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Spring into Summer
with a fresh new look!
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We are always on the lookout for new artists and new work to tantalize with visual allure... here's a little enticement coming your way!
Barbara Gilhooly is a recent addition to the gallery and we thank our jewelry designer, Jennie Milner, for the introduction! Barbara's use of line and geometric forms are complemented by her organic, free-hand approach to painting. Her work is quite textural and is created by drawing and scratching into a wood board before applying her bold colors. Barbara's work is sophisticated yet accessible.
Wendy McWilliams' newest paintings have arrived! Wendy's artwork gives new meaning to the word heartfelt. She takes to her canvas with her brush and her heart, leaving a part of her soul with each piece she creates. If it's love you desire, we think you will cherish these romantic abstracts.
 After following Alan Mazzetti for 5 years, we are excited to welcome him into our stable of artists. He came from a career in graphic and logo design where he learned to break down his subject into its fundamental elements and reveal its essential form. Using the same approach when painting, there is a sense of calm and clarity to his work.
Susan Horton has done it again! Using a wooden hand loom , Susan combines the tradition of weaving by hand with a modern aesthetic to create exquisite lightweight scarves. Luxurious silks, cashmere and other rich fibers are transformed into wearable works of art. And her silky soft, crepe de chine, secret technique scarves are ingenious!
 Ayn Hanna is a welcome and "natural" addition to the gallery! Ayn's eco scarves mix lush silk with flora & foliage. She uses leaves and flower petals to dye her silk scarves leaving behind all of the rich colors and patterns found in nature. If you could imagine a "dreamy" scarf this is what you would see!
gallery, but his expanding repertoire  is!
His latest & largest wooden bowls use what some may call "damaged" wood, but to Michael, it's a miraculous specimen. Termite eaten and spalted wood trunks are turned by hand creating beautifully streaked and textured bowls. He has a new lathe which has allowed him to turn larger, more grand vessels to treasure!
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Summer Concerts & Artist Demos
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A fun event for the whole family!
Enderle Center will be hosting the Summer Concert Series once again! Experience a different musical performance the 3rd Friday of each month!
Friday, June 19th
SLIGO RAGS - Celtic Music
5-8pm in front of Chemers Gallery
Clear your calendars! Our Artist Demos & Mini Trunk Shows will only be held during the July 17 & August 21 concerts! List of participating artists will be hitting your inboxes soon!
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The current season of Ayala Bar is ending. You know what that means...you only h
 ave a short time to scoop up your favorite necklace, bracelet or earrings from her current collection before they are no longer available. Look for the new season end of July/beginning of August. We are anxiously awaiting her innovative creations!
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From Your Friends,
in Enderle Center since 1978 17300 17th Street, Suite G, Tustin, CA 92780
714-731-5432 www.chemersgallery.com art@chemersgallery.com
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