February 2020 Issue

RAD FINE ART
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1. “The Majestic One,” by Angela Alexander, arylic on
canvas, 20 x 20
2. “Cotton,” by Claudia Moore Field, recycled
aluminum wire on handcrafted barnboard, 22 x 22
3. “Ashen Silver,” by Tess Darling, mixed media,
20 x 20
4. “Ready for Take-off,” by Lori Jusino, Assemblage,
8 x 5 x 9
5. “Joined,” by Philip DeAngelo, acrylic painting,
24 x 24
6. “Green Abstract with Red,” by Catherine Cervas
Heaton, acrylic, 10 x 20
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Claudia Moore Field
Wedge Studios
Philip DeAngelo Studio
In this wire and metal sculpture, Claudia Moore
Field recreates the beauty of the trees and
animals that are in her backyard. Her work
represents the flora and fauna that she sees all
around her every day here in WNC.
Tess Darling
Northlight Studios
Tess Darling sketches wildlife in various media,
creating a gestural quality that keeps the animals
moving and breathing. There’s a study-like nature
to her style, like something from a sketchbook. It
creates a sense of catching something that
happened in a moment, and then it’s gone.
Tess Darling Fine Art
www.tessdarlingfineart.com
Catherine Cervas Heaton
Riverview Station
Catherine Cervas Heaton uses quick brush
strokes and splashes of color in her abstract
work, creating a feeling of energy on canvas
with the bold and bright. Visit Riverview Station,
Soul Sidewalk, 191 Lyman Street, upstairs south,
Studio #213.
Angela Alexander
Northlight Studios
Angela Alexander specializes in contemporary
animal art. She uses vibrant colors and broad
brushstrokes to capture the energy of her
subjects. Her studio is located in the River Arts
District. www.angelaalexanderart.com
(828) 273-4494
March 2020 Theme: Home Decor
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