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The Charleston Artist Guild Gallery is pleased to present “Color Notes”, a collection of new works by Ginny Versteegen. This award-winning artist will be the featured artist at the CAG Gallery during the month of November. The exhibit will continue through November 30.
As a contemporary Impressionist, Ginny Versteegen has taken her color notes to a new level. The elements of color, soft edges and drama of the landscape all come together in her latest series of paintings. Connect with the artist and nature as you view this new body of work. From the light filled color notes of “Taking Flight ” to the drama of “Spring Palette”, Versteegen unveils the majesty found in color and light. Her use of rich, vibrant color gives the viewer a selective impression of a scene. Through the use of oil paint she expresses her feelings about the subject and the time of day. Color notes taken from her plein air paintings and nature are her inspiration. Working outdoors in plein air, allows the artist to gather information for her paintings first hand.
Ginny Versteegen moved to Charleston County in 2006, after traveling the world teaching art and painting. Her work exhibits an international flair for she has lived in Brazil, Holland and Spain. Ginny has been blessed by immediate acceptance into the art community of Charleston with solo exhibits, awards and purchase prizes from the City of Charleston, as well as the North Charleston Arts Council. Recently, she was selected to have her painting, “Shem Creek Glow”, featured in the Mayor’s Art Program at City Hall in Mount Pleasant. Her work may also be found in many private and public collections at home and abroad.
In addition to the Charleston Artist Guild Gallery, you may see more of Ginny Versteegen’s paintings at the Perspective Gallery, Crickentree Plaza, Mt. Pleasant, SC and her website ginnyversteegen.com.
Please join us for the opening reception on Friday, November 3, 2017 at the Charleston Artist Guild Gallery from 5-8 pm. The gallery, located at 160 East Bay Street, is open daily from 11-6pm. Sales made at the gallery support the nonprofit Guild’s community outreach work. Please contact the gallery at 843.722.2425 with any inquiries.