Art in the Garden
Inspirations from Nature
Preview Party
Friday, July 15, 7 to 8:30PM
Watch Art Happen
Saturday, July 16, 10AM to 2PM
Twenty artists have been selected to
exhibit their art with themes inspired by nature. The artists will be exhibiting
and offering for sale three of their nature related mixed media art.
On Friday, July 15 from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m., please join us for a reception for the artists and
preview sale of their paintings. You will be entertained this
evening by a strolling violinist, Olena Komirenko. You
are invited to add your special stroke to the ‘progressive
painting’ coordinated by artist Karen Wong. Someone in
attendance will be the lucky winner of this unique abstract
painting.  In addition to enjoying the exhibition and
talking with the artists, including Elizabeth Murray, you
will have the first opportunity to purchase the exhibited
art. You will enjoy chocolate desserts with compatible
wine tastings. Enjoy a delightful time at Gamble Garden
with friends, music, art, wine, and chocolate. It doesn’t get
much better than this for
a summertime evening
outing. Reservations are
required–tickets $25.
Register online for Preview Party
Come Watch Art Happen on Saturday, July 16
10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Saturday is FREE and open
to the public. Stroll along our garden paths, view the
exhibition in the Carriage House, Main House, and Tea
House Patio, enjoy an ice cream treat or other food from
vendors (Oaxaca Kitchen from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.),
and visit with friends. The exhibition and sale continues
until 4:00 p.m.
Featuring works from
- Tomiko Bailey
- Carole Belliveau
- Susan W. Edwards
- Diane Fujimoto
- Carol Hake
- Susan Elwart Hall
- Carolyn Hofstetter
- Diana Jaye
- Jane Kwant
- Kaaren Marquez
- Susan Migliore
- Krishna Mitra
- Mark Monsarrat
- Elizabeth Murray
- Carol Schwartz
- Helen Scheel
- Matthew Bailey Seigel
- Margarita Soyfertis
- Patricia Stanton
- Akiyo Walker
- Donald Wieland
- Marjory Wilson
- Karen Wong
As a special treat,
Elizabeth Murray, artist and author of Monet’s
Passion will be creating her art on Saturday. She uses
the same six colors in her pallet for her paintings as
Claude Monet used in his masterpieces as described in
her book, Monet’s Passion. Many of you attended her presentation in March at the
Palo Alto Art Center.
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