The Arts Club of Washington
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Marikay Peter Witlock: Sacred Spaces
On Friday, April 7, 2000 from 6:30 to
8:30 pm, the Arts Club of Washington will host an opening reception for
artists Betsy Stewart and Marikay Peter Witlock. Washington artist Betsy
Stewart will display a collection of paintings simply titled "Recent
Works" in the Monroe Gallery. Illinois native Marikay Peter Witlock
will show a collection of graphite drawings entitled "Sacred Spaces"
in the MacFeeley Gallery. Both exhibitions are a part of the 1999-2000 Exhibition
Season juried by Ross Merrill of the National Gallery of Art and will run
from April 7 through May 6, 2000. (left: Sacred Spaces Series
No. 7, graphite, 12 x 6 inches, © 1999 Marikay Peter Witlock)
Marikay Peter Witlock brings her reverence for nature to
the Arts Club with her "Sacred Spaces" collection. Known for the
meticulous detail in her graphite drawings, Witlock emphasizes light and
shadow to create introspective landscapes and striking images of fragile
moments caught in time. The delicacy of her gardens, the haunting stillness
of her winter landscapes, and the ethereal beauty of her figures affirm
her fascination with nature. Witlock says each creation preserves a memory
of a favorite place, "My art is about living, my living as completely
as I can." Her works have been exhibited throughout the United States,
and she is a member of the Illinois Artisans Program. (right: Homeplace,
1996)
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