The
wondrous effects of a gentle evening filled The
Antoine Dutot Museum and Gallery in Delaware Water Gap, PA as the
Artist's Reception for their Visually Speaking Exhibition on Friday
August 19th
shared
the thoughtful talents of Andrea Levergood-Flaherty. The sizable
gathering who came to experience the work were touched by not only
the expressive character of each piece but by the techniques employed
to manifest their concepts. These techniques enhanced the abstract
qualities of a number of compositions which entreated the viewer to
explore their imaginations more deeply in order to build upon the
representation in their minds.
The
work on display ranged from depictions of natural settings and
decorative pieces to those who spoke to a myriad of issues that
confronts the conscious of our times. The quiet whispering of the
images captured through the aesthetic eye of Ms. Levergood echoed
within the hearts and minds of each viewer until their profound
messages resonated throughout their essence. A power was found in
each image that lingered long after the reception reached it's
conclusion as evident in the numerous conversations that transpired
throughout the evening.
You'll find more photographs taken during the Artist's Reception in
The VisiSpeak at The Dutot Gallery at
www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10155159158608761.1073742007.91146283760&type=3.
Andrea
Levergood-Flaherty has taught and continues to teach art to a variety
of ages in numerous settings. She had co-founded the Artspace
co-operative gallery and served as its Curator and Director from 1991
to 1996. The gallery is now part of The
PoconoArts Community Cultural Center located in Stroudsburg, PA.
www.poconoarts.org
The techniques Ms. Levergood-Flaherty employs in her creations are
Encaustic painting, aka hot wax painting, which involves using heated
beeswax in the painting process and the use of Sumi Ink which is
known for it pure black properties. These techniques enhanced the
texture and depth of the works in which they were utilized thus
creating a more profound substance to the images she presented. You
can learn more about Andrea
Levergood-Flaherty and her work by exploring her Facebook Page at
www.facebook.com/Andrea-Levergood-Flaherty-935674443244719/?fref=ts.
The
Antoine Dutot Museum and Gallery originated as a brick school house
built c. 1850 by Antoine Dutot who founded the town of Dutotsville
before it was renamed to Delaware Water Gap, PA. In addition to the
exhibitions presented at the gallery, the museum offers tours and
educational opportunities for those who would like to learn more
about the area. The Visually Speaking Exhibition featuring the work
of Andrea
Levergood-Flaherty
will be on display until September 4th.
The Dutot's next Exhibition will be their Music Motif Show featuring
the work of local artists. An Artist's Reception is scheduled to be
held on Friday September 9th
beginning at 6pm. The exhibit will continue to be on display until
until September 18th.
The Artists' Reception and the exhibition will be a
part of the 39th
Annual Celebration of the Arts Festival. www.cotajazz.org
Please Explore The Antoine Dutot Museum and Gallery Facebook Page at
www.facebook.com/DutotMuseumAndGallery?fref=ts
or
their Website at www.dutotmuseum.com
for
more information.
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