Kim Guthrie brings “Colors of the Kingdom”

Upcoming:
September 5-6:  Madhupriya Srinivasan
September 12-13:  Sam Rogers
September 19-20:   Suad Bectovic
September 26-28:  Hot Stuff!!

PLEASE NOTE NEW PARKING RULE:  Please do not park in the lot of the building next door to the north of The Cove.  The owner will tow at all hours.  There is a large city parking lot across the street to the south (toward the downtown square).

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Friday, August 22nd, 5-9 pm
Saturday, August 23rd, 5-9 pm,
Sunday, August 24th by Appointment only

Colors of the Kingdom unveils Kim Guthrie’s newest body of work, a luminous collection of mixed media paintings and paper mache pieces. Inspired by healing and the delicate mysteries that dance between heaven and earth, each piece radiates hope and curiosity. Guthrie’s art invites viewers to journey into the unknown, where color becomes both question and comfort.

Friday, September 5th, 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Saturday, September 6th, 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

A celebration of playful exploration, where Watercolors, Gouache and Acrylics lead the way — from abstractions to simple everyday wonders. In this collection, Madhupriya Srinivasan invites viewers into a space of surrender…embracing the imperfections and going with the flow!

Friday, September 19th, 5 pm – 8 pm
Saturday, September 20th, 4 pm – 8pm
Sunday, September 21st, 11 am – 2 pm

Frisco-based and Bosnian-born photographer Suad Bejtovic relishes traveling to interesting places, where he seeks the elusive union of Good Light and Interesting Subject. Equipped mainly his film camera, he turns the scene in front of his lens into a chemical reaction, which after being translated into a digital language, ends up as a window to another place and time, inspiring us to find for ourselves the locations he is showing us and appreciate their beauty first hand. Offering ready-to-hang custom built art pieces, as well as flip-through-able matted prints, Bejtovic displays some of his best work over the past 15 or so years.