TAP Gallery Display Cabinet: Oct-Nov 2020
Stop by Crooked Creek Park to view a colorful display of original oil paintings by Barbara Teusink which is on exhibit in the TAP Gallery Display Cabinet (in the lobby at Crooked Creek Park) now through November.
Congratulations Barbara!
About the Art
This collection of paintings is a sampling of my smaller works representing the beauty of nature with an assortment of landscapes, flowers, birds and animals. I hope you enjoy them!
Artist Bio
Barbara Teusink is an artist whose work is represented in private collections across the USA and Canada. A contemporary realist, Barbara’s subjects include still life, floral, portrait, figure and landscape. Her paintings have won numerous awards at the State and Local level.
Working primarily in oils, Barbara began her artistic studies in November 2012 after retiring from a professional career in educational technology. She continually seeks to improve through diligent self-study, weekly classes and occasional workshops. She strives to capture and preserve the beauty all around us in the fleeting moments of life; an expression or gesture, the light, the season, or a striking arrangement of objects. Barbara lives in Chapin with her husband, dog and cat.
A very active member of the Crooked Creek Art League, Barbara has served in numerous roles including two terms as president. She currently serves as co-Webmaster and Social Media Manager, Parliamentarian and Community Art Chair. She served as team leader for the popular "The Arts Sail Into Chapin" sailboat project last year.
You can see more of Barbara's work on this website at www.crookedcreekart.org/gallery/barbara-teusink and at BTeusinkArt.com.
For more Information: Email Barbara by clicking HERE.
CCAL Gallery Host:
The Artists Place (TAP) gallery is located in the front lobby of the Crooked Creek Park Recreation Center at 1098 Old Lexington Hwy in Chapin. The gallery hosts a monthly rotation of art from a variety of CCAL artists.
The Display Cabinet can be found in the right side of the gallery as you enter from the front doors. It hosts a rotating multipiece display with a collection of new pieces from a Crooked Creek Art League artist every two months.
