April’s Preview Thursday is going to be a blast!

Did you know we show the work of over 90 local artists? I am continually surprised at all the talent right here in Nevada, just begging to be seen. And that’s exactly what we do here at Jana’s RedRoom, we give local artists a venue, a voice and a place to be!  And boy, do we ever have a blast around here!

I am particularly excited about our newest artist, because It is extremely rare that I feature a brand new RedRoom artist, but I could not resist in this case, and soon you will see why.

Introducing Kathy Morton Stanion:

“Art, to me, is a free-fall … a wondrous journey of release, boundless and open. Its the removal of intellectual analysis and preconceived barriers; an acceptance to whatever may come.

I feel my work is an on-going creative adventure.  I am always experimenting and exploring new ways to develop my art.  But more then just create pretty pictures, I really try to put a piece of my soul into each piece.  I want the viewer to be drawn into it and to take a creative visual journey.  Often I will hide secret messages and/or symbols intending to leave a positive thought in the viewer’s subconscious.  I believe we all can always use a little more positiveness in our world and if for a brief second I can accomplish that, then I have succeeded with the work of art.

My exhibition here at Jana’s RedRoom is a body of work deriving from years of experimenting with uncommon, discarded and recycled materials. I find such pleasure in the knowledge that something once destined for the landfill is now a thing of beauty. Enjoy.”~ Kathy

Be here by 6 p.m. on Thursday, April 3 to help me toast our brilliant artists!  Our show, if I do say so myself, is SPECTACULAR! 

See below a few samples of Kathy’s work … and you will see why I am just so gaga over her  … Exclusively priced, this month only, at Jana’s RedRoom … Come see them all! ~JANA

“Elemental Voices” Mixed Media By Kathy Morton Stanion

“Journey of Wonder” Mixed Media By Kathy Morton Stanion

“Rhythm Of The City” Mixed Media by Kathy Morton Stanion