Spoonbill Gallery in Greenville is set to unveil a new exhibit titled ‘Nature Deconstructed’ on January 10. Highlighting the works of artists Becca Splawn and Shelley Cade, the collection explores themes of nature’s resilience and individual vulnerability. The opening reception will take place from 6 to 9 p.m., providing art lovers an opportunity to mingle and admire the artwork. The exhibit will run until February 1, inviting the public to appreciate the unique interpretations of nature and emotions through art.
If you’re in Greenville and have a penchant for art, mark your calendars! On January 10, the Spoonbill Gallery, located at 1292 Pendleton St., will unveil an exciting new exhibit titled “Nature Deconstructed.” This fresh collection will spotlight the incredible works of two talented artists: Becca Splawn and Shelley Cade.
The exhibit explores the themes of nature’s resilience and the vulnerability we all experience individually. Both artists have crafted unique pieces designed to provoke thought and reflection. Becca Splawn, a mixed-media artist, is known for her beautiful landscapes that are brought to life on canvas. She skillfully blends different materials to create layers that invite viewers to dive deeper into the natural world. You’re likely to find yourself captivated by her magical interpretations of landscapes that speak to the undying beauty of nature.
On the other hand, Shelley Cade brings her own flair to the mix with her mastery of acrylic and oil paints. Shelley has a knack for capturing impressionist skies, giving you a sense of the endless possibilities above. In addition to her breathtaking skies, she also delves into expressionist portraits, exploring emotions and vulnerability through the faces she paints. Together, Becca and Shelley form a dynamic duo that promises to leave visitors with an unforgettable experience.
To celebrate the launch of this beautiful collection, Spoonbill Gallery is throwing a special First Friday reception on January 10 from 6 to 9 p.m. The opening night will be filled with excitement, offering a chance for art lovers to mingle, sip on refreshments, and first-look at the artwork. It’s the perfect opportunity to meet like-minded individuals who appreciate the arts and to support talented local artists as they showcase their works.
The exhibit will be open to the public starting January 10 and will run through February 1. Whether you’re a seasoned art enthusiast or someone who simply enjoys a good stroll through a gallery, this exhibit presents an excellent chance to immerse yourself in the world of creativity.
Curious about the exhibit or want to know more about the artists? More details can be found online at spoonbillgallery.com. It’s a great resource to discover more about the show and the artistic minds behind the works.
So, if you find yourself in the area, don’t miss out on this wonderful opportunity to appreciate art that reflects on nature and our personal experiences. The Spoonbill Gallery promises to be a vibrant hub of creativity, and “Nature Deconstructed” is just the kind of exhibit that can inspire thoughts and conversations with friends or even help you discover a new favorite artist. See you there!
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