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Truro Center for the Arts 2006 catalogue cover

June 15, 2009

Truro catalog cover

My yellow pastel on this cover is a pastel I did in 2005 at Truro Center for the Arts– of their windmill. I was so happy to see stacks of the 2006 catalogue Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill with my art on the cover, all over the Cape summer of 2006. Its a truly GREAT art school.

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Carol Skinger and Aaron McGregor to show artwork at Rachel’s Sustainable Feast May 24, 2009

May 14, 2009

Carol Skinger’s watercolor of the Allegheny River a few miles from
Rachel Carson’s Homestead near Pittsburgh
Aaron McGregor’s photograph of acid mine run off in the greater region

It’s mostly local food and great local chefs (yeah) at Rachel’s Sustainable Feast but there will also be something for the eye and the environmental mind!

On Sunday May 24th, 2009 Artist Carol Skinger and photographer Aaron McGregor are taking a tent at Rachel’s Sustainable Feast to show their own art work inspired by the Allegheny River watershed. 

 

Carol’s landscape paintings of the Allegheny River Valley shown with Aaron’s close up photographs of the environmental effects from mining in the region, make a dual visual statement of the environment where Rachel Carson grew up. We are hoping that attendees and supporters of local sustainable small agriculture will make the leap and consider supporting/sustaining or at the very least appreciating the careers home grown artists!

 
Rick Sebek, Carol Skinger, Aaron McGregor
Rick was there with his film crew doing a documentary about the rivers near Pittsburgh! Exciting!
But then a massive deluge happened before he came down to our side
so we missed our 15 minutes of fame!
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Charcoal sketch used for Castle Hill Lecture series

March 17, 2009

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This was a  high point for me, one of my favorite moments when I went to the Cape and saw my charcoal drawing all over the place that summer on this flier and in gallery guides. My charcoal  sketch of the cupola and weather vane that tops the iconic windmill at Truro Center for the Arts, one of my most favorite places on the outer Cape, was used in an ad for the annual lecture series that was published in the Provincetown Gallery Guide 2006. Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill, then celebrating 35 years, has a full roster of classes with distinguished faculty in visual arts & writing as well as a weekly lecture series. To see my sketch used listing their distinguished artist faculty and  readings and talks by the following folks gave me such a smile:

  • US Poet Laurete Robert Pinsky,
  • biographer of Jackson Pollack, B.H. Friedman,
  • author of Mr. Clemens and Mark Twain- (Pulitzer Prize) and of Walt Whitman: A Life (American Book Award), Justin Kaplan,
  • architects and urban designers Rodolfo Macado and Jorge Silvetti
  • Frida Kahlo biographer , Hayden Herrera
  • author and artist Budd Hopkins, and
  • abstract painter Joan Snyder

Well, it was a thrill. Such company! Here is the sketch. It was done in a wonderful 4 day workshop Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill with Peter Waite. That same summer I was greeted to the Cape with another of my sketches  (the bright yellow pastel) from that fabulous workshop on the cover of their summer class catalog. Great piles of them in all the galleries in Wellfleet and Provincetown. If you ever want a great time, take a workshop there.

Cape Cod weathervane

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Artist in Pittsburgh born and raised in Vermont, Lake Champlain Islands  & Stowe.

My own artwork and prints  can be purchased directly from me.

My vintage Schenley Park Illustrated Map,  is very popular. It is carried at Heinz History Center Shop. Sales of the map  help in keeping my art supplies replenished.

Some of my prints and cards are available at prints at Casey Droege’s Small Mall shop in Lawrenceville as well as her satellite space in Wilkinsburg. In addition some of my work is available at Firebox Art Studios LCC in Carnegie, PA and Dovecote in Aspinwall.

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