There will always be ebb and flow when it comes to the impact art has in a community and the colors were flowing this past weekend. As if taking their cue from spring's first brilliant blooms, art aficionados took to the streets in historic downtown
Of course, the centerpiece was the 45th Annual Collin County Adult Art Show held in the flagship of the renovated
"Paul...A Study" by Jerry Hunsinger was certainly deserving of a blue ribbon from judges in the professional division, but judging by the proud faces of all the artists, as well appreciative art admirers that slowly worked their way through the impressive art show, everyone left a winner.
For more information about the McKinney Art Club, visit http://www.mckinneyartclub.com/
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Laura Moore's Fine Art Studios presented "Map it Out," a robust collection of hand-painted maps of two places artist Laura Moore has lived---
"I'm fascinated by all the shapes
One of the projects she has in the works is to hand-paint an even older map, this one originally drawn in the 1700s that refers to the present location of
Blank Canvas Art & Design is an interesting new gallery also located just off the Square at 207 East
Orisons Fine Art and Framing offered a stunning of variety of photography and art, with the interesting addition of the 3-D oil sculpture paintings from Reflectionist artist Carrie Cameron. For more information about Orison's, email orison@swbell.net or call 972-529-1441.
For more information about Carrie Cameron, visit www.thecamerongallery.com
