A airing through Lucille Berkowitz’ abode (aka art studio) is a adventure through 50 years of telling, alive paintings. Her ancestors allowance holds a accumulating of one of her accepted admired subjects, Kokopelli, accepted as the Casanova of bluff dwellers. Gargoyles and alien black horses aswell tantalize, alternating with cafeteria frequenters in Seattle’s Freeway Park, artery musicians, athletes, vacationing photographers, and more.
Berkowitz’ paintings will be displayed in a appearance blue-blooded “Statements,” Oct. 25, 2008 to Dec. 6, 2008 at Pogacha of Issaquah, 120 NW Gilman Blvd. After Dec. 6, the appearance will move to Pogacha of Bellevue, 119 106th Ave NE, area it will run until Jan. 17, 2009.
A woman from the Midwest with abounding decades of activity experience, Berkowitz describes abundant of her plan as “just aggravating to get a beheld above of people, activities and places that are to a amount absolutely analytic but calmly identifiable.”
Many of her paintings accept been aggressive by her backward husband, Leonard Berkowitz’s accomplished art photographs. Berkowitz generally took Leonard’s absolute activity capacity and rendered their photographs into acrylic paintings. “One doesn’t necessarily try to do absolutely what the camera can do, but hopes that the struggle, accomplishment and activity appear through.” With Berkowitz’ artistic touch, the colors become added absurd and the characters generally crop on a altered definition.
For added advice about Berkowitz’ display and Pogacha restaurants, alarm 425-392-5550, or appointment the web website at www.pogacha.com.
About the Artist:
Lucille Berkowitz was complete in South Dakota, grew up in Sioux City, Iowa, and has lived in Bellevue for the accomplished 25 years. With a few alternate art classes, she developed her aptitude as she worked. Married to able columnist Leonard Berkowitz, she abutting him in abounding arcade shows beneath the banderole of “His and Hers.” In contempo years, Berkowitz has apparent at Cabbalo Art and Design in Kirkland, Youth Eastside Services, Bellevue City Hall, Bellevue Art Museum, and Bellevue Regional Library. She can be accomplished at lusulb@verizon.net or 425-881-2744.
CONTACT:
Cynthia FlashLucille Berkowitz
425-603-9520425-881-2744
cynthia@flashmediaservices.comlusulb@verizon.net
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