Artists-Colony-2020-Auction-Guide

7. Karin Grow 11. Kathleen McCord
Cactus in the Moonlight
I’m a full-time artist born and raised in
Encinitas. Many of my pieces are on
display year round at Pannikin Coffee and
Tea on Old Hwy 101.
Www.karingrow.com
Instagram..karingrow
Summer Olympics 2020
Kathi McCord is a printmaker, book
illustrator and professor of art and film.
Her years of illustrating books for children
inspired the mice and her years at Comic
Con inspired the skateboard designs.
Her banner is inspired by the inclusion
of Skateboarding in the 2020 Summer
Olympics.
8. Janet Hansen
Stained Glass
These brightly colored intersecting circles
are outlined in black, to mimic a stained
glass effect.
Janet is an Encinitas-based artist with
strong technical influences. In addition to
painting in an abstract geometric style, she
also creates illuminated fine art, and LED
clothing and costumes. (see janethansen.
com and enlighted.com)
12. Mike Murphy
Beacons
Beacons is one of my favorite places
on earth for watching nature in action.
The view is different every day. The
sand coming and going, the greening of
the bluff in Spring and the browning in
Summer. The storms of Fall and Winter and
constant flow of beachgoers with smiles
on their faces.
9. Annie Leaf 13. Kylie Schwartz
Moonlight Sentinel
A 1958 photo shows the Moonlight Beach
Canary Island Date Palm next to a group
of buildings, its trunk about 20 ft tall,
topped by cascading fronds. Likely fed
by Cottonwood Creek, the fresh water
stream that flows to the Ocean, the Palm
towers 90 ft today. My painting honors
this amazing Sentinel in the Sand, bathed
in light by the setting sun.
Three Cardinals in the Snow
A few pops of red against a baby blue sky.
Snow hangs on the tree branches, silent
and heavy, and the air is crisp and still. It is
peaceful here.
10. Christinia Lee 14. Teresa M. Staal-Cowley
Untitled
I am an active 101 year old. In ‘94 I became
a member of the Artists’ Colony and in
‘95 I began teaching Hawaiian Dance
at Carlsbad Senior Ctr. When classes
grew there was less time for painting. In
December 2019 I retired but “Halau Hula
‘O Pualani” continues under Laurie Reed
who is an excellent teacher. Now I’m back
to painting. Danny Salzhandler asked me
to paint a banner....it has been a joy to
paint again.
Highway 101 at Mud Bay Olympia
This will be my fourth Arts Alive Banner.
I was a studio artist at the 101 Artists’
Colony before I moved to Washington
State to complete a prior learning from
experience document [PLE] called Art of
Therapy at the Evergreen State College. I
have always had an interest in the arts and
began studying art and exhibiting when I
was a child. I am most known as a Mixed
Media Artist, Calligrapher and Advocate.
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