Dove Artwork Gallery in Milpitas is internet hosting a grand opening for its “Superb Visions” artwork exhibit on Sept. 11. The exhibit options works by native artists, each adults and college students, in numerous media depicting visions of magnificence, nature, nationwide glory and private aspiration.
An uncommon facet of the exhibit is portrayals of prophetic visions recorded within the Outdated and New Testaments of the Bible.
Milpitas artist Carol Manasse is exhibiting a portray titled “Visions of Zechariah.” Primarily based on the E book of Zechariah within the Outdated Testomony, the portray incorporates 4 prophetic visions right into a single paintings. Manasse is thought for utilizing geometric and analytic interpretations in her acrylic work.
Fremont artist Jan Small is displaying a number of spiritually impressed artworks. Small is a prolific painter of biblical themes, and her guide “Revelation Illustrated” is the end result of a 19-year mission to color the apocalyptic imaginative and prescient given to the Apostle John. One of many works in that collection, “Throne of God,” is included within the Dove Gallery exhibit. Small’s paintings has been exhibited nationally and featured on a number of TV packages.
San Jose artist Laurie Barna is exhibiting a number of works, together with a torn-paper collage entitled “New York Metropolis Nightlight” from her “Liberty Sequence” of greater than 100 artworks depicting the Statue of Liberty and the way it shapes our nationwide identification. Barna is exhibiting a number of different works, together with a scenic depiction of wildlife and the grandeur of Haleakala.
The grand opening for “Superb Visions” is about for Sept. 11, noon-3 p.m., at Dove Gallery, situated on the again lot of Park Victoria Church, 875 S. Park Victoria Drive in Milpitas. The exhibit will probably be on view Sundays, noon-3 p.m. by way of Nov. 6.
Contact Dove@ParkVictoria.org for extra data.