Barbara graduated from Moore College of Art with a BFA in Illustration in 1970. Then she did two internships. One was creating newspaper ads for the theaters in the round like Westbury Music Fair (owned by Barbara Walters' husband, Shelly Gross). The second was illustrating words for students at Philadelphia College for the Deaf.
She became the art director for an advertising agency, Aitken Kynett. Later she became the art director for Visual Communications, an exhibition company. Here she oversaw the production of the artwork and graphics for exhibits up to 3 stories tall.
When she moved back to this area she saw some wire art and decided that she could do it and love it, so she did. She maintains an art studio here in Indiana on the third floor of 647 Philadelphia Street. This is where she creates her free foam sculptures.
Enamel on copper $25.00 |
Enamel on copper wrap $38.00 |
Stop into the Artists Hand Gallery and Espresso Bar to see Barb's work, along with the work of other talented local artists, in person!
HI barb...not sure if my previous message worked. so sorry if you get this twice. I'm interested in purchasing the music note earrings. MarshLora@gmail.com. I am also an artist at the Artists Hand.
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