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RAL holds 39th members Craft Show
BY STEVEN BILLUPS
June 13, 2012
Jurors Excellence Award recipient Gary Crowl stands next to his driftwood work titled “Docked #247.” BY STEVEN BILLUPS
David Burslem stands next to his mixed media sculptured abstract landscape. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Enjoying the social atmosphere at the opening are (l-r) Howard Butler, Genie Hindall, Sue Walsh and Joe Hindall. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Proudly holding a ceramic Jurors Excellence Award sculpture titled “About Face #3” is Kate Lear. Another face is on the backside of the cigar smoking face. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Featured Artist Grant Massey stands next to one of his glass pieces “Fractured #22” hanging at the show. Massey’s line of work includes a wide variety of indoor and outdoor lamps, garden sculpture and furniture. His pieces have appeared in museums, galleries and private homes throughout the United States and abroad. In 1999 the Department of State purchased one of his mobiles for the new American Embassy in Ottawa, Canada. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Rehoboth Art League Homestead docents held a fundraising raffle in the Homestead Gallery alongside a display of the Plein Air works. Gift certificates, fine art and jewelry were offered in the raffle. Shown are docents (l-r) Dorothy Dobbyn, Bill Bernardi, Tripp Wilkinson, Judy Lippe and Fay Kempton. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Artist Kirk Larson was the recipient of the Mary Trimble Lynch Award for his work titled “Castle.” The mixed media piece was carved out of three pieces of yellow pine. The foreground was built up using Magic Sculpt and painted in oils. Rainbow Moonstones were inset in the sky depicting the constellations of Leo, Gemini and Cancer. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Barbara Freeman Warden stands next to her Jurors Excellence Award-winning fiber work titled "Colors at Random.” BY STEVEN BILLUPS
“Mr. Doodle Dandy” sits on artist David Scott Ennis’ hand, proudly holding its Jurors Excellence Award ribbon. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
The Rehoboth Art League held its 39th Members Craft Show opening June 1 in its Corkran and Tubbs galleries. The show, which is on exhibit through July 15, features craft items including glass, fiber, mixed media, wood and pottery. Shown with a Jurors Excellence Award ribbon on her Appalachian-style basket titled ‘Grandmother's Basket” is Bea Whitehead.
