Sunday, April 17, 2011

Official Website for Kathleen Wiley Fine Art

My new website for Kathleen Wiley Fine Art is now up! The address link is located in my favorite links. You can also click on this link to view it. Let me know what you think!

http://www.kathleenwileyart.com/

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Wednesday, April 6, 2011

Flowertown Festival


This is a photo of my booth at The Flowertown Festival April 1-3 in Summerville, SC. The painting of the white water lily was chosen as the festival's poster this year. It was great to see so many friends and to make many new ones. Thank you all for your support!!!

Monday, April 4, 2011

Portrait Unveiling Ceremony



On March 21, 2011 an unveiling ceremony for a commissioned portrait of The Late Honorable William L. Shipley Master-In-Equity, was held at The Berkeley County Courthouse in Monks Corner, SC. Judge Shipley worked for more than 58 years and was Master-In-Equity for 32 years. I was honored the artist chosen to paint the portrait of such a distinguished man.

Shown in the above photo are myself and family members including 4th from left-Mrs. Lavinia H. Shipley and 5th from left- son Bob Shipley.

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Monday, November 29, 2010

Lowcountry Live

For those of you who live in the Charleston, SC area tune into "Lowcountry Live" tomorrow morning. I will be doing a painting demonstration and representing Art Central Gallery in Summerville, SC. I will try to post a link if possible.

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Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Painting demonstration at the Woodlands

This Sunday I will be demonstrating my oil painting techniques during the Woodlands Grand Champagne Brunch. Check out the Woodlands website for more details@ www.woodlandlands.com
Here are a few details about the Inn.

Secluded in the middle of 42 densely wooded acres in Summerville is one of the most luxurious and highly acclaimed retreats in the world. As one of only four resorts in North America to be honored with the prestigious Forbes Five-Star, the Woodlands Inn has captured the attention of a number of tough critics and authorities in hospitality and tourism. Among its many prestigious accolades, the Woodland Inn has been honored with a AAA Five Diamond rating for both lodging and dining; recognized by travel authority Andrew Harper as one of the top 20 hideaways in America; and ranked “No. 1” in service and “Best Value” of any Five Star and Five Diamond hotel in the country.

The inn's reputation as a luxury destination began more than a century ago, when the stately mansion was built as a winter retreat for a wealthy railroad family to relax and recharge. Because of its elevation from the coast, Summerville was sought out by settlers and Southern planters as a respite from the coastal heat and the threat of malaria. In 1888, a group of physicians put Summerville on the map during an International Congress of Physicians in Paris. The group declared that Summerville's climate was best suited for those with pulmonary disorders and for maintaining optimum health. In an instant, Summerville was branded as a destination for health and wellness and a place where the Northern elite relocated during winter months

Sunday, October 24, 2010

People's Choice


I was really quite honored to learn that my oil painting of a partly submerged alligator titled "What Lies Beneath" received the most votes earning it the People's Choice Award at Art Central Gallery's 12th Anniversary Reception! It shocked me to learn that such a non-traditional subject would appeal to so many people. I guess you just never know!!! Thanks for all the votes!!!
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Thursday, September 9, 2010

Wind Up Toy #2- Giraffe


This is the second painting in a new series of paintings featuring wind up toys. The animals are painted realistically, but they have the wind up key in their back. I also like painting them in a dark background and a reflection. It almost implies that the are sitting on a table. These paintings are a little different from my usual work, but have been a lot of fun! The fist painting was a baby elephant and is sold. This painting is a
8"x 10" oil on canvas and is currently available at Courtyard Art Gallery in Charleston, SC.
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