06/11/2010 5:00 pm
06/11/2010 5:00 pm
A Family Affair!
On Friday June 11th, Tyme Gallery is presenting an artful family with four generations of talent. From the first generation to the last are Madge Wertzberger, Lois Jones, Kandie Linton and Jeremiah Linton. Come meet the fabulous four and enjoy the soothing guitar of Tyler Grohowski. Quilts, paintings, sketches and jewelry will be exhibited from the four generations of exceptional talent. There will be something for everyone and every age.
"A Family Affair" is a collection of works from four generations of exceptional talent. The opening reception is Friday, June 11th, at Tyme Gallery from 5:00 to 9:00 PM. The reception is catered with hors d' oeuvres from Antonella's Italian Kitchen in Rosemont and is free to the public. The artwork is on sale and exhibited from June 11th through July 6th. Tyme Gallery is located at 17 W. Eagle Road in Havertown. For additional information about the exhibition, or for directions, call 610-853-1215 or check out their web site at www.tymegallery.com
Artists:
Madge Wertzberger is a renowned quilter, learning handwork from her talented mother who was taught by her mother in a tiny, hill town in Abruzzo, Italy. Decorating and design has always been a passion her. Wertzberger's sewing, embroidery, crewel work, knitting and crocheting have been coveted and collected by many. She is honored to be presenting her work with her daughter, grand-daughter and great-grandson -- an homage to family tradition.
Lois Jones, seven time award winning artist, has studied Charcoal Drawing, Watercolors, and Sketchbook Drawing at both the Community Arts Center of Wallingford and Delaware County Community College. Her work has been shown extensively throughout the Delaware Valley including Immaculata University and the Delaware Art Museum.
Candy Linton shares her mother, Lois Jones' artistic eye. Influenced by her mother's incredible Chinese Brush Painting with its color and simplicity, Linton's work has an Asian flair. She uses natural stones with unique accents in her wearable pieces.
Jeremiah Linton experiments with spray paint and fractals, and has taken a serious interest in drawing the human body. He is also able to transfer his art to the body by using Mendi, henna. Linton has a passion for art; he awaits his midnight explosions of thought to drag him from his bed to finish what he has started in his head.
Tyler Grohowski, who will entertain at the opening states with his folk inspired music. Grohowski's current music revolves around a more acoustic sound.
* For additional information about the exhibition, or for directions, call 610-853-1215 or check out their web site at www.tymegallery.com
