Anne Garney - Art Links

LINK
The Kansas City Artists Coalition
is a great resource for Links to
Artists & Art Organizations.

QUOTE
"I can make no distinction
between the sense I have of life
and the manner
in which I express it"
HENRI MATISSE

October, 2003
Chiro Studio & Gallery
ART OPENING RECEPTION
Anne with paintings
"Jura Valley, Switzerland"
and "Magen's Bay" and ...

January, 2006
TRAVEL PHOTO -
I'd like to paint this photo. Does anyone know is this Manhattan Beach or Hermosa?
Sister Sarah and
Susan P. say it's Manhattan Beach.
Love the composition.

January, 2006
I painted two paintings during my California visit. I couldn't resist the bright colored corner in "Belmont Park, San Diego", and I was directed to an amazing overlook at the edge of a cliff where I painted "Arroyo Beach, Santa Barbara".

January, 2006
TRAVEL PHOTO -
I stopped in Laguna Beach to visit their many galleries and was also impressed with their beautiful beaches
- don't miss the scenic views of Crescent Point Park.

January, 2006
TRAVEL PHOTO - After Santa Barbara, I visited Palm Springs
and drove through Joshua Tree National Park at Sunset.

LINK
Favorite Travel Site - Travelocity
Favorite Travel Book - Let's Go.

March, 2006
TRAVEL PHOTO - Long Bay Beach in Tortola in the British Virgin
Islands. I painted "Apple Bay, Tortola" while visiting.
This was my first visit to Tortola and I loved it.
I definitely will be going back.

March, 2006
TRAVEL PHOTO - Below is my favorite beach in the world,
Trunk Bay in St. John in the U.S. Virgin islands. I've painted
here many times -the sand, the colors of the sea are amazing.
Almost three-quarters of St. John belongs to the National Parks
and there are great hiking trails. I started two new paintings
in Cruz Bay and will be completing them any day now.

March, 2006
TRAVEL PHOTO - West End In Tortola

March, 2006
TRAVEL PHOTO - I went hiking in Sage Mountain National Park on the top of Tortola. This is a view of Jost Van Dyke from the trail.
(all travel photos by
Anne Garney)

July, 2006
The Ten Cup - ART OPENING RECEPTION (photo by Margaret)
Bill P. & sister Jane with paintings "Belmont Park" and "Marigot Marina" and ...

QUOTE
"I felt a consuming passion to
create a new world,
the world as I saw it with my own eyes,
a world of my own.
I heightened all my tones and transposed
all the feelings I was conscious of
into an orchestration of pure colors."
MAURICE VLAMINCK

October, 2003
Kelli at Chiro Studio & Gallery
with painting
"Magen's Bay, St. Thomas"
visit Sunshine Yoga

September, 2005
Kansas City Upholstery
ART OPENING RECEPTION
with paintings "St. Francis Cathedral, Santa Fe" and "Santa Barbara Villa".

LINK
Visit Present Magazine,
a new monthly on-line magazine
all about Kansas City's Music, Dining,
and Art scene.

September, 2005
Kansas City Upholstery
ART OPENING RECEPTION
featuring modern cabaret band
"alacartoona"
(photos by Al Pitzner)

July, 2002
Kansas City Artist's Coalition
ART OPENING RECEPTION
Bill with painting "Plaza 431"

September, 2005
Kansas City Upholstery
ART OPENING RECEPTION
featuring modern cabaret band
"alacartoona"
(photos by Al Pitzner)

LINK
Build your own Rain Garden,
visit www.kcrain.com

September, 2005
Kansas City Upholstery
ART OPENING RECEPTION
with sister Lynda sitting on far
right below the painting
"Kansas City Skyline in Spring".

October, 2003
Chiro Studio & Gallery
ART OPENING RECEPTION
Dad & sister Lisa
with paintings "Rio Cat"
and "Zinnias on Yellow"

QUOTE
Martha Graham said "We look
to Dance to impart the sensation of living
in an affirmation of life, to energize
the spectator into keener awareness of
the vigor, the mystery, the humor,
the variety and the wonder of life."
This is true for the Visual Arts as well.

May, 2006
Nephew Cooper Jackson & Puppy

LINK
Comments, Questions -Send to:
anne@annegarneypaintings.com

QUOTE
A beginning white water rafter will often focus on the rocks, attempting to get around them but not knowing how, often ending up swimming, wet and scared. An experienced rafter, by contrast, will ignore the rocks, looking instead for the flow line of the water moving far ahead. By following that flow, focusing on it , as the water moves in an endless stream around the rock, the experienced rafter successfully navigates through the dangers.
-by THE ARTIST'S WAY.
(Focus on your goals, not the obstacles)

July, 2006
Nephew Charlie Mac- Airborne