Bright Colors at Paris Metro Gallery

Currently at the Paris Metro Gallery is a show of the art of Indea Vaher. Indea's paintings are folk art representations of life on a fictional barrier island of the US coast. The work is reminiscent of South Carolina artists, Jonathan Green and Jeffrey Callaham.
This is, in fact, my part of the world. These beautiful and highly colored paintings evoke the wind of the Atlantic Ocean and the Gullah people of the area and bring back memories of my previous life on the barrier islands.

As usual, Paris Metro has a lovely outfit inspired by the paintings and this time have added a chair! Both are free.

Skirt, mesh top, and hat.

Chair in rich color with many animations.

The Beauty of Rough-Cut Weathered Woodgrain

Fox with monocle?

There's another outstanding art exhibit at the Panorama Gallery right now. Detailed photographs of weathered wood in "Fencing In Beauty." The photos are merely numbered, so it's up to you to see more!

"Is it just me, or are there faces in the wood?"

Focus on RMH Avon

I Saw the Figure 5 ... really close up!

Currently on exhibit at the Panorama Gallery is the Photography of RMH Avon. Mostly finely detailed studies of nature (Hope you don't mind spiders! Me, I think they're beautiful ... as long as they're outside) and man-made objects, they bring Real Life (What's that?) into sharp focus.

Be sure to visit!

A Dedicated Multi-media Exhibit of Fashion

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The latest exhibit at the Paris Metro Gallery is a multi-media exhibit by Fuschia Nightfire called "Paris Fashion." Surfaces of the interior of the gallery as well as monitors come alive with a machinima of a fashion show.  The music video is fairly brief and repeats. Be sure you have your media setting turned on. The exhibit  appears throughout the gallery, so you can go to a different area and see from a different angle.

And of course there is the
commemorative gown ... also with
a moving pattern on the mesh portion.

Saturated Color

Art in 2 and 3 dimensions by Toysoldier Thor.

There's another brilliant art exhibit just starting at the Paris Metro Gallery and I recommend you don't miss this one.  Of course, it isn't just the art that is so fascinating, but what the couture elves at Paris Metro will do with it to make some of it into gowns ... which are free.

Oooo, color!

Even more brilliant color by JudiLynn India.