WOMEN PAINTERS OF WASHINGTON

MILLENNIUM IMAGES • KUWAIT AND AMERICA • November 1999

Admad Al-Adwani Arts Gallery
Dhahiat Abdullah AL-Salem, Kuwait


A JURIED SHOW OF WORK
BY WPW MEMBERS

The American Embassy in Kuwait

and the Kuwait National Council for Culture, Arts and Letters

presented this exhibition as part of the

Annual Al-Qurain Cultural Festival

November 16 - 26, 1999


The exhibit consisted of 47 paintings
by 30 WPW member artosts.

 

GALLERY OF SELECTED IMAGES

EXHIBITING ARTISTS

Esther Akrish
Rose Belknap
Patrice Bruzas (3)
Faye Clerget
Michele Cooper
Jeanne Davis
Betty Jo Fitzgerald
Catherine Foster
Linda Lee Foster (2)
Madelaine Georgette (2)
Catherine Gill (3)
Gretchen Griep (3)
Pamela Harold (2)
Pam Ingalls-Cox (3)
Emily Kane
Suzy Kueckelhan
Donna Leavitt (2)
Marlene Marczewski
Diane McClary
Phyllis Oliver (2)
Barbara Pitts
Diana Shyne (2)
Deborah Stachowic (2)
Beverly Taylor (2)
Willadene Torbenson (2)
Marilyn Webberley (2)
Jeanne Whitney
Janice Wurn

Excerpt from the Arab Times

"Art Bridges Many Cultures"
by Nihai Waheed, Arab Times Staff

An exhibition featuring unique works by creative American women artists has been launched in Kuwait with hopes of crossing the broad expanse of distance and culture to forge links with their skilled Kuwaiti counterparts on an artistic level.

The Women Painters of Washington (WPW) was inaugurated Tuesday evening by Information Minister Dr. Saad Bin Tiflah Al-Ajmi and the US Ambassador to Kuwait James A. Larocco....

Larocco expressed his support for strengthening the cross-cultural exchange. "I think this is a good example of art that bridges many cultures. When you take a look at what you see here today -- paintings of people, of horses, of flowers, even of the desert, these are things that when Kuwaitis come and see they will get inspiration, ideas for their own paintings," he told the Arab Times....

Two representatives of the WPW society -- Catherine Gill and Barbara Pitts -- are in Kuwait to meet with Kuwaiti female artists during the course of the exhibition and offer lectures and workshops on the creation of art from an American perspective. The exhibition is being held as part of the Al-Qurain Cultural Festival.....(end of excerpt)

 

 

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