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The following article was posted on August 8th, 2012, in the Santa Maria Sun - Volume 13, Issue 22 [ Submit a Story ]
The following articles were printed from Santa Maria Sun [santamariasun.com] - Volume 13, Issue 22

Tuesdays with Marti

The latest exhibition at the Santa Maria Public Library dives into watercolor

BY SHELLY CONE

The Santa Maria Library has played host to a variety of artistic expression on display. This month at the library, visitors can be immersed in a watercolor world.


Pears Reflected:
The latest exhibit of work at the Santa Maria Public Library reflects the work of watercolor students of Hancock instructor Marti Fast.
PHOTOS COURTESY OF MARTI FAST

Poppies & The Pear:
The show will include a vast array of subject matter and watercolor techniques.
PHOTOS COURTESY OF MARTI FAST

Coordinated by instructor Marti Fast, “Tuesday’s with Marti” is an exhibition by watercolor students from Allan Hancock College. The students, under the instruction of Fast, have a range of artistic experiences and skills, from beginner to advanced. Their work expands all matter of media.

For some projects, the students were asked to work in the manner of artists they studied in slides and historical resources, as well as some artists whose work has been displayed in Hancock’s own Foxworthy Gallery.

 “Everyone has something valuable to share, and I learn as much from my students as they learn from me,” Fast said in a statement. “Though I never know what wonderful discoveries and energy these artists-in-progress will bring through the door when we meet, the constant we all count on is our mutual regard for one another and the artistic process, to delight and inspire everyone to new levels of creative expression.”


Callas II:
The work reflects the wide range of skill the students possess, from beginner to advanced.
PHOTOS COURTESY OF MARTI FAST

Neighborhood:
Fast said that all the artists share a desire to delight and inspire.

The exhibition will be on display throughout August at the Santa Maria Public Library. For more information, call 925-0951 Ext. 832.

Arts Editor Shelly Cone can be contacted at scone@santamariasun.com