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Icons of Mary Visit Our Modern World

Published on August 6, 2009 by Ana Villaronga

maryWhether you are a religious person, an art lover or neither, it might be a mystery to you why Mary is a necessary component in traditional Christian religion. Not specifically wanting to get into a religious argument, historically Mary is depicted in art portraying a significant role. Whether you believe Mary signifies the church, our love for God, wisdom, love, purity, knowledge, or none of these, it is important for us to learn, grow as human beings, and expand our knowledge. One of my reactions to viewing icons is to question myself: Why? Who?

Mary Jane Miller, an American artist residing in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico is exhibiting “The Mary Series,” icon paintings. Opening Friday, August 7th. www.wadewilsonart.com from 6 to 8 PM at Wade Wilson Fine Art, 4411 Montrose Blvd. The Mary Series exhibition will be up through August 29th, 2009.  Read more

The Artistic Expressions of Wendy Wagner

Published on May 18, 2009 by Ana Villaronga

wendy-wagnerWendy Wagner represents the superlative of creativity in Texas. This Austin native and Houston resident has entrapped “cuteness” and pushed it to the extremes! Her paintings resemble dreams and her mini ceramic sculptures make for an incredible collection. Wagner’s soft sculptures inspire hugs of every size! What is Wendy doing? She created the future of “cute”! Qwerkys! Read more

New Charter Chapter Opens for National Art Honor Society in Katy

Published on May 12, 2009 by Ana Villaronga

national-art-honors-katy-txPope John XXIII High School recently kicked off their brand new “charter” chapter of the National Art Honor Society with the spring inductions of 28 new members. Two senior inductees, Chris Panaligan and Gen McCormick received art scholarships! Nell Bednarz, a local Katy artist, was the guest speaker for the ceremony.  Read more

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