Artists interpret landscape

The Longboat Key Center for the Arts held its opening reception for “The Interpreted Landscape” Nov. 13.

  • By Kristen Herhold
  • | 8:40 p.m. November 13, 2015
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“This is really wonderful. I’m a Ringling College alumna, so it’s very serendipitous to come back and show my work here. It’s amazing.” — Artist Cindy Mason

The Longboat Key Center for the Arts held its opening reception for “The Interpreted Landscape” Nov. 13.

The exhibit features works by Cindy Mason and Malcolm Robertson, who reinterpreted the landscapes around them. It will be on display until Jan. 16.

Artist Cindy Mason with “Aggrandize Grid IV”
Artist Cindy Mason with “Aggrandize Grid IV”
Director Jane Buckman and Diane Zorn
Director Jane Buckman and Diane Zorn
Lois Gelatt and David Hixon
Lois Gelatt and David Hixon
Susan Borozan and Louis Caponi
Susan Borozan and Louis Caponi
June Pisabatino with Dottie and Al Hixon
June Pisabatino with Dottie and Al Hixon
Gary Steinman, Carol Camiener and Sharon Oper
Gary Steinman, Carol Camiener and Sharon Oper
Brenda Terris and Joan Golub
Brenda Terris and Joan Golub
Judy Boice, Bob Dreyfus and Chantal Diem
Judy Boice, Bob Dreyfus and Chantal Diem
Ron Johnson, Kip O’Neill, Jinny Johnson and Ann Roth
Ron Johnson, Kip O’Neill, Jinny Johnson and Ann Roth
Larry and Joanne Bugoon, Ann Quackenbush, Joe Palumbo and Sue Wertman
Larry and Joanne Bugoon, Ann Quackenbush, Joe Palumbo and Sue Wertman

 

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