DRAWINGS AND PRINTS BY EMERGING AND ESTABLISHED ARTISTS TO BE FEATURED THROUGHOUT THE MONTH OF DECEMBER at JRB ART at THE ELMS
November 21, 2014 - Joy Reed Belt
For Immediate Release
November 21, 2014
Contact: Joy Reed Belt
405.528.6336
EVENTS:
OPENING RECEPTION:
Friday, December 5, 2014
6:00-10:00 p.m.
DRAWINGS AND PRINTS BY EMERGING AND ESTABLISHED ARTISTS
TO BE FEATURED THROUGHOUT THE MONTH OF
DECEMBER at JRB ART at THE ELMS
A broad and varied selection of collectible prints and drawings will be on display throughout the month of December at JRB Art at The Elms, an award winning gallery located in the Historic Paseo Arts District. The holiday show opens on Friday, December 5th with a reception from 6:00 until 10:00 pm.
“Drawings and prints are perfect for holiday gifting,” says Joy Reed Belt, Director of the Gallery. “These affordable, one of a kind masterpieces really represent the genesis an artist’s creative process. Historically they have been undervalued in the marketplace, but recent auction prices affirm their increasing value.
Popular and well-known artists whose framed and unframed work will be included in the gallery’s annual Christmas at The Elms exhibit include: D.J. Lafon, Gregg Gummersall, Brunel Faris, Ginna Dowling, Gail Rothschild, Dan Kiacz, Scott Momaday, Mary Ann Strandell, Ellen Moershel, Bert Seabourn and Denise Duong. Also on display will be a monumental outdoor steel sculpture by John Wolfe.
In conjunction with the Drawing and Print Exhibit, JRB Art at The Elms will also host a gallery of small works by gallery artists as well as a small but well curated gift boutique throughout the month of December.
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JRB Art at The Elms presents a diverse roster of emerging, established, and internationally exhibited artists who create in a wide range of media including: paintings, drawings, sculpture, ceramics, glass, fine crafts, functional objects, fiber art and photographs. This 8,000 square foot award-winning gallery in Oklahoma City’s Paseo Arts District changes its exhibits monthly in a gracious environment that fosters a dialogue between the arts and the larger community while providing quality art for first time buyers as well as individual, corporate and museum collections.
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