On Friday, Feb. 4, the Three Sisters Gallery will have a gallery opening for an exhibit of work by Mattie Rose Templeton from 5:30-7:30 p.m. with a COVID-masked reception. Templeton's work will remain until May, so people may check out the gallery in their own time.
Templeton is inspired by the living and natural world that surrounds us all. She explores our connection to nature through art, including its undeniable fragility. And the importance for us to protect it. Art, since the beginning, has been a way to record history through visual storytelling. Templeton attempts to produce art that moves the viewer into that storytelling place. Using an "old-fashioned" ink well, with variously-sized nibs, she can add different textures and lines.
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