ART & PLACE
Art & Place will explore how visual art connects us to place.
See and celebrate the work of six local artists on Thursday evening, October 10, at Anthology Fine Art. There will be two artist panels exploring the often unseen influence of place on art and asking how art can inspire us to love the people and places around us.
Sacred Place is hosting the opening reception for Art & Place on Thursday, October 10, 6-9pm, at Anthology Fine Art, in Englewood. The artist panels will be at 7pm and 8pm. Wine and hors d'oeuvres will be provided.
Spend an evening this fall celebrating the beauty of art and place.
Information
THURSDAY, OCT 10 6:00pm - 9:00pm
Wine, beverages, and light snacks provided
Questions?
Please email hello@thesacredgrace.com
Schedule
6:00pm | Gallery Reception
7:00pm | Artist Panel 1
8:00pm | Artist Panel 2
9:00pm | Gallery Closing
Location
Anthology Fine Art
3419 South Lincoln Street
Englewood, CO, 80113
Artists
Kay Morrison
Kay Morrison is now a full-time abstract artist after serving in pastoral ministry for 40 years (although she’s not really that old). Most days, Kay can be found drinking a lot of coffee, doing something creative, and snuggling her dog, Winnie the Poodle. She and her husband David divide their time between Howard and Denver, CO. Whether painting or preaching, Kay loves sharing the extravagant colors of grace.
Adam Anglin
Adam Anglin (b.1984, Rogers, AR) is a fine artist and musician with a background in graphic design living and working in Denver, Colorado. Adam's landscape paintings aim to create tension in the spaces of our lives where we feel isolated, left longing for something more. These feelings are met in Adam's work with bursts of color and harmonious moments of disruption. Adam's work is aimed at creating these intersections and letting the viewer navigate this liminal space.
Joel Swanson
Joel Swanson is a text-based interdisciplinary artist exploring the intersection of language and technology. As an Associate Professor at the ATLAS Institute at the University of Colorado Boulder, he directs the TYPO Lab, an experimental art and design space exploring text-based technologies. He received a Master of Fine Arts at the University of California, San Diego with a focus on Computing and the Arts.
Shannon Thomas
In January 2023, Shannon began sketching flowers in her journal and dabbling in watercolors. She had yet to take an art class, but art was a way to express herself, play, and take her creative side more seriously. Shannon's kitchen counters quickly became cluttered with art from her newfound love. She started casually sharing her art online and the response was surprising and incredible. Others wanted to purchase her pieces and began requesting commissions. Shanon Allyne Art was born in 2023, and today she remains focused on creating paintings coupled with writing that inspires and transforms its viewers. Shannon is married to Matt, and they have 4 children and reside in Evergreen, Colorado.
Brandi Galuzzi
Brandi Galuzzi is an artist and illustrator with roots in commercial arts. After working almost two decades as a graphic designer and illustrator, her love of learning brought her back to school where she is now pursuing a Masters in Theological Studies with a concentration in Theology and the Arts. This intersection of faith and art feels like the place she was born to explore. Her preferred medium is often changing—currently loving collage—but her hope is the same: to spread beauty and light through pictures, words, teaching, and presence.
Gayla Irwin
Gayla Irwin is an artist and a spiritual director with a passion to help people cultivate joy, beauty, and wholeness through contemplative creativity. Creating with watercolor, ink, in her art journal, or on her iPad brings her great delight, and she’s passionate about helping others experience this delight, too.
Since 2012, Gayla and her husband, John, have served on staff for the Downing House in Englewood, a ministry that encourages people to connect with God and cultivate a deeper sense of their own calling in our world.