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DO YOU HAVE A DREAM OF A CREATIVE LIFE?

Make it a Reality!

Come and get started and leave with the ability to KEEP GOING!

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ARTIST TALK

Weaving Art Into Daily Life
ARTIST TALK

Artist Talk & Tips to Create
Your Own Creative Practice
Sunday, January 26th
2:00 – 4:00 p.m.
A FREE Community Event

Do you have a desire to be inspired?
To be more creative?
To have a Creative Practice?
To connect or reconnect with art?
To sing, dance, paint, play an instrument, write, or…?

A Show About Answering Our Creative Longings
by bringing creativity into our daily life for 5 minutes.
(Yes, you can stay longer! And you can’t say no to 5 minutes!)
Let this show inspire you by seeing what others have done.

See examples of Daily Art
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Learn from the artists what inspired them
and learn about their process
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Get inspired seeing what
5 minutes a day can create!

Creative Practice Artists Sharing
Their Work and Their Wisdom:
Patricia Fernon
Paula Thomas
Trip Bennett
Alice Bennet
Danny Sullivan
Rachelle Archer
Francine Hoffman
Mary Lynn Coulson
Margot Howard
Jennifer Whitney
Ahuva Adler
Melody Morris
Tish McAllise Sjoberg
Gregg McAllise
and More!

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Viewing until 1/30/25
Wednesdays 7:30 – 9:00 p.m.
or by appointment
(text 619-251-8474)
or when the door is open and a group is not happening!

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Fire of the Soul

Collection of recent paintings by Ty Bennett

SHOW OPENING

February 8 – March 29, 2025

Saturday, February 8, 2025

5:00 – 8:00 p.m.

A FREE Community Event

Ty Bennett is a self-taught visionary artist whose intuitive-surrealist style is expressed through obsessive detail, density of imagery, and a vivid color palette. His paintings transform the unconscious into super-consciousness in the belief that art can transform the evil and suffering that is taking over the world by accessing the higher Self. His recent work is a response to a period of deep reflection after a devastating wildfire in Colorado that destroyed all his possessions including his art, as well as the additional burden of the loss of his parents. Painting with acrylic, oil, and house paint he combines words, abstraction, and figurative images, in an interplay on substrates of canvas, Masonite, wood, and repurposed cardboard.