Fine American Craft & Contemporary Art
Open Every Day 11-6, Sunday 12-5
“Shine!” is In-Town Gallery’s 50th Holiday Show. Days are getting darker and shorter, but all new artwork lights up our gallery walls. Shine! celebrates this holiday season of goodwill, togetherness, and giving. Discover fine craft and art in every price range, from a small ‘just right’ accent piece to large bold pieces that transform a room. Be sure to check out the unique handmade ornaments and gift items priced from $15-75!
Bill is editing
Roger is editing
No one is editing
Note: R. Drag arrow to correct location. This box is 'hidden' so will not show on site.
"Wood Works"
Opening Sunday
December 1
Throughout December
Roger Harvey
Reception Friday
December 6, 5 to 8 pm
In-Town Gallery’s December show features Roger Harvey's woodworking artistry. Harvey creates with grain, color, and texture as he merges craft with fine art. Be it a bowl, platter, or lamp, his designs make a dramatic visual statement.
View
Press
Release.
"I primarily work with local woods,” Harvey says, “often with pieces that might otherwise be hauled away to the chipper. My favorite types of wood are Bradford Pear, maple, cherry, hackberry, ash, pecan, and walnut.” But while the wood species is important, the striking coloration of many of Roger’s pieces comes from ‘spalting’. Spalting is caused by fungi that invade the fresh wood, creating beautiful abstract patterns and variations in color. Maple and hackberry are particularly prone to this process. Harvey will sometimes push this natural coloration even further with alcohol inks.
Roger Harvey is a life-long, multi-media artist exhibiting breathtaking creativity. His experience includes pottery, custom gold jewelry, woodworking, teaching and directing an Arts and Crafts Center.
Welcome New Artist!
Cindy Aslinger
A youthful love of art is apparent in Cindy’s joyfully realistic watercolor painting. With a love of Chattanooga street scenes, she also enjoys painting florals with rich and striking color.
“My love of art goes way back. I’ve been drawing since I first started copying cartoon characters from magazines as a child. When I was 14 years old I took my first art lessons.” Cindy majored in art at UTC for two years and then switched to a degree emphasizing interior design. She is active in the local art world, including being a member of the Civic Art League and the Tennessee Watercolor Society.
