PHOTO GALLERY: Bird Key Yacht Club Art Exhibit Wednesday

  • By Kristen Herhold
  • | 11:00 p.m. February 17, 2015
  • Arts + Culture
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PHOTO GALLERY: Bird Key Yacht Club Art Exhibit Wednesday
Exhibitor Arlene Sjosten in front of her painting, “City Life”
Exhibitor Arlene Sjosten in front of her painting, “City Life”
Exhibitor Joan Partridge and Art Committee Chairperson Marilyn Huseby in front of Partridge’s alabaster sculpture
Exhibitor Joan Partridge and Art Committee Chairperson Marilyn Huseby in front of Partridge’s alabaster sculpture
The Art Exhibit featured 31 yacht club members who enjoy painting, sculpting, knitting, glasswork and many other art mediums in their free time.
The Art Exhibit featured 31 yacht club members who enjoy painting, sculpting, knitting, glasswork and many other art mediums in their free time.
Exhibitors Fred Doery and Norm Weber
Exhibitors Fred Doery and Norm Weber
Exhibitor Dick Webster with wife, Joan
Exhibitor Dick Webster with wife, Joan
Pianist Ann Weber
Pianist Ann Weber
Exhibitor Anita Pihl in front of her needlepoint pillow
Exhibitor Anita Pihl in front of her needlepoint pillow
John Clark and George Davis
John Clark and George Davis
Vice Commodore Martha Schantz with exhibitor Tim Christie and wife Bev.
Vice Commodore Martha Schantz with exhibitor Tim Christie and wife Bev.
Lynn and Kendall Smith, Mike Yourison, Suzy Steelman and Vice Commodore Martha Schantz
Lynn and Kendall Smith, Mike Yourison, Suzy Steelman and Vice Commodore Martha Schantz
Brad Root and Cathy Abrams
Brad Root and Cathy Abrams
Jack Herider and David Sjosten
Jack Herider and David Sjosten

 

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