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Downtown Forestville
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Waiting for God
Robin Eschner Exhibits at Quicksilver
March 18 - April 24, 2005
The Quicksilver Mine Co. will present a one-woman exhibition of
recent work by Forestville painter Robin Eschner beginning March
18th. This Show will continue through April 24th.
Working in acrylic, Eschner�s paintings are filled with characters
who seem almost to tell a story over time. Dogs and doves, crows and
roses and other plants, buildings, objects, and animals inhabit a
shared landscape. "There is a way in which these characters hold
steady through time and changes in scenery, through the sudden
arrival of new friends or strong winds," says Eschner. "Sometimes
someone leaves for awhile...and then reappears, entering the canvas
in a new way. You could say that everyone involved is held together
by very little�here is a song, here are these colors, these layers
of paint, and now�the sound of wings. And yet...friendships have
formed, a history is taking shape, a story being told."
Robin Eschner has exhibited recently at the I. Wolk Gallery, St.
Helena; Bakersfield Museum of Art; Pratt Manhattan Gallery in New
York City; and Edith Caldwell Gallery, San Francisco. She also
collaborates artistically with Oregon writer Barry Lopez, including
several limited edition books, Apologia (1997) and The Letters of
Heaven (2000), both published by Lone Goose Press.
In addition, a special performance of original music by Eschner and
composer/musician Bill Horvitz will be presented on Thursday
evening, April 21st at 7p.m. Gallery events are open to all.
(Seating is limited, and voluntary contributions are gratefully
accepted.)
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"Waiting for God on a Windy Day,"
acrylic on canvas, 20" X 24"
2005
This Exhibition opens with a reception for the artist on Saturday,
March 26
4-6 p.m.
"Wrong Turn, with Leafblower"
30" X 40"
Acrylic on canvas over panel, 2004
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