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Garden Expressions 2011
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Regional Artists Showing and Selling Their Work
The Garden will be buzzing with selected regional artists of all kinds—sculptors, painters, glassartists, potters, gourd artists, fiber artists, and more—creating and selling their work, much of it inspired by nature.
To help celebrate this wonderful dynamic between art and nature we are honoring James Hubbell for his amazing contribution to the world of art. Please join us on Sunday, August 21, at 1:30 pm in the Ecke Building for his presentation, “Gardens—the bridge between the Wild and the Order.”
Everyone is invited to participate in a community sculpture using recycled materials inspired by participating artist Rodney Rodrigo.
On Saturday, visit the Botanical Printers and learn how to make gift cards using natural materials from the Garden. On Sunday, create an origami flower with Nicole. Both activites are in Lawn House Garden.
Enjoy Organic food by The Flavor Chef in the Lawn House Garden.
Music provided by Bob Ballentine & Friends (Saturday & Sunday) in Australian Garden and Willowood (Sunday 11-2) in the Lawn Garden Gazebo.
Cost: Free with admission or membership
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Garden Expression Artists 2011
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Bobbi Hirschkoff, Designs by Bobbi: Fused glass garden jewels, sculptures, and bowls.
Also, one- of- a kind handmade jewelry. |
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 Cherrie LaPorte, Glass Ranch: blown glass art, fused glass sculpture, fused glass |
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Cheryl Tall: Creates large scale ceramic and mosaic sculpture. Her piece, Minerva, is part of the Sculpture in the Garden exhibition. For Garden Expressions she will show and sell small ceramic sculptures, soap dishes, handmade planters and wall pieces. |
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Jan Davis, Janeese Designs: fused glass art to wear. |
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Joan Grine: pastel paintings, matted prints, and greeting cards. |
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Kathy Chin: mixed media fine art; majority of images are nature subjects, some taken at San Diego Botanic Garden, shown as framed prints, on canvas, ceramic or hardboard tiles, tile clocks and note cards. |
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Kris deYoung: native plant images – oil paintings, giclee cards and prints. |
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Lynn Ely: pine needle sculpted items such as baskets and sculptures (table, hanging, wall mobiles); handwoven purses, mixed- media paintings. |
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Marna Schindler: original acrylic paintings on canvas and wood, matted and signed archival prints. |
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Rennie Marquez: acrylic paintings and numbered prints. Brightly colored folk art, inspired paintings of the natural world. |
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Rick Hartner: Sitting Duck Studio: metal sculpture from recycled materials. |
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 Sharon Hoffman: acrylic paintings. |
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Terry Oshrin, Terry's Tulips: mosaic geckos and fish |
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Tom Biggart, Granite Hills Orchids and Pottery: handmade pottery containers for plants, orchid note cards.
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 Zjhunk Metal Art, Leslie and Paul Wilton: metal sculptures made of reclaimed metal. |
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Photos: Rachel Cobb
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