Kayenta Arts: Liquid Color Exhibit
The November 2020 Exhibit is open to any water or translucent media (such as watercolor, gouache, ink, liquid poured acrylic, India ink, alcohol ink, dyes, etc.)
The theme is “Liquid Color.” Entries for this show will be accepted at the Center for the Arts at Kayenta on: Wednesday, October 28th from 3 – 6:00 PM. (If you cannot drop off your art during these times, please contact Kathy Johnson at lakathay@hotmail.com)
Due to COVID restrictions, there will NOT be an opening reception for this exhibit.
This show will end Wednesday, December 30th. Unsold entries can be picked up that day between 3:00 and 6:00 PM. Art will be on display to the public during regular staff business hours (Monday – Friday 12:00 – 4:00 PM), and during scheduled performances.
Art Exhibit: Liquid Color
“poured acrylics.” All works are for sale, with 25% of proceeds from art sales going to the Center for the Arts at Kayenta.
- Date: November 4th - December 30th 2020
- Time: Monday - Friday 12:00 - 4:00PM
- Cost: Free
- Event Category: ART
The Jurors of “Liquid Color”
Sue Gordhammer
Sue Gordhammer lives in Kayenta and serves on Ivins City Council. She’s more of a left brain person who has spent her career as an engineer working with tech companies and assisting start-ups with usability. She has flexed her right brain “muscles” on dance, choreography, and appreciation for art and architecture. Sue spends as much time as possible hiking or mountain biking and enjoys spending time on trails with Joe and their dogs Sarge and Olina.
Jennifer Burch
After losing the majority of her eyesight to a stroke at the age of 37, Jennifer Burch turned to painting as a form of vision therapy. A former corporate executive, she always had a creative side that needed to be fed. Painting quickly became her passion. Jennifer’s loss of vision has resulted in an extraordinary ability to see shadows and light, capturing the beauty of everyday items on canvas. Her oil paintings are bringing life to homes spanning from Alaska to New England. Jennifer and her husband Jeff moved to Ivins in 2019 and she is excited to start this new chapter in her life as an artist.
