Guest Artist at Studio 14 in Tipp City

Art Exhibit

June, 2011

Reception  June 24, 2011

6:00 - 8:00

Studio 14 Benkin Gallery of Fine Art

14 E. Main Street

Tipp City, Ohio

This exhibit features my "Homeland" Series.  Landscapes in vibrant colors

that express my memories of my homeland, Israel.  This show includes

some new work, as I explore new beginnings. 

I hope to see you on the 24th



Celebrate Annual Open House

Ceramic Clay Clock from Israel

"11:20 a.m."

24" x 36"

oil on canvas

$630.00

I brought this clock home from Israel. The sun came into my kitchen and lit up these amazing geometric patterns behind the summer flowers and the bowl of fruit. It was a painting before I could put paint to canvas.

To purchase this painting contact me: rrthau@yahoo.com

Art Inspired by Music Rina Thau

Clef

Oil on Canvas

8"x 17"

$75.00

Bass

Oils

8" x 17"

$75.00

A clef (French: clef "key") is a musical symbol used to indicate the pitch of written notes.[ Placed on one of the lines at the beginning of the staff, it indicates the name and pitch of the notes on that line. This line serves as a reference point by which the names of the notes on any other line or space of the staff may be determined.

In my paintings color, values, and line serve to indicate the reference for the viewer. Then it is their point of reference that transports them to experience the art in a personal way.

That is the goal of any art, isn't it?
To purchase these pieces (either together or seperately or together):

rrthau@yahoo.com

"Intonation" Oil Painting by Rina Thau

"Intonation"

24" x 36"

Oil

Rina Thau

Dominate tones from the cast of musical medodies

within a performance looms forward.

Only to fade back into the orchestra as a whole.

For more information about this painting or for commissions

rrthau@yahoo.com

Docent's Meeting at Dayton Art Institute

I presented my paintings at

Dayton Art Institute during the docent's first meeting of the year.

I first volunteered as a docent in the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art in Alabama. After coming to Ohio I continued to volunteer as a docent at the Dayton Art Institute.