MEET THE ARTIST: JEFFREY FAHEY

Jeffrey Fahey will be exhibiting his recent work at the Century 21 building during the Third Thursday celebration. Stop by and meet Jeff and enjoy the free refreshments while viewing his beautiful pastel paintings depicting beautiful landscapes of the coastal Carolinas.

Summerville, SC has a special event on the Third Thursday of every month where the historic district and all of the shops, restaurants, art galleries, open their doors, stay open late, hold special events, music, crafts, live demos, etc., and the town turns into an open, highly attended street festival. The Century 21 building is located in the center of town in the heart of the historic district.

Dates:
10/19/2017 – 11/30/2017
Reception: 10/19/2017

Location:
Century 21 Properties Plus
118 Richardson Ave, Summerville, SC, South Carolina 29483
843.871.2121

Gallery Exhibition of Betty Hendrix’s Artwork

September 1 to 28, 2017

Reception September 8 from 5:00-7:00

Artists League of the Sandhills, 129 Exchange Street, Aberdeen, NC 28315

Mostly nature and scenic work in various mediums including pastel.

I’m thrilled to announce my 4th Annual Solo Show!

Artist’s Reception on Sunday, September 10th from 4-6pm at Beth David Synagogue in Greensboro, NC.

Cheese, crackers, wine and refreshments will be served.

Please join me for the stories behind each piece — RSVP by September 1, 2017 at 336.508.4729

Laura Pollak is an award-winning artist, showing her works in galleries and museums across the nation. Her works have been juried into National and International Shows. Recently, she has won acclaim at the very prestigious International Association of Pastel Societies Show in Albuquerque, NM and the Pastel Society of America where her work will be on display in NYC.

New Elements Gallery presets “At This Point” – Images by BF Reed
August 25-September 22
271 North Front Street, Wilmington NC

JUDGE: Stan Sperlak

CASH AWARDS

BEST IN SHOW. Pamela Winkler, “Coal Train” (APS)
FIRST PLACE. Nan Sherry, “Ruby” (APS)
SECOND PLACE. GAIL PEACOCK MEMORIAL AWARD Marilyn Dwyer, “Springbrook Road” (PPS)
THIRD PLACE. Laura Pollak, “Technical Explosion” (PSNC)
MONA HEARNE AWARD. Deborah Covington, “Starfish Bin” (PSNC)

JUDGES AWARD OF EXCELLENCE

Alec Hall, “December Dawn” (APS)
Tracy Ferrence, “This is Marshall” (APS)
Brent Scott, “Dancing Series One” (PPS)
Malia Byrngelson, “Nostalgic Picnic (PPS)
Anne Strutz, “Hanging out in the 21st Century” (PPS)
Leslie Roberts-Gregg, “The Herbalist” (PSNC)

HONORABLE MENTION AWARDS

Nan Sherry, “Leighton” (APS)
Kurt Weiser, “Portrait of Betula” (PPS)
Leslie Roberts-Gregg, “The Moonshiner” (PSNC)
Laura Pollak, “Morning at the Lodge” (PSNC)
Nancy Marshburn, “I Like What I See” (PPS)
Alec Hall, “The Sugar Tree” (APS)
Patricia Savage, “The Shadow of a Palm” (PSNC)
Susan Sinyai, “Aspen Light” (APS)
Jay DeChesere, “Streaming Live” (PSNC)
Debbie Rasberry, “At the End of the Day (PPS)
Angela Harker, “Hiking the Jurassic Coast” (PPS)
Carolyn Bohn, “Twilight” (PPS)
Frederick Fielding, “From my Father” (APS)
Judith Harron, “Tropical Twilight” (PSNC)
Michael Jarman, “Le Recital” (PSNC)
Judith Cutler, “Portal Azure” (PPS)