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9th Annual National Miniature Exhibition!

November is Miniature month!
The 9th Annual National Miniature exhibition is here!


New Feature of the Miniature Exhibition this year is the People's Choice Awards. Come in and cast your vote for these three awards.


Fall Classes are filling up.

Roster on art classes at the Renaissance are filling up for the fall. Call today to reserve your place in one of our Visual Arts Classes. Visitors Welcome!

The Gallery will be open Friday, Saturday 12- 4 pm and Sunday 1-4 pm

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Members List:

WebMaster:
Susan Tschantz
Director:
Fern Christian
Artist:
Bruce Bowersock
Lillianne Bowersock
Paul Clark
Ron Haeberle
Linda Helgason
Gary Lapelle
Janet Lester
Kum Kum Majumdar
Chris McIntyre
Yvonne Newman
Gary Taylor
Susan Tschantz

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In Memory Of Kumkum
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Kumkum Majumdar Born August 26, 1946, died September 14, 2009. An artist by heart, she always tried to create beauty in art form, either on canvas or in fabric. Color combination and cubist style were her specialty. Her paintings were a true picture of her inner fillings. She chose to concentrate on Batik, an ancient art of wax resist dying of cloth. She decorated both wearable and non-wearable silk fabrics. She studied at the prestigious University Visva Bharati, Santiniketan, India to receive her undergraduate degree in Fine Art and continued studies to receive a post diploma in Fine Art. She also took courses at Marshall University in Commercial Art. After marriage fine art was put on hold for a more important task. She devoted herself to the raising of her two sons. As such the space for art went empty for 20 years. After rearing her sons, she devoted the much of her time to the development of her art. Her work is in both public and private collection both in India and the USA. She is a showcase artist at Tamarack and an important member of the Renaissance Art Gallery, in Huntington, WV. She also taught Batik, so leaves a legacy of artists behind her. Her life was a song to the importance of generosity, family, love, devotion and beauty.


Kumkum with her last work for the gallery: Ancient Hut


Peace


Couple




Hibuscas


Strong Cubist influences.



The Bangle Seller


Wearable Art


Beauty



Red Bird
Traditional work, West Virginia Subject


She was proud of her heritage.

We will Miss You!


 
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