Still riding high after a great weekend and art opening in Brooklyn. Thank you to Martine Bisagni and Amani Ansari for their Herculean effort to pull off a great event. More pictures coming* (I was too busy talking to take any during the opening to take my own) but here are a few of the installation.

Window full of Rina Peleg “babies”—her work is enchanting in any size. (These forms are actually woven out of clay…)

The Trilla series, in the front gallery

Finding a common language: The “Ticellita” series speaks with Rina’s large orb

Installation view of the front wall

In the alcove, a larger painting (Passente) is coupled with a large crackle glazed orb
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My art buddies, Paula Overbay and Elizabeth Mead

Friend, artist and advocate extraordinaire, Elizabeth Mead
*A few more photos have surfaced: You can view images taken by Martine Bisagni here.

Back gallery, Brooklyn Workshop Gallery (Photo: Martine Bisagni)



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June 28, 2010 at 11:41 am
Maureen
It couldn’t have been anything but a success! Your paintings look wonderful with the sculpture.
June 28, 2010 at 12:21 pm
Deborah Barlow
Maureen, Thanks so much for your kind words. The paintings and sculptures immediately began chatting with each other…
July 1, 2010 at 3:08 pm
Diehl Art Gallery
Beautiful work and great colors!
July 1, 2010 at 5:05 pm
Deborah Barlow
Thanks John for your kind words. I am a fan of your gallery page on Facebook as well.