Take a closer look....such detail.
While visiting, I was blown away by her talent. Her studio was full of her paintings that took our breath away. I felt like I was visiting a "Art movie star".
Nomad, now with light
4 weeks ago
Monday, February 22, 2010
This is REALLY an Art Car
that was painted by Phyllis Yes many years ago. The total car is painted to look like lace and it was spectacular! She would like to sell the car but the one person interested wants to repaint it! I promise to throw myself over the hood to keep that from happening!
Take a closer look....such detail.
While visiting, I was blown away by her talent. Her studio was full of her paintings that took our breath away. I felt like I was visiting a "Art movie star".
Take a closer look....such detail.
While visiting, I was blown away by her talent. Her studio was full of her paintings that took our breath away. I felt like I was visiting a "Art movie star".
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About Mary Lou Zeek
- Mary Lou Zeek
- We represent Northwest artists working in a variety of media including painting, sculpture, works on paper, ceramics, jewelry and mixed media. Our second gallery features exhibitions on a monthly basis, as well as selected group shows and special exhibitions. To arrange an appointment, please call 503-581-3229 or email; mzeek@comcast.net During our years of operating, we have successfully encouraged the broadening and blossoming of the Salem art scene. We are dedicated to serving our clients as well as our artists. The relationships that we cultivate with our clients and our artists have been and will continue to be long and rewarding. We encourage you to take the time to be acquainted with us and take the time to appreciate the art we enjoy so much.
2 comments:
Oh, the Porsche! I was a college art student when Phyllis painted the lace car. I remember articles in the Wall Street Journal on the lace surface of the car and her ideas about gender. She made me think about the BIG ideas of art and working as an human being and artist. I am so glad that she was my mentor. And who would want to paint that beauty!?
Betsy, Lucky you. I also remember the time when the car had its "debut". It looks amazing in person as does the artist.
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