1st THURSDAY OPENING EXHIBIT
It's a new year with new exhibits! January's 1st Thursday will feature impressionist Avalon Nitschke! Her works on oil and china are a fantastic exhibit on creativity from the artist's eye! Don't miss this 2019 opener for the BAA!
JANUARY 3, 2019 - 5pm-8pm
215 Fisk Avenue
FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!!
More about the artist below!
Art is the reflection of the soul. We communicate by what we choose to create, what drives us.
I look to what I believe is the future for our planet and us, if we choose.
My heart sings as I paint with gratitude to my Creator.
Avalon (Ava) Hicks was born in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, raised in Wichita, Kansas, and has spent the majority of her adult life in Brownwood, Texas. During her youth, her parents took her on four vacations which covered the United States. In her adult life she has lived in California, Louisiana, and Wyoming besides Texas. Her German grandmother was her inspiration as she was a talented oil and china painter. Later in life, at age 45, Avalon began painting, also oil and china painting. She has tutored under Kathy Tate, Stephenville, Tx.
"As a child, I would stand in front of an oil painting (at the Smithsonian Institute), look at the brush strokes, the depth of the colors by various Masters (Titian), and dream. Seeing America, I fell in love with landscapes, and dreamed of a world filled with beauty. I paint, as a rule, without a reference, just what I feel. So, I have been considered an "Impressionist," I'll let you decide. I paint what I believe is our future, as the Creator designed, without flaws and opportunities presenting themselves. I hope you enjoy my art."
"Oil painting and china painting are my favorites. They are lasting products."
Avalon Hicks has exhibited in thirteen towns and cities in Texas. Her work is currently carried by Carriage Factory Art Gallery, Newton, KS, and Canadian River Art Gallery, Canadian, TX.
Invite a friend out to see this months wonderful showcase!
It's a new year with new exhibits! January's 1st Thursday will feature impressionist Avalon Nitschke! Her works on oil and china are a fantastic exhibit on creativity from the artist's eye! Don't miss this 2019 opener for the BAA!
JANUARY 3, 2019 - 5pm-8pm
215 Fisk Avenue
FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!!
More about the artist below!
Art is the reflection of the soul. We communicate by what we choose to create, what drives us.
I look to what I believe is the future for our planet and us, if we choose.
My heart sings as I paint with gratitude to my Creator.
Avalon (Ava) Hicks was born in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, raised in Wichita, Kansas, and has spent the majority of her adult life in Brownwood, Texas. During her youth, her parents took her on four vacations which covered the United States. In her adult life she has lived in California, Louisiana, and Wyoming besides Texas. Her German grandmother was her inspiration as she was a talented oil and china painter. Later in life, at age 45, Avalon began painting, also oil and china painting. She has tutored under Kathy Tate, Stephenville, Tx.
"As a child, I would stand in front of an oil painting (at the Smithsonian Institute), look at the brush strokes, the depth of the colors by various Masters (Titian), and dream. Seeing America, I fell in love with landscapes, and dreamed of a world filled with beauty. I paint, as a rule, without a reference, just what I feel. So, I have been considered an "Impressionist," I'll let you decide. I paint what I believe is our future, as the Creator designed, without flaws and opportunities presenting themselves. I hope you enjoy my art."
"Oil painting and china painting are my favorites. They are lasting products."
Avalon Hicks has exhibited in thirteen towns and cities in Texas. Her work is currently carried by Carriage Factory Art Gallery, Newton, KS, and Canadian River Art Gallery, Canadian, TX.
Invite a friend out to see this months wonderful showcase!