No, this group is not mainly about arts, but lately I've found out about all kinds of artistic opportunities, for some reason. It's just a season - we'll get to more sporting stuff (like boating), soon. Meanwhile, please join the fun:

Another FREE art exhibit, this time featuring flowers on canvas, just in time for SPRING. also featuring free food & music as well as wine. Celebrate spring with the unveiling of this vibrant art exhibit, The Nature of Flowers, by artist and gardener Sharen Chatterton. Should be nice!

Enjoy gorgeous acrylics and mixed media pieces that reflect the joys of nature!!
Stroll through a garden of vibrant flowers and butterflies, captured on canvas, with the inaugural exhibit for local artist and gardener Sharen Chatterton.

Chatterton paints almost exclusively in acrylic, utilizing the bright colors to create garden scenes full of life. Her effervescent paintings draw viewers in and encourage them to leave with a smile. Both kids and art lovers will enjoy looking at colorful butterflies and flowers, in addition to the occasional still life.

Opening Reception complimentary:
Hors d'oeuvres, wine served.
Music by Bill Martin.

Artist Statement
Two of my favorite things are gardening and creating art. I love the colors, the smells, and the peace and solitude that my time spent in the garden and in front of a canvas brings to me. I endeavor to express my love of nature in each of my pieces. I try to capture the beauty created by an undeniably talented God.

I am a painter of smiles; each piece I create has to have that smile factor. When people look at the piece, it should make them smile--glad to be alive to enjoy all the beauty that is around them. There is such brilliance and beauty in all of nature. I attempt to capture these beautiful creations on canvas.

My hope is that my paintings will not only inspire you to smile each time you view them, but that they will inspire you to be a better steward of our earth. Enjoy my humble attempt to capture the beauty around me.
--Sharen Chatterton

See more of Sharen's work on her website:
www.SharenChatterton.com
Exhibit Details: March 22 thru July 31, 10 am to 5 pm