Artists Tell Their Stories

Lisa was selected to be included in the fabulous blog by Brenda Smoak called, "Artists Tell Their Stories". Below is the post from this blog.

https://artiststelltheirstories.blogspot.com/2017/06/lisa-bick-mixed-media-encaustic-artist.html

"In Flawed Abundance" exhibition -juried by Miles Conrad

Lisa's painting, "Lost in the Pink City" which reflects her travels to Jaipur, India, was accepted in the following prestigious exhibition at the New Art Center in Newton, Massachusetts. 

In Flawed Abundance

 Presented by the International Encaustic Artists (IEA) and the New Art Center in Newton (NAC)

Juried by Miles Conrad of Conrad Wilde Gallery and organized by IEA Exhibitions Director Lola Baltzell

Exhibition Dates: April 7 – May 6, 2017

Reception: Friday, April 7, 6-8 PM

Location: The New Art Center in Newton (NAC) 61 Washington Park, Newton, Massachusetts, 02460

Stripped of causes and plans and things to strive for,

I have discovered everything I could need or ask for

is right here—

in flawed abundance.

from “Accepting This” by Mark Nepo

This exhibition explores the riddle of living, the struggle to be content with the moment, with what is. Rather than wishing things were different – not wanting what we have, wanting what we don’t have, Mr. Nepo points to the deep truth that everything we need is right before us. Encaustic painting lends itself perfectly to this concept of here and now”. There is an immediacy to encaustic which suits an intuitive style of working and its inherent translucent characteristics readily express a wide range of subject matter.

Mr. Nepo is a poet and philosopher who has taught in the fields of poetry and spirituality for over 30 years. He is also a cancer survivor and is well known for his book entitled The Book of Awakening.

Lost in the Pink City