ART RECEPTION SATURDAY MAY 4TH at 29 Palms Art Gallery
The 29 Palms Art Gallery will host an art reception on Saturday, May 4, to celebrate the May exhibition. The gallery will be open all day, and reception hospitality will be served on the gallery patio from 4-6 p.m. The public is invited to attend and meet the artists. Admission is free.
Artists’ Guild members will display a variety of new works in the Members Room this month.
The exhibition will be on display at the gallery May 3-26, open Friday through Sunday, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The historic 29 Palms Art Gallery is located at 74055 Cottonwood Drive at the corner of National Park Drive, in Twentynine Palms, CA. For more information, visit www.29palmsartgallery.com.
Featured in the West Wing in May is “Mohave Metal and Fiber” by Morongo Basin artists Karin Skiba, Kathi Klopfenstein and Holly Rae Wind, three artists who create fine art but use methods that were historically considered craft techniques. All these techniques date back to ancient times with fiber, weaving, and metal, yet basketry becomes sculptures with twist and energy, weaving uses photos beads and other media to form collages, and jewelry has morphed into steel and copper wall adornments.
MOHAVE METAL AND FIBER
On my way to the sun – Kathi Klopfenstein
Hiding in the grasses – Holly Rae Wind
Night Owl – Karin Skiba
The East Gallery features Yucca Valley artist Hiroko Momii’s vibrant and harmonious abstract paintings and drawings titled “My Journey to Freedom: Search for Self”. These works are her contemplation on freedom from the limitations she grew up with as a result of childhood trauma. This has turned into a spiritual quest and painting is a meditation to reach the deepest, silent space of vast consciousness. She hopes the paintings help the viewer on their own journey.
MY JOURNEY TO FREEDOM:
SEARCH FOR SELF
Golden Ocean of Love – Hiroko Momi
My Journey to Freedom – Hiroko Momii
Opening – Hiroko Momii