Eagle's Hideaway, Indianapolis, Celebration of Nature

Three pieces are going up to Indianapolis for the Celebration of Nature show at the Eagle's Hideaway, located on the western edge of Eagle Creek Reservoir. The show is open to the public from 10 to 4 on two weekends, Dec 3rd and 4th, Dec 10th and 11th.

Two of these pieces are from the group of work that was done by the Pendleton, Rising Sun artists for the Edge of Appalachia show at the Cincinnati Museum Center. The creek is Easter Run at the point where the trail to Buzzard's Roost crosses. The Cedar Breaks are viewed from the way up to Buzzard Roost looking across the valley.

The field of Queen Anne's Lace, Fallow July, was done initially for the Open Space show in 2004.

Laurel Library

Today starts a one week show of local work at the Laurel branch of the Whitewater Valley Library. I'll be showing Ritzi's Outbuilding, Field below Little Cedar, and Early Spring in the Valley. I thought that they were all fairly local pieces.

When I picked up my "rejects" from the Whitewater Valley Annual Ed mentioned that Field Below Little Cedar had gotten a fair amount of attention. I had one interested buyer, but it was out of her budget.

I received my invitation to the winter show for Eagles Creek so I'll be running three more pieces up to Indianapolis before the end of the month.