 We have to keep breaking your heart until it opens. -Rumi  Australian Blackwood Pods and Seeds 
In stillness and quiet your true answers can be heard.
 To wander in the fields of flowers pull the thorns from your heart. -Rumi If you missed the opportunity to attend our open studio, here is a slice of the night time magic. Here are some daytime photos.  Your true answers are below the surface of the daily mind. Tama Kieves 
My sweet little studio.
Prayer flags, photographs on fabric.
Kim Webster, the Glass Gardener
Karen Mason's studio
Our garden open studio in Berkeley is magical, and will be ready for your viewing pleasure Saturday Sept. 27 & 28. Come join us in the daytime or for a tiptoe through the lit glass plants and glowing mosaics Saturday evening. I will have one large lit photograph too. If you missed Family Patterns, there's another opportunity to see it and leave a prayer.  I found I could say things with color and shapes that I couldn't say any other way. Quote by Georgia O'Keeffe Dalia by the colorful universe Photo by Tara Gill  Boldness has genius, power and magic in it. Quote by Goethe. Photo designed by Tara Gill. Geranium petals by the bold universe.  The wound is the place where the light enters you. Image by Tara Gill  How can a flower have so many perspectives? Shown are brugmansia flowers, known commonly as angel's trumpets. See if you can find all 4 perspectives.
 Your are cordially invited to attend our rogue garden open studio. I will have matted and framed prints and cards for sale.
See the art in the daytime, or join us for a Twilight Tiptoe through the glowing glass plants and mosaic lanterns on Saturday evening. I will be exhibiting with three other artists:
Details 1000 Fresno Avenue (@ Marin Avenue), Berkeley, 94707 Saturday September 27 11-9 Sunday September 28, 11-5 Directions: take Albany/Buchanan exit off I-80, Buchanan becomes Marin Avenue, drive 2 miles up Marin Avenue, turn right on Fresno Avenue and it is on the corner Map I hope to see you there. Tara Helix, DNA, pattern, nature. Striking. One part always contains a piece of the whole. |
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