A Walk Through Wonderland!
Duirwaigh Gallery is excited to announce its next grand adventure. Our online exhibition "A Walk Through Wonderland" will be held October 27-November 30th 2008 on www.DuirwaighGallery.com. Artists from around the globe will tip their hat to Lewis Carroll's Wonderland, and in true Alice-style, many artists will take their liberty interpreting the Land of the Wondrous. Sculptors, painters and multi-media artists will present their work on our website for show and sale beginning October 27th.
As a special treat! Disney legend and First Lady of Animation (and Walt's rumored favorite artist) Mary Blair will have four original paintings in the show. We've acquired two of her concept paintings from her work on Alice in Wonderland as well as a piece from Peter Pan and Cinderella. John Hench, another staggeringly brilliant Imagineer John Hench will also have a painting in the show. We've obtained an original watercolor and ink drawing created for the promotion of Alice in Wonderland in 1951.
The Artists include:
Marina Bytchcova
Mary Blair
Amy Brown
Paulina Cassidy
Darrah Danielle
David Delamare
Angel Dominguez
Tom Dubois
Friedericy
Brian Froud
Wendy Froud
John Hench
Stephen Johnson
Tom Kochie
Pat Kochie
Gail Lackey
Gary Lippincott
Pat Lillich
Larry MacDougall
Lauren Mills
Victoria Moore
Michael Orwick
Marc Potts
Marilyn Radzat
Cody Reynolds
Omar Rayyan
Sheila Rayyan
Stephanie Roberts
Matt Stewart
Angi Sullins & Silas Toball
Nicole West
Nancy Wiley
Comments (4)
superb... now you did not just post that out of inspiration from my poem....lol....
anyhow that sounds like alot of fun.... I really liked the old water colors
@abracadabra_pentacle - lol - pure coincedence! I had read your poem, then was checking my email, & there was a msg from Duirwaigh.com... how about that...
@WyseWomyn4u - sometimes I think the Gods do crazy things like that just to see if we are paying any attention....lol
Just droping by with some Xanga love! I hope this finds you well my sister!
~Namaste'
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