"Spring Greens" - New work by Katherine Sandoz, Carlyle Wolfe & David Boyd
Katherine Sandoz - (Magnolia) Magenta Orange
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Multi-disciplinary artist & collaborator, Katherine Sandoz creates paintings, murals, illustrations, fiber works & sculptural installations. Utilizing passages of transparent & opaque, warm & cool layers, textured & smooth layers Sandoz creates dynamic abstract compositions that allow the viewer to experience the subject matter from multiple vantage points at once. Sandoz's paintings & fiber works have been exhibited internationally and are part of many public & private collections, including State Farm Arena in Atlanta, The Savannah College of Art & Design, FREY University Center, Jepson Center for the Arts, Judge Realty Permanent Collection and Perry Lane Hotel.
As Co-Founder & Media Director, Kyle Tibbs Jones works on all aspects of The Bitter Southerner, but best known as The BS in social media. With pitch perfect voice & tone & across all the platforms, she's built a hyper engaged fan base for the fast growing online magazine & media company focused on Southern culture. Outside of Bitter Southerner, Kyle works with agencies, companies & individuals to build brands primarily through social media. An art enthusiast & music obsessed, Kyle is mom to two boys in their 20's & a rescue pup named Lou Lou. 
Katherine Sandoz - (Magnolia) Big Leaf Navy
Katherine SANDOZ, (Magnilia) Big Leaf Navy, water-based media on canvas, 36 by 24 inches
Sandoz's most recent body of work, MAGNOLIA, draws from Claude Monet’s series of paintings of Rouen Cathedral, wherein Monet studied the changing light & character of the Gothic structure over a year’s time. Sandoz has chosen a subject that is found on the site of her permanent studio: magnolia grandiflora. “Over the past year & a half, I have studied the magnolia, its leaves & fragrant blooms over the seasons, in changing light, weather & temperatures. With many layered passages & criss-crossing of complementary colors, the canvas records some of these observations & hints at depth of this slow-growing & large evergreen.” Sandoz pays homage to the plant so cherished in the Southeast as well as to the history of painters’ endeavors. Her survey of the plant celebrates its unique beauty as she explores the physical qualities of pigments, paint & water.  With these two pursuits in mind, the MAGNOLIA series offers fourteen different portraits of this ancient genus.
Click HERE to read The Bitter Southerner's feature story on Katherine Sandoz by author Harrison Scott Key!
Great fun celebrating Mom at the High! Don't miss this who's who of 150 years of European masterpieces from The Phillip's Collection. Incroyable! On view through July 14th.  
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