<![CDATA[ Colours by Sheri            Fine Art - News Letter]]>Mon, 04 Nov 2024 14:38:52 -0700Weebly<![CDATA[Save the date]]>Wed, 08 May 2024 16:53:28 GMThttps://www.coloursbysheri.com/newsletter/save-the-date Two Rivers Gallery 
102 N. Columbia St. Wenatchee, WA
First Friday, June 7th, 5 to 8 pm
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]]><![CDATA[SNEAK Peek...New Work  / new Exhibit]]>Sun, 12 Mar 2023 07:00:00 GMThttps://www.coloursbysheri.com/newsletter/sneak-peeknew-work-new-exhibitOh, it has been awhile.... Well I'm back with a refreshed version of my occasional newsletter.  I'll continue to share my process and photos of the landscape here on the farm...because inspiration is huge.  You'll see my new pieces, in progress and complete... because its inspiring to see the journey that a painting takes.  And of course, I'll post upcoming events where you can see my art in person.
My website will now be the new home /host for the newsletter....Welcome everyone!!!  
I'm in the studio almost daily this time of year, and look at the beautiful winter inspiration that surrounds me from the farm here in Cashmere.....
I'll be showing 7 new multi-media collage paintings for my upcoming show in April.  A new style of exhibition at the Two Rivers Gallery,  'Her Sense of Place' - A Collaboration by three women artists of the Wenatchee Valley.  I'm thrilled to be showing my work alongside these amazing artists; Jennifer Evenhus and ​Sasha Syssoeva Fair. 
The Gallery is celebrating its 14th Anniversary as Wenatchee's artist-run non-profit art Gallery.
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 'Not Trying to Fit In'   ​Mixed Media Collage  22" x 28"
​Sheri Trepina
In Process details
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‘Her Sense of Place’
​A Collaboration by Three Women Artists

Jen Evenhus, Sheri Trepina and Sasha Syssoeva Fair offer a significant exhibit of work that represents their personal response to ‘Her Sense of Place,’ a theme inspired by the land, agriculture and people of the Wenatchee Valley. Jen, Sheri and Sasha create unique works of art using oils, pastels and/or mixed media, employing diverse mark-making and color palettes. Even though all three women create in different styles and mediums, the strong bond with the Valley is a common thread, bringing together the idea of their stories and relationship with the area, literally and metaphorically. Two Rivers Gallery is pleased to present this unique group show experience in its newly renovated space. All three artists are members of this long-standing non-profit Gallery run by local artist members. Opening reception is Friday, April 7 from 5:00- 8:00 pm.
​“Her Sense of Place” hangs through April 2023. ​
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​'Mist Rising on Loop Trail'
Jennifer Evenhus
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'Solitude'  Wenatchee Train Station
Sasha Syssoeva Fair

We have been painting steadily for the last number of months.  Its about time to get our final finish layers on and move towards all that goes on in Framing these beauties. 
I would love to see you at the First Friday opening; April 7th.  If you cant make it, let me know, I'm happy to arrange a private showing at the Gallery....

You can see more of my work and the day to day process by following me on  Instagram and Facebook. 

Thanks very much for following my work and taking time to comment...I appreciate it! 

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