FALL GALA SHOWBOOK 2021

FALL GALA SHOWBOOK 2021

November 19, 2 0 2 1

S H OW B OO K • A U C T I O N

Fine Ar t Live Auction *

Fine Ar t Live Auction *

Over 30 pieces of Original Ar t valued over $9,000 will be offered for Auction including private commissions! * All auction proceeds will benefit a local children’s charitable fund Over 30 pieces of Original Ar t valued over $9,000 will be offered for Auction including private commissions! * All auction proceeds will benefit a local children’s charitable fund

The Ar t League of Cheatham County dedicates the 2021 Fall Gala as the John R. Lindahl Fall Gala 30 Ar tists with over 86 works -- 2D • 3D • Photography valued over $48,000 Above images are by some of the featured artists and may or may not be included in the auction. Our Featured Ar tists: 30 Ar tists with over 86 works -- 2D • 3D • Photography valued over $48,000 Above images are by some of the featured artists and may or may not be included in the auction. Our Featured Ar tists: Debbie Fuson SavannahWilliams Phoenix Thornburg Tess Hinson Sonja Beck HeatherWolfe Pat Millius Bobbie Noreen Morris Self Lundy Cupp Ben Caldwell D.L. Brust Barbara Allen

Sally Taylor Mar Augeli Pete Heitt Amy Bornstein Carla Christina Contreras

Marian Fordyce Monica O’Neil Kristy Baker

Debbie Fuson SavannahWilliams Phoenix Thornburg

Tess Hinson Sonja Beck HeatherWolfe Pat Millius

Bobbie Noreen Morris Self

D.L. Brust Barbara Allen

Becki Vincent Cathy Hensen

TimothyWeber Abigale Lambert

Cofounder and patron of the Ar t League of Cheatham County, John R. Lindahl in his work with the Cheatham County Juvenile Cour t System, discovered a serious financial need to help support foster care children, whom in many cases come with nothing as they move from home to home. All auction proceeds will benefit foster care children’s need administered through the Juvenile Cour t System. Marian Fordyce Monica O’Neil Kristy Baker Becki Vincent Cathy Hensen Lundy Cupp Ben Caldwell TimothyWeber Abigale Lambert Sally Taylor Mar Augeli Pete Heitt Amy Bornstein Carla Christina Contreras

The Art League is a group of creative artists and art lovers. We are also a group who wish to pay it forward to help benefit children in need.

With a substantial donation to the Ar t League by John R. Lindahl, each artist who donates one or more pieces of their ar t to the live auction will receive one raffle ticket to be randomly selected at the end of the evening. Three ar tists will receive either $3,000, or $2,000, or $1,000 as a token of their generosity.

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There is no greater joy when the eyes, soul, and heart join together from an Artist’s imagination.

The Artists

A special recognition to the following SPONSORS Leatherwood Distillery Flytes Brewhouse

Abigale Lambert Lily Patterson ClaraWolfe Izzy Caldwell

Room One Sonja Beck Monica O’Neil

Kirsti Baker Sally Taylor

Marian Fordyce Amy Bornstein Carla Christina Contreras

The Coach House & Livery Stables

Debbie Fuson Barbara Allen Tess-Marites Lankovich Pat Milllius Phoenix Thornburg D. L. Brust

Morris Self Paul Parillo TimothyWeber Ben Caldwell

Original Art Sales Artists’ work(s) available for sale, please negotiate with each artist individually.The Art League of Cheatham County will not be handling or taking any commission on sales of original art at this show. Signed Artist Prints are available for sale in the entry area at $25 each. All proceeds from the sale of artist prints will benefit the Art League of Cheatham County 501(c)(3) non profit for art events, programs, and scholarship opportunities

Lobby Bobbi Noreen Andrea ‘Picaso’ Henry Becki Vincent

Room Two Mar Augelli Cathy Henson Pete Hiett SavannahWilliams

HeatherWolfe Sloane Hunter

Did you know that purchasing a specialty license plate helps support the arts in Tennessee? https://tnspecialtyplates.org The State of Tennessee offers more than 100 specialty license plates for Tennessee motorists to display on their registered motor vehicles.These plates represent special interest organizations, professional organizations, colleges and universities, branches of the military and other topics. Most of these plates are available at your local county clerk’s office. However, you may want to call and check before traveling to the clerk’s office.A Specialty License Plate costs $35 each year. You can exchange your current license plate for a Specialty License Plate anytime, the county clerk will prorate your fees.

Roy Ray’s Place Watercolor - 17 x 13 Andrea ‘Picaso’ Henry Donation Value $250

Old Man of the Park Acrylic on Canvas - 16 x 20 Debbie Fuson Donation Value: $320

Dragon Mist Acrylic Mica - 12 x 12 Becki Vincent Donation Value $175

Commissoned Portrait

Commissioned Portrait Mixed Media on Wood Panel 12 x 16 Pat Millius Donation Value $750

On the Sycamore Photography 17 x 14 Phoenix Thornburg Donation Value $100

Mid Day River Road Photography 16 x 20

Phoenix Thornburg Donation Value $100

Rave Acrylic - 36 x 24 Bobbie Noreen Donation Value $300

Music in My Mind Acrylic - 8 x 10 Tess-Marites Lankovich Donation Value $150

Burst Acrylic -16 x 20 Bobbie Noreen Donation Value $250

Tree Silhouette 1 Watercolor - 8.5 x 12 Cathy Henson Donation Value $85

Tree Silhouette 2 Watercolor - 8.5 x 12 Cathy Henson Donation Value $85

Wildthing Watercolor - 8.5 x 12 Cathy Henson Donation Value $85

The Trip Oil Pastels - 12 x 9 Savannah Williams Donation Value $10

Hibiscus Mixed Media - 21.5 x 27 D.L. Brust Donation Value $600

Sunset on Santa Maria Oil on canvas - 36 x 48 Kristi Baker Donation Value $1200

Soft Blue Landscape Acrylic on Canvas 24 x 30 Monica O’Neill Donation Value $250

Egg and Box Charcoal Drawing 10 x 8 Donation Value $145

Commissioned Original

Creative Love Revitalizes Trust Mixed media 14w x 8.5h x 2.5d

WSM Violin stained glass 24h x 9w x 13d Paul Parillo Donation Value $450

Red (TA) Platter Pottery - 12” diameter Timothy Weber Donation Value $100

Carla Christina Contreras Donation Value $245

Snail & Mushroom Acrylic & Oil Mix - 10 x 9 Abigale Lambert Donation: will create another one

Ryman Print - 14 x 11 (framed20 x 16) Olga Alexeeva Donation Value $150

Copper Coffee Scoop Hand hammered with a naturally felled deer antler 12 x 5 Ben Caldwell Donation Value $185

Rock Creek Park Oil - 17 x 20 Sally Taylor Donation Value $98

Sea Turtle Pencil - 20 x 16 Lily Patterson Donation Value $50

Nov Acrylic on Canvas 18 x 24 Marian Fordyce Donation: Value - open

Because Acrylic on Canvas 18 x 24 Marian Fordyce Donation: Value - open

Schnoz Carved in driftwood - H 13in. Lundy Cupp Donation: Value - $165.00

Snow Storm Watercolor

17 x 20 framed Barbara Allen Donation Value $1,500

Luminescence Acrylic on Canvas - 16 x 20 Sonja Beck Donation Value $800

Dylan Giclee gallery wrapped canvas 30 x 40 Mar Augelli Donation Value $400

Silver Pâté Knife with Vine Handle Ben Caldwell Donation Value $335

Lickin’ Wildflowers Photo on canvas - 16 x 20 Sloane Hunter Donation Value $300

Metal Work Cycle 1 15 1/4” L x 5 1/4” W x 7” H Donation Value $150

Abigale Lambert - student

Space Dog Acrylic on canvas 20 x 16

Snail & Mushroom Acrylic & Oil Mix 10 x 9 Commissioned Original

In this world today people say you can be whatever you want. “I’m going to be an astronaut” used to be a popular thing you’d hear from young kids when asked what they want to be when they grow up. In the present, however, sometimes that seems a lot more achievable than some of my actual dreams. Savannah Williams- student

The Trip Oil Pastels 12 x 9 Donation

2nd Identity Pen 8.5 x 11 NFS

Outing Digital Art NFS

Power Acrylic 8 x 10 NFS

Clara Wolfe- student

ClaraWolfe is a high school junior with a passion to create. As life long dancer, Clara Is just beginning to explore the visual arts with this study in a monochromatic paint pallet.

Blue Peppers Acrylic on canvas 10 x 8 NFS

Izzy Caldwell- student

Izzy is a sculpture and metal art student

Self Portrait Graphite on paper 16 x 20 NFS

Incense Holder Copper with hand formed flowers 10 x 12 $375

Egg and Box Charcoal Drawing 10 x 8 Donation

Lily Patterson- student

Sea Turtle Pencil 20 x 16 Donation

Andrea ‘Picaso’ Henry

In the last 10 years, encouraged by my husband, I have concentrated on watercolor with works also in pastel and colored pencil. My style usually leans towards realistic with the subject many times being botanical. I have many possible painting subjects in my greenhouse, Little Marrowbone Farm ( on Facebook).

Bottle Story Colored Pencil 26.5 x 21

$1200

Chanterelle Mushroom Colored Pencil 20” Square

After a Fashion Watercolor 21 x 17

Roy Ray’s Place Watercolor 17 x 13

$750

$300

Donation

Becki Vincent It is extremely satisfying to layer paint, spackling, glass bead gel medium, and mica.The resulting dimension and textured surface creates an invitation to look a little closer... What doYOU see?

Western Abstract Texture 1-3 Acrylic Mica - 12 x 12 $145 each

Mini Travertine 1-3 Acrylic Mica - 12 x 12 $145 each

Note to Picasso Acrylic Mica 24 x 30 $720

Dragon Mist Acrylic Mica 12 x 12 Donation

Peter T. Hiett III

On one of my many post-retirement travels, I visited theWichita Mountains National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma. On a shor t hike, I came across this incredible, tranquil setting by a small river that triggered every memory of a similar scene from all the old westerns I used to see on TV as a child. I took several photos and chose one to paint in a workshop offered by the wonderful ar tist and Cheatham County native, Lisa Taylor. I did this in one setting and it occupies a prominent place in my house as a reminder of all the adventures I have taken over the years. So many years ago, while working at the employee’s cafeteria at the old Opryland Amusement Park in Nashville, one of the street artists for the park, left his/her watercolors on a table so with a little time on my hands, I did this little piece of a table setting in the cafeteria. I hope they don’t mind.

Wichita Mountains Oil 12 x 12 NFS

Before Lunch Rush Watercolor 8 x 10 NFS

Debbie H. Fuson I have always felt at home in nature. Natural settings bring me peace. I truly love finding a subject to paint that shows the character of endurance and a true uniqueness of presence. It is my hope to capture the joy that creation brings to my hear t and share it with others.

Old Man of the Park Acrylic on Canvas

16 x 20 Donation

Pat Millius I rarely use words to communicate. And when I paint, I don’t often use brushes. I’ll use my fingers, knuckles, knives, matchsticks, q-tips, sandpaper, and greasy napkins or anything within arms reach. I add layers just as often as I scrape them off, which is why I like to have a thick substrate. It sounds violent but it is not. It brings me a taste of the peace I crave, but in no way do I find it “relaxing”. My techniques developed this way over decades. I’ve had no more control over how they have evolved than I have over the way I sneeze or the way I laugh.Yes, I do laugh when I paint. In fact, I consider a painting successful only if it makes me laugh.

Nellie Smith Mixed Media on Wood Panel 12 x 16 NFS Donation: Commissioned portrait of this same size

Woodthrush Mixed Media on Wood Panel 15 x 19 NFS

Phoenix Thornburg The time-honored ar t of preserving time through the photographic lens has long fascinated me.The viewfinder offers a structured limitation, inside which I find an outlet for exploration, reflection and expression. I am interested in the potential for time and space to be imprinted by energy and vibration, and try to translate this evocation of emotions by means of the photograph; storytelling. Living and working in rural Cheatham County has nourished the roots of my perspective with a constant flow of not only the profound and awesome beauty of nature found here, but also with local history and the lore.

Mon Cheri Photography 20 x 16 NFS

Mid Day River Road Photography 16 x 20 Donation

On the Sycamore Photography 17 x 14 Donation

Tess-Marites Lankovich

I have been creating art since I was nine years old. By my late twenties to early thir ties, I began creating mosaics, mixtures of ink, watercolors, acrylics, and oils on canvas. I am passionate about my own creativity and inspired by other artists and most of all the creation that made me realized what I can do with “Faith”. I moved toTennessee from Connecticut in 2001 and lived in Clarksville,TN for awhile with my family and now I am residing in Dickson,TN. During my travels, I began building my por tfolio and utilizing anything I came across to create a sentimental, dramatic and interesting story on a canvas. Everywhere I’ve been, and everything I have encountered in life and experience, has become a part of my story on canvas and collage of memories and unique experience in life.

The Characters that Lies Beneath the Instruments Mixed Media 24 x 48 $1200

Music in My Mind Acrylic 8 x 10 Donation

Sally Taylor

Rock Creek Park Oil 17 x 20 Donation

Mar Augelli

In the 60’s I learned the Craft of Making Ar t, then spent the next 3 decades learning How to Make a Life. In theWinter of 2000 I lost my best friend, husband and father of my children to an early death. In time, Our loss would be the catalyst that re-awakened the Creative Poet and Ar tist in my soul……… “A great love opens the heart. A great loss of love brings great pain. Great pain brings great passion into being. Great passion inspires great art. Great Art touches the soul.The Re-born soul learns to love once again. Art must be an expression of love or it is nothing.” Marc Chagall

Stairway to Heaven Acrylic on canvas 30 x 40 $500

Dylan Giclee gallery wrapped canvas 30 x 40 Donation

Bobbi Noreen My mother was an artist.When she passed, I took her paints and brushes with me from California where I had been born and raised. I think of her often as I set up my canvas’ and easel and begin to create. I love painting. It lets me leave everything behind and focus on nothing but the colors, the feel of the brushes and mastering new techniques.

Grapes of Harvest Acrylic 30 x 24 $400

Color Me Happy Acrylic 30 x 24 $400

Another Galaxy Acrylic 16 x 20 $400

Burst Acrylic 16 x 20 Donation

Rave Acrylic 36 x 24 Donation

Kristi Baker What inspires me is the unknown, waiting to be revealed. Therefore, I approach a blank canvas with the unwavering belief that each brush stroke or design element is a story waiting to be told. Using a variety of mediums allows me the freedom of discovery on my ar tistic journey.

The Gaze Oil on canvas 36 x 48 $1200

Sunset on Santa Maria Oil on canvas 36 x 48 Donation

Sonja Beck

Utilizing a bold, contemporary style full of color and life, dynamic angles and layers of tonal variations, I work primarily with acrylics on canvas to spread my love of people and music with the world. During my professional dance career, prior to raising my two sons, I experienced many moments of shared joy and powerful collective connections through different genres of music, no matter the country or language. Living on the outskirts of Nashville since 2007 has provided me the opportunity to interact with many world-renowned musicians who allow me to study their hands, instruments and techniques. In my music themed pieces I strive to convey the soulful message on canvas that they express in their songs. A lifetime of drawing with charcoal and graphite taught lessons in relation to composition, perspective and values which has been a launchpad for me as I have only been painting since 2016.

Jump! Hand embellished canvas print 30 x 40 $400

Groovin Acrylic on canvas 30 x 40 $2500

Luminescence Acrylic on Canvas 16 x 20 Donation

Marian Fordyce

I am a native Tennessean. Growing up in the beauty of our hills and valleys, my ar t conveys the lines and colors of the world around me.

Because Acrylic on canvas 16 x 24 Donation

Nov Acrylic on canvas 16 x 24 Donation

Monica O’Neill

Monica O’ Neill is a Cheatham county native with a Masters of Ar ts in Teaching, a degree in Studio Ar ts & Ar t Education, Monica has a multitude of skills in a variety of media, which have assisted her in teaching art and guiding her in her own ar t making processes. Her pieces have a whimsical appeal incorporating nature and embracing the viewer completely in a sense of tranquility and calm.

Out of the Darkness Oil on Canvas 24 x 36 NFS

Soft Blue Landscape Acrylic on Canvas 24 x 30 Donation

Barbara Allen

Born and raised in the Nashville Metropolitan area of Tennessee, Barbara Allen now resides in Ashland City,TN on a small farm with her husband.Waking up every day to the scenes and sounds of nature, her love for ar t seems to grow with each passing moment. Her love for ar t stems from her younger years from middle school to high school. She graduated from Maplewood High School in 1986. HildaWade was her high school art teacher from 9th thru 12th grade. She was a great influence on Barbara and a great supporter. Since then, Ar tist in Residence, Harold Lovell became a great mentor, teacher, and friend. He taught her to believe in herself, and that there was nothing that she could not achieve with a brush.The love for watercolors and what they can achieve have since become a passion. Her passion continues to grow everyday to push the boundaries of watercolor and to show people the only limits to this style of art are the limits that we put on ourselves. From the first stroke of the brush to the last stroke of color ; each painting is completely finished with a labor of love. Barbara and her husband Charles take each painting to their studio to finish. From matting, to glass cutting, to custom framing, each painting is finished to its finest. Our studio is called “Printers of Ar t” which includes everything from start to finish as well as printing Glicée prints of her work and for other artists. She looks forward to sharing with people her passion of watercolor to its finest detail.

Song Maker Watercolor 20 x 17 framed $1,000

Snow Storm Watercolor 20 x 17 framed Donation

Paul Parillo Once I become confident working with stained glass, I became curious how I could incorporate other objects and combine both to create unique art. I love the challenge of taking used, sometimes broken musical instruments and creating a new, revitalized piece of ar t.Whether abstract or a themed design, it is very satisfying to blend the two separate art forms to become one. To date, I have created pieces utilizing guitars, violins, banjos, drums, cellos, guitar amps and mandolins.

WSM Violin stained glass 24h x 9w x 13d Donation

Yamaha Abstract Guitar stained glass 46h x 17w x 14d $800 includes guitar stand or wall hanger

Cathy Henson

I’ve loved creating art all my life......painting with acrylics & watercolors are my favorite. I work full time but, I still find time to do the things I enjoy in my life…..which is most important. I use lots of bright vibrant colors in my paintings.They have been described as fresh, happy, energetic and soul lifting. I believe if a person surrounds their self with happy things their outlook on life will be just that… Happy! Therefore I look at my paintings as having a sort of healing energy! I make it a point to develop and practice skills in my work and to experiment with new techniques. I never sketch anything I paint; I use my brush and paints to create. All freestyle & truly from my hear t. I feel as an Ar tist there is no right or wrong way to create something that is pleasing to one’s eye. I absolutely love painting silhouettes on bright & bold backgrounds. I paint what I love, so you will see an assortment of many things. I encourage each parent to allow their child to be creative, to paint and to enjoy and experience ar t. “If one of my paintings gives you a smile, a laugh or makes you think of a wonderful memory, then I feel I’m already a success!”

Blooming Cactus Watercolor 8.5 x 12 $85

Wildthing Watercolor 8.5 x 12 Donation

Desert Home Watercolor 8.5 x 12 $85

Peaceful Meadow Watercolor 8.5 x 12 $85

Tree Silhouette 1 Watercolor 8.5 x 12 Donation

Tree Silhouette 2 Watercolor 8.5 x 12 Donation

Ben Caldwell My name is Ben Caldwell, and I am an artist, specializing in the creation of functional and timeless metalwork. All of my work is custom hammered, raised and chased by hand, resulting in quality, one-of-a-kind creations that will far outlast their creator. I like to think of my metalwork as the marriage of beauty and functionality, something you just don’t see much of these days.

Large Hammered Copper Bowl set on Felled Deer Antler 18 x 18 SOLD

Large Copper Gingko Server with Burr Handle 12 x 5 Hand hammered with a naturally felled deer antler that is carved with a flower in the handle. The handle is solid copper $365

Copper Coffee Scoop 12 x 5

Hand hammered with a naturally felled deer antler that is carved with a flower in the handle. The handle is solid copper Donation

Silver Pâté Knife with Vine Handle

Ben Caldwell Donation

Morris Self I have lived in Cheatham county for 26 years. I started doing sculptures for my family, and then their friends started commissioning sculptures from me.Then I star ted doing public ar t shows. My sculptures are made using recycled metal and scrap metals from our area to assemble sculptures of all different types. I have taught classes with children to motivate their art potential so they can experience taking items that are different and put them together in one common goal to make something other than its original purpose. I want people to see my ar t and realize their own potential to do something creative with simple every day items commonly thrown away. I have donated sculptures for fund raisers to local hospitals, schools, and charities, as well as, a 14’ breast Cancer ribbon sculpture located on Charlotte Avenue in Nashville at the Hope Lodge for cancer patients families.

Metal Work Cycle 1 15 1/4” L x 5 1/4” W x 7” H Donation

Metal Work Cycle 2 4 3/4” W x 9 1/2” L x 4” H

Metal Work Cycle 3 9 3/4” L x 4 1/4” W x 3 1/4” H

Metal Work Cycle 4 9 1/4” L x 3 3/5” W x 3” H

$100

$100

$100

Heather Wolfe

Wolfe uses a classic black and white pallet and other elements to create a unity between organic shape, texture, and space with various elements produced by human design. She received her education in fine and digital arts from Austin Peay State University’s College of Ar t and Design. Wolfe’s primary focus across all of her pieces is to evoke an emotional response from the viewer. While her various works cover several mediums, Wolfe’s first love is charcoal and the tactile nature of manipulating the medium.

Hush 36 x 36 acrylic on canvas Negotiable

Air Miles Photography “I may have boarded the plane, but it was she that was learning to fly.” Collection of 5 images Negotiable

D.L. Brust

In much of the world today, an artist is considered to be a person with the talent and skills to conceptualize and make creative works. Such persons are singled out and prized for their artistic and original ideas.Their ar t works can take many forms and fit into numerous categories, such as architecture, ceramics, digital art, drawings, mixed media, paintings, photographs, prints, sculpture, and textiles. Of greater importance, ar tists are the individuals who have the desire and ability to envision, design, and fabricate the images, objects, and structures we all encounter, use, occupy, and enjoy every day of our lives.

Mushrooms Acrylic & Sequins sewn canvas 36 x 30 NFS

Hibiscus Mixed Media 21.5 x 27 Donation

Amy Bornstein I try to capture on canvas the whimsical, thought provoking, mysterious feelings, and essence in my mind. Once the painting star ts, it becomes quite an array of emotions, colors, detail, and liquid expressions.

Mystery Geclee Print

24 x 36 $2,800

Lundy Cupp Trial and error is an important part in any material I work with. My book carvings emerged from my love of books. I quickly discovered encyclopedias are ideal for my subject matter of human portraits. I can carve a life-size face within the space of a few volumes. And since encyclopedias are now primarily obsolete, they are abundant.There are homes and attics across America full of these beautiful books. So I just give them a new life so-to-speak. It is an incredible challenge to carve paper. I don’t glue the pages together before carving so much thought goes into the approximate 100 hours it takes to carve a por trait into the paper of books. I look at the world and the human face in a different way than I did before I discovered my abilities as an artist. I see the beauty in both simplicity and complexity.The learning and discovery process never ends.

Native American Books / Paper American Peoples Encyclopedia 1969 Edition H 11 in. x W 8-1/2 in. X D 8 in. For Sale: $6500.00

Stepping Out A dabble in the Baroque Period. Carved in Cypress Knee. The entire piece including the solid marble base:

H 14 in. x W 4-1/2 in. For Sale: $585.00

The Complacent Dragon Carved in driftwood. 16 inches wide. For Sale: $495.00

Schnoz Carved in driftwood H 13in. Donation

Olga Alexeeva came from Moscow, Russia in 1991, being a professional actress, with no English speaking skills to communicate. She came to America, as a single mom with an 11 year old son and a dream in her heart. Olga’s work reflects her numerous European travels, as well as her philosophical meditation about the Universe encompassed in a drop of water. Her use of bold and intensive color reflects her active, playful and enduring nature, with a positive outlook and hope for tomorrow.The hardship of youth was transformed into a contemplation of life, which gives her a keen sense of humor and the ability to laugh at herself. She is now an inspired artist of the ”O” Gallery at Arcade Downtown Nashville and instructs numerous students by teaching artistic vision. www.OgalleryAr t.com / [email protected] Olga Alexeeva

Nashville in My Mind Giclee Print 30 x 20 $400

Ryman Print 14 x 11 (framed 20 x 16) Donation

Carla Christina Contreras

“Life is my tapestry. I pull all the beautiful threads I see, feel and experience into a coherently perfect painting called my life.” “Life is my composition. Defining and recording my experiences give my life meaning. I look and I compose. I wish I could paint, write, photograph or act as quickly as my mind can create.”

Angelic Love Acrylic 24 x 36 $245

Creative Love Revitalizes Trust Mixed media 14w x 8.5h x 2.5d Donation

Timothy Weber TimothyWeber has been a working artist-craftsman for over fifty years. Along with his work with clay,Weber has pursued ar ts related work as an arts administrator, teacher, gallery owner and ar ts advocate. Most recent positions have been as the Director of the Appalachian Center for Craft and as the Director of Visual Ar t, Craft and Media with the Tennessee Ar ts Commission.

Carved Platter Pottery 12” diameter $110

Blue Geometric Crosshatch Pottery 9” h x 8” w $150

Red (TA) Platter with Brown Rim Pottery

12” diameter Donation

Sloane Hunter Locally born and raised in Pleasant ViewTn. and a Tennessee native Photographer, I enjoy snapping a lot of pictures, at all times! Just whatever catches my eye. I love walking on our farm, most of the time it’s right in front of me before I know it. Some of my favorite things are sunsets, crops in the field, smoky barns in the distance the list could go on and on….I’m definitely a farmers daughter and my work shows it. And then there’s another side of me that loves to travel.That’s in my blood too. My Mom was a international flight attendant. So lots of my photos are from my travels. Again whatever catches my eye. I’m also know to be driving and see something that I just can’t pass up and have to pull over. Hope you enjoy what you see.We all see through different lenses and that’s what makes the world go round. Cheers #foreversloane

Lickin’ Wildflowers Photo on canvas 16 x 20 Donation

There is no greater joy when the eyes, soul, and heart join together from an Artist’s imagination.

OUR MISSION By nurturing the artist, we enrich the community. The Art League of Cheatham County develops the artist through education, exhibition, and a stimulating, supportive environment, while sharing the experience of the visual arts with the community. The Art League of Cheatham County is a 501(c)(3) organization that formed in August 2019 to help celebrate the Fine Arts and Artists in Cheatham County. As a non profit, it will be sustained by membership, donations, and events.

2021-2022 OFFICERS Debbie Keenan, President

Heather Wolfe, Vice President Sherrye Ehrenberg, Treasurer Adam Sandor, Secretary Lael Caldwell, Membership Chairman Alberto Garcia, Finance Chairman Marlynda Augelli, Public Relations Coordinator

FOUNDING PRINCIPAL ORGANIZERS Ti Rogers, Artist

Debbie Keenan, Artist, & The Keenan Group, Inc. Dr. D. Beth Batson, Artist & Dir of Human Resources RC School System Debbie Small, Pres & CEO Community Bank & Trust Heather K. Wolfe, Artist Franklin J. Luppe Accounting

COFOUNDERS & SUPPORTERS Kerry McCarver, Mayor of Cheatham County Lori Ray, MD, Regents Medical Center Johnny Lindahl, Real Estate Entrepreneur Amy Hill, The Post Editor & Chief Nanette Malher, Reel Achievers Harold Lovell, Artist Dale Graham, South Cheatham Advocate

www. ar t l eagueof cheat hamcount y. org [email protected] P.O. Box 458 • Pl eas ant Vi ew, TN 37146

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There is no greater joy when the eyes, soul, and heart

join together from an Artist’s imagination.

www.Ar tLeagueofCheat hamCount y. org P.O. Box 458 • Pl eas ant Vi ew, TN 37146