Showing posts with label Woolaroc. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Woolaroc. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 9, 2014

Woods-Lakes-Rocks

My friend Yasuko & I spent a warm Saturday strolling around the grounds and perusing through the galleries at Woolaroc.

Always wonderful art work and interesting things.




Yasuko with buffalo 













Works by Native American artists...
and works inspired by the American Southwest.

Tuesday, April 15, 2014

Going, going...

and then it will be gone. What? The Lewis & Clark exhibit at Woolaroc.

I finally made it to the exhibit and what a gem. It was held over from last Nov. but will be gone by the end of the month.

For me, the highlight of this special showing was the 100 paintings by Charles Fritz.

Charles Fritz
(1955-    )

Charles describes himself as a Western representational painter. The result of his research, talent, & skill is a wonderful chronicle of 1903 Lewis & Clark exhibition. It is certainly worth a drive to Woolaroc to see this very special collection, but do it soon.
Sacagawea by Charles Fritz