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Artist
Jan Aronson To Give Talk And Gallery Tour Of Her Work On Exhibit
At The Bayly Art Museum May 30, 2001-- WHAT: Slide presentation and gallery talk by artist Jan Aronson WHEN: Sunday, June 3, 2 p.m. WHERE: Slide talk in Campbell Hall, Room 153, followed by a gallery talk In the Bayly Art Museum, University of Virginia, Charlottesville Aronson’s command of media, from drawing and pastel to watercolor and oil, is illustrated in her exhibition at the Bayly Art Museum, Elements: New Work by Jan Aronson. In the slide lecture, she will discuss her use of vibrant colors and forms that stimulate the senses and allow one to contemplate the grandeur of nature and man's place in the natural world. Aronson’s nature explorations work on many levels. Her cloud formations appeal to both emotional and mystical states with their ever-changing imagery. Her landscapes, inspired by her travels, from New England to Peru and from Kenya to the Caribbean, reference place as both a physical location and an abstract metaphorical site. For 15 years, Aronson has painted full time and has participated in more than 40 group shows and numerous solo exhibitions. Aronson's work is on view at the Bayly through Sunday, July 22. The Bayly Art Museum is open to the public without charge Tuesday through Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. A small parking lot for visitors is located behind the museum. For more information about the exhibition and the Bayly Art Museum, visit the Bayly Web site at www.virginia.edu/~bayly. Contact: Jane Ford, (804) 924-4298 |
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