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News and Events
I'll be in Ormond Beach during
Daytona Beach Bike Week
Look for me and my art at Harris Village
(in the building beside the Eagle's Nest Bar)
February 27th ~ March 7th 2004
I've also received a special invitation from the DeLand Museum of art (near Daytona) to display my art at their "Leather & Lace Bash"
on Saturday February 28th at the DeLand Museum of Art.
Hope to see you there!
Announcement
Segal Fine Art
(publisher of Scott Jacobs work)
will be displaying six of my originals at
Ocean Center in Daytona Beach for Bike Week.
The six originals;
Destiny
Escape
Freedom
Dream's Direction
Graceful Reflections
Eerie Elegance
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Exhibition Acceptance!
Mountain Valley Arts Council's
*Winterfest 2004*
Fine Art Exhibition
Becker Hall
D.A.R. Campus
Grant, Alabama
January 18th thru February 29th.
Artist Reception & Awards Ceremony:
Sunday, January 18, 2004
2:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Public invited
Works Accepted:
The Lean Autumn Chrome #3 Gorgeous Curves
*****Gorgeous Curves received Honorable Mention.*****
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The Daytona Sun Times put my art on the cover for the Biketoberfest issue!
Ask for a free autographed issue with your order.
(while supplies last)
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Two of my pieces were accepted for the
First National Open Exhibition "Pastels 2003" at Samford University.
*****Dream's Direction received the Heilman Design Award!*****
"As a rule, artists are difficult--to say the least!
Their emotions are more intense. Their egos are either enormous, or just the opposite, but they are never well balanced. Artists love and hate, and are hardly ever neutral. Their enthusiasm is exaggerated. They recognize beauty faster. They are more sensitive in connection with other peoples' suffering. Their intellect keeps them from ever being boring to other people. Their jealousy tortures them day and night. They give more than they consume. In short, if you want a smooth existence, keep away from the art world. But if you want to really live--meaning suffer and burst out of joy--become involved with artists! You will never fade away; you will just die of exhaustion."
Tibor de Nagy