“COHESION”: PENINSULA WOMEN’S CAUCUS BRINGS CREATIVE VOICES TO THE TWIN PINES ART CENTER IN BELMONT. Seventeen member-artists of the Peninsula Chapter of Women’s Caucus for Art have created 27 artworks on wooden panels. Repetition of the same-sized art pieces installed mere inches apart creates a rhythmic pattern that reads as one continuous line around the gallery, morphing as it wraps the room in creativity. Every separate, individual artwork can also be appreciated on its own, as each artist has selected unique subject matter and applied creative vision with her choice of medium.Included artworks range from paintings to black and white photography to sculptural creations.

“Cohesion” was designed to be a traveling exhibition in which a gallerist can choose from an evolving collection of work. The artworks in “Cohesion” are the exact same size and were created within parameters to help make them conducive to shipping/travel. The collection of artworks can also change and grow organically as artwork is sold and members’ artworks advance with experience. Current art works available for selection can be viewed at www.wcapeninsula.org/Cohesion.

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