Maeve Harris and
Wayne Salge delighted quite a crowd last Friday night.
Wayne explained how he is able to create sculptures that express feeling by using shape, line and form rather than realistic depiction. Maeve explained her techniques in using chemical
reactions as well as mechanical methods of extracting an image deep within multiple layers.
Taylor Stephenson was given a special graduation gift by her aunt in two Maeve Harris giclees on canvas which Maeve personalized on the back.
On Saturday Maeve demonstrated her techniques and enlisted the help of special assistants Lauren and Jason seen here.
And what a Lasting Impression (i.e. heirloom) for this Chapel Hill family
Before returning to Seattle, Maeve was treated to North Carolina pulled pork bbq at the
Brighthorse Farm and Art Studio in Chatham County. She learned from equestrian Cindy McWilliams and Art Director Kim Greene how they also combined Maeve's passion for horses and art into numerous programs for children and adults.
Turning Point Gallery owner, Jerri Meldrum discussed some
future riding prospects with Tara.
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