Ground Floor Artists highlights work featuring popular color
“Out of the Blue” features more than 80 artworks highlighting the color blue.
Courtesy Ground Floor Artists/Sarah Simmerman
The “Out of the Blue” exhibit at Ground Floor Artists will be on display through Nov. 30.
Courtesy Ground Floor Artists/Sarah Simmerman
The Ground Floor Artists Gallery announced its latest exhibition “Out of the Blue, a captivating collection featuring more than 80 artworks that explore the multifaceted nature of the color blue.
The exhibition runs through Nov. 30 at the gallery at 11343 W. Foxfire Drive. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays.
From serene landscapes to bold abstracts, the exhibition showcases the diverse interpretations and styles of 65 talented artists from Arizona and beyond. Inspired by quotes, emotions, and the
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Surprise art house feels ‘Blue’ this month
Ground Floor Artists highlights work featuring popular color
Courtesy Ground Floor Artists/Sarah Simmerman
“Out of the Blue” features more than 80 artworks highlighting the color blue.
Courtesy Ground Floor Artists/Sarah Simmerman
The “Out of the Blue” exhibit at Ground Floor Artists will be on display through Nov. 30.
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What: “Out of the Blue” art exhibition
When: Through Nov. 30
Where: Ground Floor Artists, 11343 W. Foxfire Drive
Admission: Free
Information: groundfloorartists.com
By Sarah Simmerman | Ground Floor Artists
The Ground Floor Artists Gallery announced its latest exhibition “Out of the Blue, a captivating collection featuring more than 80 artworks that explore the multifaceted nature of the color blue.
The exhibition runs through Nov. 30 at the gallery at 11343 W. Foxfire Drive. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays.
From serene landscapes to bold abstracts, the exhibition showcases the diverse interpretations and styles of 65 talented artists from Arizona and beyond. Inspired by quotes, emotions, and the
color itself, these pieces offer a unique and thought-provoking experience for art enthusiasts.
The studio has scheduled an opening reception from 5 to 7 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 8. Mingle with the featured artists and enjoy an exclusive first look at the incredible artworks on display.
Don’t miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the beauty of blue. Ground Floor Artists is a dynamic venue dedicated to fostering artistic expression and showcasing the diverse talents of emerging and established local artists.
Its rotating gallery program provides a platform for fresh perspectives and a vibrant space for community engagement.
Featured artists at the latest exhibition are as follows: Alex Smith, Anne Nordstrom, April Heller, Arlene Fody, Barry Farmer, Bela Fidel, Betty Hahn, Callie Ryan, Carolina Benavidez, Cheryl Barber, Constance Deluca, Cory Woodall, Cynthia Dunn-Selph, Darlene Ritter, Debby Luchetti, Dennis Sullivan, Diane Jaquier, Diane Palley, Dyane Welt, Elizabeth Meltzer, Elizabeth Moore, Ellie Mendre, Francesca Texidor, Gilat Ben-Dor, Jan Oxendale, Jana Kohutiarova, Janemarie Bullock, Janice Gerber, Janna Blackburn, Jeff Weiss, Jennifer Jones, Jennifer Williamson, Judith Visker, justin Breitzke, Katheryn Giudici, Kathleen Pieslor, Kimber Jones, Lee Brown, Linda Bergeron, Lorraine Herson-Jones, Lynda Schlosberg, Mariela Paeva, Marty Miller, Mary Beth Woiccak, Mary Heberlein, Mckenzie Reno, Melanie Mead, Miki Lovett, Nancy Frost, Nicolas Flowers, Nolan Mehle, Panda Armstrong, Rafael Gutierrez, Rebekah Vermeulen, Ronald Rebmann, Sandra Wulf, Sarah Simmerman, Sheri Ashton, Stephen Bender, Sue Eddy, Suzie Blackwell and Travis Luckhurst.
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