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4 Friday / March 4, 2016

Earth and Sky, Jewelry by Lorraine Farrell, a.k.a Fossil Rain, and Paintings by John Gould, “The Bird Man,” at The Venue

5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
The Venue Fine Art & Gifts
http://Thevenuebloomington.com

On Friday, March 4, beginning at 5 p.m., The Venue will host the opening of a showing and sale of jewelry by Lorraine Farrell, a.k.a Fossil Rain, and museum-quality, hand- painted bird lithographs by “The Bird Man,” John Gould.
Through this show and sale, Lorraine Farrell, who will attend, hopes to reconnect with many of her former customers from the days of Fossil Rain and expose new clientele to her unique jewelry designs. “The metalwork I employ (in my jewelry) is purposely minimal, allowing the inherent beauty of each fossil, gemstone, and mineral to carry the overall design.” Having secured her art education in England and Indiana University, Lorraine brings her vast experience to each piece, capturing beauty while preserving a clear and powerful connection to the Earth.
John Gould (1804-1881) is universally recognized as the father of modern aviary art, hence “The Bird Man.” Gould traveled from England around the world, seeking out subjects for his bird lithographs. He then partnered with prominent artists of the day to produce limited editions, hand-painted masterpieces. The pieces in this show are beautifully matted, framed, and covered with museum glass. These works are rare, stunning, and yet reasonably priced. They have a beauty that has and will continue to stand the test of time.
For Gallery Walk, we will serve our gourmet soup and other refreshments. Join us.

Cost: Free

For more information contact:

Gabe Colman
812-339-4200
[email protected]

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