art in the home Ann Nell is amazed and delighted that visitors are taken aback, sometimes stunned, even giddy by the art in their home. In her wonderful southern drawl, she says, ”It still blows my mind that people are envious of where I live.”
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The mind of David is perpetually nonstop, and there is a spark in his eyes as he talks about his creations taking regular, ordinary objects and combining them into arrangements that yearn to be touched. “Art can be simple and inexpensive. You don’t need a lot of money. You just need to be a little more creative in your thinking about what your tools and materials can be,” he says. The Wallace’s continue to take pleasure showing off their work. “We love to show it to folks. I especially enjoy watching each person’s reaction as they explore my different pieces and what they are made of.” So really, if you have the opportunity, don’t miss this.
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Art in the Park deemed a success by Tom Callens More than 50 artists and hundreds of visitors enjoyed perfect weather and beautifully crafted pieces by local artists April 16 at Tyler’s second annual Art in the Park at the Goodman-LeGrande House. Bracketed by periods of severe weather, including extreme wind, the Goodman’s visitors enjoyed a rather peaceful, temperate day. Goodman curator, Patricia Heaton, expressed worry about wind gust causing exhibitors problems but was delighted by the excellent weather. Booths were arranged in the front yard of the historic home. Exhibits ranged from pieces on canvas, sculptures and carvings, to large tapestries. Children enjoyed the opportunity to finger-paint on the shells
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of large tortoises, and visitors were given morning and afternoon tours of the house. Student art organizations from The University of Texas at Tyler displayed members’ work along with amateur, professional, and student artists. UT Tyler instructor, Merrie Wright, gave a morning and afternoon lecture about her experiences as an art student, teacher and artist. She also discussed methods for developing concepts and expressing artistic ideas. Tyler art consultant, Nora Roberts, described the event as a complete success. The Goodman plans to continue Art in the Park and using the grounds for similar programs in the future.
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