Rosie is Featured Artist at the Charleston Artist Guild Gallery

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Sunset At Oyster Creek

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Charleston Artist Guild Gallery

Well, we forgot to take pictures of the reception last night! But I am happy to report that the gallery and I had a great turn out. Lots of interest in and sales, not only in my art, as I am the FEATURED ARTIST in May but also in some of the other great ART we have in the gallery. 

Despite the cooler temps and a bit of drizzle, we were very excited to greet you all!

It was also French Quarter Artwalk so we had plenty of art lovers in the area. 

Thanks for coming by and stay in touch!

 Carolina Marsh and Creek

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Like I said! 

We forgot to take pics during the event but here I am at the gallery door after setting up the exhibit.

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The new Studio 151 Fine Arts and Shelby Lee Gallery are off to a fabulous start! As of September 1, 2011, the two galleries joined their creative forces at the 175 Church Street location, which is conveniently located just south of the newly renovated stores on Market Street.  The new cooperative gallery is owned by local artists Colleen Wiessmann, Rosie Phillips, Vicki Gates, Shelby Parbel, Bob Graham, Detta Zimmerman, Peggy Ellis, Ron Chamberlain, Dixie Dugan, Gina Brown, Judy Clark, Beverly Grant, Amelia Whaley, Michael Kennedy and Daryl Knox, some of which were former gallery owners at the Studio 151 Fine Arts, 151 East Bay St and of Waterfront Gallery, 215B E Bay St.  For more information on the artists and the art, visit www.studio151finearts.com 

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Coastal Sunset

Oil, 8 x 11

There is a spot on the Edisto River as we go by on our boat from our home. 

These few palm trees hang over the edge with the back ground of land and trees

creating a great coastal view especially as the sun goes down!

First Friday Art Walk at STUDIO 151 FINE ART GALLERY, 151 East Bay St, Charleston. Friday, Feb 4, 5 - 7 PM

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FIRST FRIDAY ART WALK ON GALLERY ROW

Studio 151 Fine Art Gallery is just around the corner of Broad and East Bay.

Come by and meet some of our local artists and see some newly installed art while enjoying 

some wine and food.This Friday night the Broad Street Merchants Association presents First Fridays on Broad, a free evening of  wine, hors d’œuvres, and fine art along Gallery Row.

Studio 151 Fine Arts Gallery

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Studio 151 Fine Art Gallery
151 East Bay St
Charleston SC

Come by and see the new set up with some new and great art.
Here is my new wall!
Gallery hours are 11-5 Monday through Saturday

Juried Acceptance into Saint Louis Watercolor Society 11th Annual Juried Exhibit

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"USS Constitution"

watercolor painting has been accepted into
The Saint Louis Watercolor Society 11th Annual Juried Exhibition
currently on display through June 1, 2010
at Creative Art Gallery, 3232 Ivanhoe, St Louis MO
This show was juried by Judy Morris, internationally known watercolor artist and instructor.

SOIA Annual Awards Show

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"My Just Desserts" floral still life, which won a 2nd place award in 2009 in one of the Society of Independent Artists" show was eligible, along with my "Hallway" painting to be entered into the Annual Awards show AND has won a 4th place award overall!
This painting started out to be as a challenge painting for my painting group and I liked the results enough to enter it into shows and have been rewarded with several awards now.
The floral arrangement was on a table while we had lunch and we moved it to the window so that we could all see each other. And voila! The light through the window on the flowers and jar and water..... just called out "paint me"!

Andes Mountain view from Santiago Chile

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This is a painting I did yesterday attempting to complete an aquanet.com challenge, a landscape painting in analogous colors. I used Cerulean Blue and WN Yellow to create my greens.
The scene is from a photo I took several years ago while on a trip to Santiago Chile, it was summer (December) so the wild flowers were abundant and the view with the snow capped mountains in the distance was awesome! Best remembrance of this scene is the world's best empanada I had for lunch while at this spot! Yum!