Formations: Patterns in Nature’ connects art with elements
by Martha Nodar
Mona Waterhouse, left, and Linda King, right, discuss one of Waterhouse’s
works at the Spruill Gallery in Dunwoody.
Linda King, a Brookhaven resident and frequent visitor to the Spruill
Gallery in Dunwoody, felt an immediate connection with the artwork upon
examining the gallery’s new exhibit.
“I absolutely feel the nature and the earth these artists bring out
in their pieces,” said Linda King of Brookhaven. “It is soothing and
grounding, but it also leaves you with a longing to find that place in
your soul where you could be really connected.”
Curated by Buckhead resident Tania Becker, “Formations: Patterns in
Nature” includes works by six Georgia artists — Kate Colpitts, Jeannine
Cook, Helen DeRamus, Barbara Rehg, Gerry Sattele and Mona Waterhouse —
who belong to Women Caucus for Art, a nonprofit organization devoted to
women’s artistic development. The exhibit is on display through April
13. [now extended through April 27]
For Nodar's entire article in the Reporter Newspaper, click HERE