The Mission San Miguel Artists are taking a well deserved Summer Holiday right now. Please check back here this fall for new artist's pages and more art!
A warm, beautiful evening greeted art lovers who came out to see the creative offerings of local Mission San Miguel artists at the Mission courtyard on Friday, July 27th. Everyone was struck by the seriousness and
quality of art exhibited at this event.
Parishioner Anthony Quartuccio topically had
mission scenes in original paintings, prints and limited editions; while horse
aficionada Cricket Johnston showcased her equestrian paint and print
studies. Leonard Potter displayed his
historical sculptures in various media. Betty Arbogast showcased her religious embroidery: past, present and in-process. Photojournalist Mary
Kedizor showed how she visions her subjects through her presentation of
photo-prints. San Miguel resident Ruth Elvin offered her paintings and sketches
of flowers to the public; while fellow resident Michael Yost displayed his
religious as well as more modern oil and watercolor paintings.
All of the above artists graciously donated a
portion of their sales to the Parish Building Fund.
MIssion San Miguel "Artist Emeritus" Anthony Quartuccio.
A new Dedication Painting by Anthony Quartuccio.
"Neddle pointist" extraordinaire, Betty Arbogast.
Betty Arbogast and Mary Kedizor discuss a "point" of technique.
Flower specialist Ruth Elvin (coming soon to this page!).
Photo-journalist Mary Kedizor(coming soon to this page!).
Sculptor Leonard Potter.
Leonard Potter's greatest fan (Mary Ann Potter) admires his work.
The "Mysterious" Cricket Johnston (center) with husband and friend (and Parish Office Manager) Barbara Regusci.