Here's a video about the hand-painted ornaments. A work of art for your holiday decorations!
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Video Slideshow of The Figure as Vehicle in Valdosta, GA
Some images from abstract watercolor artist John Carollo's show with sculptors Marsha De Broske and Daryl Golden - The Figure as Vehicle, currently on display in the Annette Howell Turner Center for the Arts in Valdosta, GA, through September 23, 2010.
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
The Figure as Vehicle Moves to Valdosta, GA!
John Carollo, Marsha De Broske and Daryl Golden take their unusual show of figurative art on the road to Valdosta, GA at the beautiful Annette Howell Turner Center for the Arts.
Opening reception is August 9, 2010, from 5-7 PM and the show will continue until September 20, 2010.
This is the artists' first out-of-Florida showing of this project and all are very excited!
The Turner Center is located at:
229.247.ARTS
Tuesday-Friday 10 AM - 5 PM
Friday, March 5, 2010
One More Week for The Figure As Vehicle
The three-person show featuring the work of John Carollo, Marsha De Broske and Daryl Golden runs through Saturday, March 13, 2010 at the Gateway Center for the Arts in Debary, FL
The Center is located in Debary's Gateway Park at the corner of Saxon Blvd. and 17-92: 880 N. Highway 17-92, Debary, FL 32713. From Orlando, take I-4 east to exit 111B - Orange City, Saxon Blvd. Head west on Saxon to the intersection of 17-92. Turn left and the Center is immediately on your right.
Hours are 10-4 M-F and 9-4 on Saturday.
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Opening Reception for The Figure As Vehicle - This Sunday, 2/21 at Gateway Center for the Arts
Please join watercolor artist John Carollo for the opening reception of his new collaborative show with accomplished sculptors Marsha De Broske and Daryl Golden at the beautiful Gateway Center for the Arts in Debary, FL - Sunday, February 21, from 2-4 PM.
From the press release:
"The Figure has been drawn, painted, sculpted, carved, photographed and videotaped. It has been depicted from cave drawings to the present, used as a focal point of contemplation from ancient sculpture through Renaissance sensuality, to modern abstraction. Meaning, emotional connection and invitations for thought, connection and understanding are often reflected through its shape, positioning or setting.
Our figures move beyond form to become vehicles for conveying messages to the viewer. They can be a voyage between worlds or time - gestural and stately, relaxed or straining with tension. Though we work in different mediums, a binding through line we share is the invitation each of our pieces offers the viewer to find a personal connection and interpretation with our work."
Having been in development for nearly a year, The Figure As Vehicle features over 50 original pieces by the three artists, including a new 9 foot tall watercolor and mixed-media installation by John Carollo. The show's next stop in 2010 is at the Annette Howell Turner Center for the Arts in Valdosta, GA from August 9 - September 22, so this is your chance to catch its Florida premiere before it goes on the road.
The Gateway Center for the Arts is located in Debary's Gateway Park at the corner of Saxon Blvd. and 17-92: 880 N. Highway 17-92, Debary, FL 32713. From Orlando, take I-4 east to exit 111B - Orange City, Saxon Blvd. Head west on Saxon to the intersection of 17-92. Turn left and the Center is immediately on your right.
The show opens 2/18 and will run through 3/14.
For more information:
John Carollo, see www.nakedeyestudios.com
Monday, January 18, 2010
The Figure as Vehicle premieres February 18, 2010 at Gateway Center for the Arts
JANUARY 18, 2010 - ORLANDO, FL - Artists John Carollo, Marsha De Broske and Daryl Golden will premiere their collaborative show of figurative artwork at the Gateway Center for the Arts in Debary, FL. The show will run from February 18 - March 13, 2009 and feature an opening wine/cheese reception from 2- 4 PM on Sunday, February 21.
ARTISTS’ SHOW DESCRIPTION:
The Figure has been drawn, painted, sculpted, carved, photographed and videotaped. It has been depicted from cave drawings to the present, used as a focal point of contemplation from ancient sculpture through Renaissance sensuality, to modern abstraction. Meaning, emotional connection and invitations for thought, connection and understanding are often reflected through its shape, positioning or setting.
Our figures move beyond form to become vehicles for conveying messages to the viewer. They can be a voyage between worlds or time - gestural and stately, relaxed or straining with tension. Though we work in different mediums, a binding through line we share is the invitation each of our pieces offers the viewer to find a personal connection and interpretation with our work.
ABOUT THE ARTISTS:
John Carollo is a noted abstract watercolor artist, working in 2D with paintings ranging from small size to very large scale, as well as 3D with unusual watercolor and mixed media installations, a new one of which will be spotlighted in this show. His work has been featured in The Albin Polasek Museum, the City of Orlando Stage Gallery, the Red Chair Project and numerous Central Florida galleries and venues. He was a 2007 United Arts of Central Florida grant recipient for the creation of large-s
cale watercolor works. Learn more about John at www.NakedEyeStudios.com.
Marsha De Broske is an accomplished sculptor working primarily in bronze, whose work has been recognized and selected for display in numerous galleries and public art venues, such as the Museum of Florida Art, the Kissimmee Sculpture Experience and the Grand Bohemian Gallery. She received United Arts of Central Florida grants in 2004 and 2007 and has work in the permanent collection of the Crealde Sculpture Garden in Winter Park. Learn more about Marsha at www.MarshaDeBroske.com.
Daryl Golden is an award-winning sculptor whose works are mixed media. Her freestanding sculpture, wall pieces and installations s are made of clay, bronze and metals. Daryl has shown at the Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art, Tarpon Springs, Florida, Albin Polasek Museum in Winter Park, Big Arts Phillips Gallery, Sanibel Island, Comma Gallery, Atlantic Center for the Arts, Harris House, and numerous other locations.
ABOUT THE GALLERY:
Located at the Intersection of Saxon Blvd. and U.S. 17-92 at Gateway Park, Debary, Gateway Center for the Arts is a multipurpose, handicapped accessible community cultural arts center, featuring the large Formal Gallery where this show will be displayed. It is the home of Gateway Art League, the Photo Group, Children’s Play House, Gateway Community Theater, and Gateway Orchestra. For more information, see: www.GatewayCenterForTheArts.org.
Media Contacts:
John Carollo 407.616.7170 • john@nakedeyestudios.com
Marsha De Broske 407.712.4477 • marsha@marshadebroske.com
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