milbie Benge, Mitch
Caster, Natasha Downs, Peggy Kingsbury, Richard Hawley,
Richard Prather, Richard Satava, Robert Deurloo, Royce
Gilliland, Rusty Jones, Suzanne Owens, Thomas Woodward, William
Melstrom, Zhiwei Tu
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Events
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Rusty Jones Show "35 on 35"
Rusty Jones and Marta Stafford
Rusty with his lovely wife, Tracey.
Marta and Rusty
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An Evening With The Arts
Burnet residents Sally Stemac,
left, and Deni Martin, director of "Plaza Suite," the current production at Hill
Country Community Theater, and Mary Ann Fletcher of Marble Falls chatted about
the comedy at an event last week introducing the play to HCCT
supporters. Members of the Guild of HCCT provided refreshments for the
event. Hosted at the Riverbend Fine Art Gallery in Marble Falls, the party
highlighted both the performing and the design arts, as artist Char Eppright,
right, worked on an original pastel during the event and actors Preston and
Ronda Dale Kirk, shown with the artist, later performed a scene from the play
. Information about the comedy is available at
www.hcct.org .
Photos of this event courtesy of Kay Herring,
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An Evening With The Arts
Wednesday,
September 9th
5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Patrons
can expect both surprises & prizes at this event !
Char will be painting and the cast members
from the classic Neil Simon comedy
‘Plaza Suite,’
will discuss the show & preview a hilarious
scene.
The
Performing Artists...Preston
and Ronda Dale Kirk of
Spicewood, a couple in the play’s story as well as real life, will provide a
selected scene from Act I. The play is, in effect, three one-act plays all
set in a single suite of New York’s famous Plaza Hotel. Other cast members
include Jonathan Clark, Stan Farmer, Jennifer Holland and Kristy
Morris.
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The Visual Artist ...Simultaneously,
Austin-based artist Charlene Eppright will be
creating a painting that reflects one of the play’s themes – romance,
fidelity, marriage and parenting. Eppright, a member of the American Society
of Portrait Artists, has focused
her attention primarily on portraits for almost 30 years. Recently, Char has
been enjoying landscape painting especially in European countries. She is a
member of Plein Air Austin and also a founding member of the Austin Pastel
Society.
Plaza Suite's History...Jim
McDermott, HCCT’s Executive Director, will talk briefly about
the playwright and the staying power of the 40-year-old play, which also was
made into a movie with Walter Matthau and Jean Stapleton.
Show Tickets ...
Attendees that evening will have a chance to
win two free tickets to the show (Sept. 10-27). Plaza Suite is opening at
the Hill Country Community Theatre Thursday, Sept. 10, for a 12-performance
run.
Fine
Art Purchases... Every piece of artwork in our gallery will be discounted 10% for
the run of the show.
Special Hotel Rates...
Hampton Inn (830.798.1895) and the La Quinta Inn (830.798.2020),will offer
discounts on their standard rooms in that same time period to any guest who
mentions the gallery, the theatre or the play when making a reservation for
this event. Hampton rooms, for example, which regularly start at $109, will
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Marta Stafford, Gallery Director, Riverbend
Fine Art Gallery, Marble Falls, TX, 830-693-6632,
rvrbnd@tstar.net;
www.riverbendfineart.com
Jim McDermott, Executive Director, Hill
Country Community Theatre, Cottonwood Shores, 830-693-2474;
director@hcct.org;
www.hcct.org |
Riverbend Fine Art Gallery Summer Hours
11 am- 6 pm Wednesdays through Saturday
In Marble Falls, take Highway 281 to the
Colorado River Bridge.
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A reception
celebrating premier pastel artist
Kathleen Cook
Saturday, March
21, 2009
6:oo pm to 8:00 pm
to see others in
the Kathleen Cook Collection visit
www.riverbendfineart.com
"Rapunzel",
pastel, 24" x 30", $3000.
23rd
Annual Bosque Conservatory , Silver Medal Award Recipient
International
Masters of Fine Art Invitational
Featured artist Southwest Art Magazine,
March 2009
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Art from the
healing hands of
Helen Sikorski, MD
Saturday,
March 7, 2009
6:oo pm to
8:00 pm
"Art gives one
the latitude to express, unrestrained , ones' emotions through
illustrations, perhaps pleasing others, perhaps pleasing only the artist.
Through this expression the artist can heal the person within".
Helen invites
you "to see through her eyes."
Guest
Artist, Dr. Helen Sikorski
Dr Helen Sikorski
was a professional mezzo-soprano and a classically trained pianist before
she began her training at University of Buffalo Medical School. It was in an
era that rarely saw women accepted in medical school. After graduating in
1950 Dr. Sikorski was the only female physician during her internship and
residency! Her practice as a family physician spanned 41 years. Her medical
education courses in various parts of the world (Eastern Europe, England,
the Netherlands, Japan, China and throughout the United States) exposed Dr.
Sikorski to the riches of life and the broad reaches of the arts.
Sumi-E,
the art of Japanese brush painting
The unique
Japanese art form called “Sumi-e” literally mean ink painting or painting
done in charcoal ink. Sumi-e requires only simple materials such as black
ink, water and white paper. These materials can be used to produce an
infinite variety of tones. This factor combined with the wide range of
strokes available with the varied uses of the brush provide the many faceted
possibilities in the art of sumi-e. It is the use of a single color of ink
to suggest many different shades and the dynamic quality of the strokes that
produce the characteristic style of sumi-e. An oil painting can be touched
and retouched until the artist is satisfied with the final result, but with
the indelible materials of sumi-e it is not easy to make or add
afterthoughts. |
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Did you know?
La
Quinta (830.693.2020) & The Hampton Inn ( 830.798.1895)
offer
our patrons a discount for gallery events. Mention the gallery to receive
this rate.
A 10%
discount is extended to you when you purchase two or more works of similar
value during a single visit to the gallery.
www.riverbendfineart.com
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Physicians Social
Riverbend Fine Art Gallery
&
Total Sleep
  
Featuring Landscapes by
Jane Hurd
Lifetime
Achievement Award Recipient, Association of Medical Illustrators
&
Rusty Jones
4:40 pm to 7:40 pm
Friday, October 17, 2008
Riverbend Fine Art Gallery
710 First
Street, Marble Falls, Texas
 
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Three amigos
at work
  
Thornton,
Gilliland & Ellsworth
As they paint
and sculpt
Saturday,
September 27, 2008
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Photos Courtesy of Kay Herring.
The inaugural meeting of the Hill County Community Theater Guild. |
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"Pride of Place"
June 14, 2008, 6-8, Fine Art paired with wine by Susan Auler of Fall Creek Vineyards
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| Bill Rives |
Ellen Mitchel |
Admiring Guest |
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| Marta Stafford, gallery
director, with Maxine Roberts |
Pride of Place Guest |
Valerie West |
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Susan Auler,
proprietor of Fall Creek Vineyard, admires Herb Rather's water color
painting. Susan Auler's wine pairings for the event were exquisite!
Auler paired "Rose Window, St. Ouen" with Fall Creek Vineyard's
Cache. "Cache...the complexity of this blend of six grapes takes
time to savor and enjoy." |
All Pride of Place
photos courtesy of Bobbie Gage.
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