Visual Art League of Lewisville

Five Visual Art League of Lewisville artists will be representing the Visual Art League of Lewisville with an exhibit at Tierney’s Café and Tavern, 208 East Main Street, Lewisville on Saturday, February 2nd at 2:00 p.m. Come and meet the artists on February 2, 2008 at 2:00 p.m. at the restaurant. The artists participating in this event are: Ken Adair, Darla Bostick, David Mask, Linda Scott and R’Lene Winters. The exhibit will be on display at Tierney’s Café and Tavern until the middle of March, when there will be another rotation of Visual Art League of Lewisville artists participating. Again, we invite you to come and visit Tierney’s Café and Tavern on February 2, 2008 at 2:00 p.m. Support your local Art League.

The VAL member exhibit “Food, food, food” is available for viewing on the VAL Gallery until January 19, 2008.

The show “Food, Food, Food” features local artists depicting an edible theme on their art works. Visitors are asked to bring donations of canned goods for the Christian Community Action Food Bank.

View some of the pieces included in the show.

The exhibit “Theory of Macrame” is available for viewing on the VAL Gallery until January 19, 2008. View some of the pieces featured in the show.

VAL member Bill Davenport’s show, “Theory of Macramé Owls,” will feature his collection of about 150 macramé owls, many of which have been used as props for theater and television productions.

“My macramé owl collection demonstrates that the most ridiculous things are worthwhile just because someone did them, very similar in spirit, if not form, to the conceptual art of the ’60′s and ’70′s, about the time most of these owls were originally made,” he said.

The exhibit “Memories of Strength and Beauty” is available for viewing on the VAL Gallery until January 19, 2008. View some of the pieces featured in the show.

Charlotte Lindsey’s show, “Memories of Strength and Beauty,” will include a series of pieces created from old books that have been carved and imbedded with natural objects, some including Polaroid transfer images.

“These pieces serve as personal metaphors,” said Lindsay, whose design work will be featured at two DART light rail stations being constructed in Carrollton.

Check out the Asel Awards winners for Nov. and Dec. 2007. View the gallery »