CANCELED: Teresa Cline Art Reception at Monet Monet Gardens

Teresa Cline's Power of the Flower art exhibit and reception has been postponed. A new date will be announced!

EVENT INFO:

You're invited to a special art exhibit and reception featuring Teresa Cline's Power of the Flower art exhibit in the intimate Monet Monet Gardens in Grayton Beach on Friday, May 8th from 5:00 til 8:00 p.m. Guests will enjoy refreshments, wine and light bites by Grayton Beach Catering. Stroll the paths and enjoy the evening under the oaks in this unique garden and event space. 

Cline's Power of the Flower is a collection of abstract botanical paintings which will be on exhibit at Monet Monet througout May.

Cline describes her new series, "I'm excited about this new work because I truly have a passion about flowers. They are my muse, and my inspiration. I paint them as my soul feel them rather than how my eyes perceive them. It's a very intuited process letting my imagination and my mediums decide how to portray them."

The works exhibited will include some larger scale paintings to smaller works on paper, something for everyone.

Teresa Cline is a professional full time painter, creating abstract expressionist paintings in Walton County, Florida. Her gallery is near DeFuniak Springs and open by appointment. 

My painting process is simply a dialog of of my emotions and my mediums. Building up layers of translucent and opaque washing while using dynamic gestural strokes to create focal points. Working in short bursts of activity without a specific image in mind in the early stages I let the painting evolve on its own... Teresa Cline Gallery | website: https://teresaclinegallery.com/

Follow T.Cline Studio on facebook for updates on her latest works and inspirations: https://www.facebook.com/T.ClineStudio/

Monet Monet Gardens is located on Scenic 30A in the heart of Grayton Beach, Florida. The building and gardens of Monet Monet are modeled after Claude Monet's home and gardens in Giverny, France. Monet immortalized his beautiful property in many paintings, with it's Japanese footbridge over water lily pond. The original design and construction was a labor of love for Grayton Beach landscape architect Jonathan Quinn (1958-2008) back in 1994. Each business owner who has occupied the property since Jonathan's passing has honored his love of the property by maintaining the gardens. The building and gardens are a Grayton Beach attraction and serve as a venue for weddings, art exhibits and events. Contact Grayton Beach Catering for more information.