
Brush Strokes In Motion wraps up with up with Cheryl Mathieson and Matthew Clarkson Demos this week at RedDoor Gallery
RedDoor Gallery invites the public to experience magic behind the masterpieces of Cheryl Mathieson and Matthew Clarkson on Friday and Saturday as the grand finale for Brush Strokes in Motion.
This Friday (Jan. 30), from 3-6 p.m., be inspired by Cheryl Mathieson’s live oil paint demo. Plein Air painting has emerged as Cheryl’s creative catalyst, igniting a profound transformation in her approach. Watch her paint on Friday afternoon at RedDoor as she captures the ephemeral dance of light and shadow.
Then on Saturday (Jan. 31) from 3-6 p.m., Matthew Clarkson performs a live demo using his signature alcohol ink painting process. Over the years, he has experimented with several other art mediums, but he’s been intrigued with alcohol inks for the past several years. It’s an elusive medium that responds best to spontaneity and serendipity. Both Mathieson and Clarkson are top selling artists at RedDoor Gallery.
RedDoor Gallery invites art lovers and curious visitors to experience the creative process, meet artists and feel the art, up close and personal.
“This is truly a unique opportunity to see step-by-step transformation – from early stages to finished compositions – while engaging directly with Cheryl and Matthew about their techniques, inspirations, and materials,” said Liz Pike, artist and owner at RedDoor. Guests will also enjoy a complimentary art reception during each live painting demonstration. “Join us in January and discover the beauty of live art in motion.”
Brush Strokes in Motion at RedDoor Gallery:
Friday, Jan. 30 from 3-6 p.m. featuring Cheryl Mathieson: See regional award winning artist Cheryl Mathieson perform a live demonstration of a pet portrait in oils on canvas
Saturday, Jan. 31 from 3-7 p.m. featuring Matthew Clarkson: See top selling artist Matthew Clarkson perform a live demonstration of a landscape using alcohol inks on board
Don’t miss RedDoor Gallery’s ART & CHOCOLATE Experience on Friday, Feb. 6! Whether you’re a seasoned collector or enjoy being surrounded by beautiful art, RedDoor Gallery’s First Friday reception from 5-8 p.m. promises an artful, chocolate and love-filled evening of inspiration and artistic connection at 411 NE Dallas Street in historic downtown Camas. This is one of the most anticipated cultural gatherings in Clark County each month. Experience the best of local art in a vibrant, welcoming space with an opportunity to meet the 14 talented artists at RedDoor Gallery.
Regular hours are Wednesday through Saturday, noon-6 p.m. and Sundays from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Visit RedDoorGalleryCamas.com. For information, call (360) 281-8720 or e-mail LizPike7@icloud.com.
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