You're Invited: Two Must-See Art Exhibitions!
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Dear Reader, I’m thrilled to share that I have work featured in two upcoming exhibitions! If you’re in Utah or Tennessee, I’d love for you to stop by and experience these incredible shows. Robert N. and Peggy Sears Invitational Art Show & Sale📍 Sears Art Museum, Utah Tech University – St. George, Utah Every year, the prestigious Robert N. and Peggy Sears Invitational Art Show & Sale brings together over 100 talented artists from across the West, showcasing more than 200 breathtaking works in a variety of styles. I’m honored to have my pieces, "Tools of the Trade" and "Break of Dawn," included in this year’s show. This is a wonderful opportunity to see an inspiring collection of traditional, contemporary, and sculptural artwork. To view the work included in this show, please click the button below
The event begins with a Gala Opening Reception and Preview on Friday, February 14, 2025, at 6:30 p.m. This is a wonderful opportunity for guests to view and purchase artwork before the general public. To purchase tickets to this Gala, please click here. Women Artists of the West 55th National Juried Exhibition 📍 Customs House Museum & Cultural Center – Clarksville, Tennessee I’m also honored to have three of my paintings included in the Women Artists of the West 55th National Juried Exhibition. WAOW is the oldest juried women’s art organization in the United States, featuring a highly selected group of artists dedicated to their craft. This exhibition highlights the talent and dedication of women artists from across the Western Hemisphere, offering a beautiful and diverse collection of artwork. Each of these paintings are poured watercolors, mounted on a panel and varnished. I then had them custom framed by a very talented friend. I absolutely love that the frames make the paintings really stand out more. To view the other entries, please click here I would love for you to visit one of these exhibitions if you’re in the area. Color Studies in Watercolor: Green To continue with the theme of florals while exploring different colors, this month's online mini course will be painting a Green Goddess Lily. If you don't know what a Green Goddess Lily is, then let me enlighten you. These lilies are Calla Lilies with a beautiful green tip. These can range from a slight green at the tip to green throughout the flower. Below is the image that we will be painting in this course while we discuss the many ways to create and paint with green. This course will be held over Zoom, Tuesday, February 18, 4-6:30 pm PST The cost is only $25 US It will be recorded (in case you can not make the live session) and you will have lifetime access to the course. To register for this course, please click the button below. A Zoom link will be sent upon registration.
Thank you for your continued support—it means the world to me! With love, Leslie Lambert |
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