Explore Love and Commercialism with Art on the Square
Friday night come by the opening reception for an exhibit that explores the theme of romance through the work of 15 artists at 2 Rules Fine Art.
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Jō Baskerville's "A Touch of Blues" and "A Passion of Red" are on display at 2 Rules Fine Art in Marietta. Baskerville believes art and fashion are one. Baskerville's works are inspired by fashion, art and world culture.
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Just in time for Valentine’s Day, 2 Rules Fine Art has a show that explores the theme of romance and how our concept of love has been shaped by mass-media society.
The Friday, Feb. 3, opening reception for Love and Commercialism will be held at 85 Church St. from 6 to 9 p.m. The event is free and open to the public and will include live music and refreshments.
Stop by 2 Rules Fine Art through Feb. 24, and see pieces from 15 artists whose works explore the concept of romance through fine art and design.
This show will showcase work from 2 Rules Fine Art’s represented stable of artists, as well as introduce several new artists and designers to the gallery.
Artists participating in the group show Love and Commercialism include:
- Stanford Ashcraft, a painter from Marietta;
- Patty Weisman, a sculptor from Marietta;
- Ava Werner, a mixed media artist from Marietta;
- Pedro Gonzalez, a painter and printmaker from Marietta;
- Helen Rule, a jewelry designer from Atlanta;
- Joe Baskerville, a painter from Atlanta;
- Loretta Paraguassu, a painter from Atlanta;
- Teri Levine, a painter and scarf designer from Atlanta;
- Michelle Scot, a painter from Acworth;
- Mary Jane Caldwell, a shoe designer from Dunwoody;
- Beth Maddox, a painter from Jacksonville, Fla.;
- Stephanie Rond, a painter from Columbus, Ohio;
- Kay Vinson, a painter from Birmingham, Ala.;
- Joe Ruminski, a woodturner from Fairview, N.C.; and
- Aaron Ristau, a kinetic sculptor from Loveland, Colo.
