Encausticsbybevgoldie

10/12/2026

This past week has been a blur, but all great! I’ve been involved with two inter-related group art shows at First Community Village in Columbus. Dawn and I assisted with organizing a group show spotlighting NLAPW, a national arts league in which we have both been local Presidents. Fifteen of our artists and authors are exhibited in the hallways until October 30th. Dawn and I spoke at an educational lecture about our involvement locally and nationally.
In addition we were specially invited to take part at an event where we were honored to exhibit around a dozen of our works at a facility-wide reception. The turnout was amazing and the interaction so fun!

10/10/2026

My other encaustic work on display 24” x 24” will be available at Argo & Lehne Jewelers until January 4th, 2027!

10/10/2026

Hope you can make it to this incredible outpouring of creativity from our talented group of artists! This Thursday after hours is our ch*****ne reception from 5 - 7pm!

10/10/2026

View an example of my latest collection of work inspired from our trip last year to Angkor Wat. Titled: “Gotta Dance”

09/22/2026

Here's what Bob and I saw at the Rosengart Collection in Lucerne, Switzerland. We had a few hours of free time, and heard from two of our other travelling companions (who both worked in the arts at two separate Smithsonian Institutes in D.C.) that this art collection was outstanding. The collection was a subjective curation "assembled with the heart" by Seigfried Rosengart and his daughter, Angela. Along with Picasso and Klee, the collection puts a clear emphasis on Classic Modernism.
We were all surprised about the size and quality of their collection, and enjoyed the many personal photos of Picasso and one of his wives, Jaqueline, in his later years of production. We saw works by Chagall, Miro, Braque, Monet, Modigilani, Matisse, Cezanne, Vuillard and Bonnard. It was wonderful to view them with others who had an art background to share our personal reactions with each other.

09/13/2026

LOOK CLOSER!! The materials used to make these incredible portraits were remnants or trash and exhibited in the Milan, Italy train station. So amazing! What a brilliant project!

09/03/2026

06/13/2026

I am so proud to live in such a marvelous city with safe, beautiful events to experience like this!

06/04/2026

Don’t miss out on this year’s workshop! June 20th 10 - 4, rain or shine. Learn and create four works. All inclusive, no prior experience necessary.