He speaks fluent English. Exhibitions are free and open to the public. The show will then travel to Milan, Italy for an exhibition at the Villa Pomini, October 6 21. Featuring a performance by Marsha Anderson, soprano and Ronald Montgomery, tenor with pianist Michael Smith. Main Gallery Irving Arts Center 3333 N MacArthur Blvd.
Exhibitions are free and open to the public.
The Four Seasons, the exhibition represents Ms. Tuchman s work from the last 5 years with an emphasis on new works produced in 1998-2001. A catalogue with an essay by Janet Tyson will accompany the exhibition. Ms. Tuchman s elaborate mixed media compositions featured in The Four Seasons incorporate acrylic, enamel, colored pencil, watercolor, powdered pigment, gilt, poetry, beads, sequins, rhinestones, antique buttons, vintage paper ephemera, paper quilling, and silk, metallic and mylar threads on vellum that address the passing of the seasons as an analogy for the passages of human experience and ultimately our own mortality. Some of her early work consisted of stripes and geometric designs printed on chiffon and silk. After moving to New York, she switched to tracing paper, adding threads and eventually beads while depicting architectural themes.