Explore Picasso! with Pat Cole-Ferullo
Picasso said: "Are we to paint what's on the face, what's inside the face, or what's behind it?" To answer his own question Picasso explored all aspects of art, experimented with new forms and techniques, and lead the art world into a new era. As the Tryon Fine Arts Center continues its series, Explore the Arts, Pat Cole-Ferullo will "Explore Picasso's World" on Thursday, January 28th in the TFAC Board Room from 6:30 - 8:30 pm. Pat will give you an anecdotal view of Picasso, his life and work as well as present a few surprises.
Pat's own abstract art captures the spiritual connections of the natural world. Her workshops and classes attract both amateurs and professionals. Pat has a degree in Fine Art and Commercial Art from Florida State University, has studied with nationally recognized artists, has published in national magazines, and currently has a joint exhibit with her husband Dom Ferullo, at the Chapman Center in Spartanburg. Pat and Dom recently moved back to Tryon after two years painting and exhibiting in Italy. Her work continues to win top awards both nationally and internationally. Pat believes that art is the means by which we connect the mind and the spirit. Pat would agree with Picasso who said, "All children are artists. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up."
Plan to attend "Explore Picasso's World" at the Tryon Fine Arts Center, Mahler Family Board Room, 34 Melrose Avenue in Tryon on January 28. Cost of $7.00 for adults, $4.00 for students covers refreshments and fees.
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Tryon Fine Arts Center
http://www.tryonarts.org 34 Melrose AveTryon, NC 28782
Located in the heart of Tryon, the Fine Arts Center has been a focus for entertainment and the arts since 1969. View outstanding performances or learn a new craft. Affiliates include Carolina Camera Club, Tryon Arts and Crafts, Tryon Little Theater, Tryon Concert Association, and Tryon Painters and Sculptors.
How to get here...
From Hendersonville, Asheville and points to the north of Tryon NC
Interstate 26, Exit 67 (Columbus, North Carolina). Turn right onto Hwy 108. Head towards Tryon approximately 6.5 miles.
Hwy 108 joins Hwy 176 at traffic light (Texaco at corner). Count this as first traffic light and continue on Hwy 176 east until you reach fourth traffic light. (Big wooden horse across and right of intersection.) At fourth traffic light turn right onto Pacolet Street, up over railroad tracks, then make second left onto Chestnut Street (before the Bank of America Building). Drive to top of hill and turn right onto Melrose Avenue. We are the second building on the right. (34 Melrose Ave.)
From Spartanburg, Greenville and points to the south of Tryon NC
Interstate 26, Exit 1 (Landrum, South Carolina)
Turn left on Hwy 14. Head towards Landrum approximately 2 miles. When you reach the town of Landrum proper, turn right at 2nd traffic light. (It's just after you cross the railroad tracks.)
You are now on Hwy 176 west heading toward Tryon, NC. Using landmarks, look for the Tryon IGA on the left and El Jalisco Mexican restaurant also on the left, at approximately 3.5 miles.
Approximately 500 yards further up the road turn left onto McCown street. (Just before the railroad line crosses Hwy 176.) Drive to the end of McCown street, (big wooden horse on right of intersection) and turn left onto Pacolet Street, then turn left onto Chestnut Street (before the Bank of America Building). Drive to top of the hill and turn right onto Melrose Avenue.
We are the second building on the right. (34 Melrose Ave.)
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