Special Events & News
There are so many exciting events happening that I’ve added this special link to pass along the latest news.
The Curator of Amsterdam Whitney Gallery in New York City describes my work with these flattering words …
“Texas artist Mickie Bellah creates beautiful abstract pieces that the viewer is able to appreciate for pure beauty of the combination of vibrant color and texture. Ms. Bellah combines rich, powerful hues to create intensely personal and potent abstract artworks. Her patterns of art are comples and thorough, but also present an immediate arresting presentation to viewers. One of Ms. Bellah’s most notable elements is the way she links dark and light tones, so that small bursts of color fit splendidly into arranged darker sections. The expressionistic nature of her paintings is both darning and meditative, filling a dramatic range within the same image. The paintings are poetic and majestic while still offering an open door to interpretation due to their abstract nature.
“Ms. Bellah’s bold paintings carry a consistent spirit and employ variation on the brilliant coloration., A viewer sees one work and carries the particular intensity of that painting over to the next. When Ms. Bellah’s paintings are seen in succession they have even more potency,because the strength of each painting is multiplied. The buoyant colors unfold across the canvas in a kaleidoscope of color, creating interwoven, encrusted patterns. These combinations create a visual dance for the viewer. Ms. Bellah really is a master colorist who knows how to play with just the right combinations of color, light, and space.”
A new gallery in Las Vegas, Arleccina Gallery of Fine Art is featuring my work along with several other well-known artists. Visit the gallery in Town Square Mall, 6639 Las Vegas Boulevard next time you are in town. You can get directions to the Gallery by calling 705-540-8516.
We are having a ball with the painting classes. The ‘students’ are producing some incredible work. Click on “Sign Up For Classes” for more information. They don’t look scared like I did when they start painting, thank the Good Lord!
