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| Thinning Veils Collage 14 x 11 A Triscelle superimposed over a Celtic Cross symbolizing the melding of the Old and New religions |
Art Show Kicks Off WICA Theater Series Performance
Art Reception ~ Friday, April 6th at 6:00 p.m.
In the Lobby at WICA • Free & Open to the Public
WICA will host “Reverence,” an exhibit of works by local artists (listed below), with an art reception Friday evening in the lobby. This fabulous art show serves as a prelude on the opening night of Doubt, A Parable, by John Patrick Shanley,
“Reverence” will remain in the WICA lobby until the end of April.
“Reverence” curator Cary Jurriaans says this about the art show:
“In our society, where movement is constant, the visual arts are revered as it gives us time for some pure and serene stillness that cannot be found elsewhere. In my opinion, the goal of the artist is to create beauty.”
Featured Artists:
Judith Burns • Faye Castle • Cary Jurriaans • Barbara Kelly
Earl Lasher • Pamela Mathues • Claudia Pettis • David Price
Phyllis Ray • Sandy Rubini • Deborah Short • Pat McVay
Lois Mathew • Gaylen Whiteman • Hamid Zavereei
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| Sunrise at Clonmacnoise Acrylic on Canvas 11 x 14 |
Mystical Ireland Series to be shown are:
Thinning Veils
Sunrise at Clonmacnoise
Carraig Phadraig
Clonmacnoise was founded in Co. Offaly on the Shannon River by St. Ciaran in the 540’s A.D..
One of the monasteries most famous products of its scriptorium was the book of Dun Cow (Lebor na hUidre), the earliest known example of literature written in the Irish language.
The year we visited there had been a lot of rain causing the Shannon to flood.
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| Carraig Phadraig Acrylic on Canvas 11 x 14 |
Carraig Phadraig or Rock of Cashel is reputed to be the site of the conversion of the King of Munster by St. Patrick in the 5th century. One of Ireland’s early kings, Brian Boru, reigned from Cashel, where he was a noted patron of the arts.
It is an amazing site. As we drove North on a very flat road all of a sudden a huge hill appears in front of us with it's incredible buildings.
