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Learn About Wood Burning At The Polk Museum Of Art by James Coulter The rings of a tree have many stories to tell about that tree's life: how long it's lived, when it flourished, and when it went through hard times such as drought, disease, fire, and storm. Such stories…
Art Comes Into Full Bloom For 48th Bloomin Art Festival by James Coulter As an Alabama native, Kelly Gardner is used to seeing foxes, owls, cows, and other such critters roaming about the landscape of her country home. So it only makes sense that these animals would be chosen as…
Learn About Wood Burning At The Polk Museum Of Art by James Coulter The rings of a tree have many stories to tell about that tree's life: how long it's lived, when it flourished, and when it went through hard times such as drought, disease, fire, and storm. Such stories…
A Life Well Lived Jeanne is survived by her loving spouse of 46 years, Niki Muller, her two daughters, Hannerle Moore and Deborah Rybak, and granddaughter, Carlie Luong. She first arrived in Manatee County in 1956 and moved to the Village of Longboat Key. Jeanne will always be remembered for a life of caring and service, her wonderful sense of humor and her musical gifts. Jeanne was born in Melbourne, Australia, to an Irish mother and a Scottish father who met in India while both were working on the staff of Lord Louis Mountbatten. They married and then chose to honeymoon in the Himalayas. ...
The most striking painting in Paul Emory’s new collection, on view in the Sharon Weiss Gallery in the Short North, is “Old Town Toaster,” a huge picture of a metal toaster with a slice of bread popping out the top and buildings of downtown Zanesville, the artist’s home, reflected in the appliance’s shiny surface. In addition to being fun and whimsical, the painting encapsulates the style of the 62-year-old artist who has been making art since he was a boy. Emory enjoys taking figures and scenes from real life and bending them to fit his expressionistic vision. In his artist statemen...