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Art Experience in Rehoboth

Our trip to Rehoboth Beach in Delaware on the Delmarva Peninsula was visiting it's many interesting galleries, besides the boardwalk on the beach. Our visit to Anita Peghini-Raeber's Gallery was delightful. Anita is a very prolific Swiss artist and gallery owner. Her nudes are large formats and expressive in hues of blues and whites. We talked about the art scene in Rehoboth Beach and the art scene in Switzerland and Germany. Comparing art of Florida with Rehoboth was also a topic. It was a fun-filled afternoon in the gallery discussing the essentials of art . Love her gallery and her works- a must see in Rehoboth. Another very well established gallery of modern, contemporary art is the Philip Morton Gallery I felt at home with the great, prolific art shown there. A Must See! Eric Davison the Director of the gallery was fun to talk with, discussing art in general and in Rehoboth. Interesting fact was that both galleries are located next to each other. That makes it a thrill for connoisseurs of good, contemporary art. Later in the day we visited the Art League of Rehoboth - a historical array of houses imbedded in a forest with a gallery large enough to make the visit a success. Workshops in many medias are also being offered on the premises It was a great day with impressions we enjoyed.

Man at the Edge - excerpts out of Sketchbook by Christina Jarmolinski

- excerpts out of Sketchbook by Christina Jarmolinski

Robin in our Yard photo by Rob de Koter

We were watching this robin in our yard. They are plump, and very healthy looking. You can see more of Rob's photos on Rob's blog post @ http://dekoter.net/content/struggling-telephoto-lenses

Buddha Meditation

http://www.meetup.com/Rehoboth-Beach-Community-Meditation-Center/events/... The above Center is my next visit to Rehoboth. I meditate and these are just 2 of my Buddha Meditations. They are Mixed Media. The Blue Buddha being protected by the wall of glass marbles surrounding him. The feathers are to be associated with dreams like spiritual dream catcher... Price $1200.00 They are very intense and peaceful. Both are available. Contact me if interested. Namaste.

More of Assateague Island, MD. photos Christina Jarmolinski

http://www.nps.gov/asis/index.htm Here is a link to Assateague Island, MD. It is a paradise, nature at it's best. I would suggest visiting the Island in the springtime or fall-you can then experience it alone. Lots of hiking trails, camping and above all Peace in Nature. The wonderful little horses in their environment, enjoying their life on this earth plane.

April 1- Our Doggies' 10th Birthday -Trip to Assateague Island - Photos Rob de Koter

April 1, we drove with the our family to Assateque Island, MD. to try to find the wild horses of the Island. We were lucky again. Rob made fantastic photos of the animals of the island. We celebrated our puppy's 10th birthday on the Island. She..............

Springtime in the Provence'

Springtime in the Provence' acrylic on canvas by Christina Jarmolinski The use of the greens and yellows reflects the mood of Springtime. Painted in 2010 after a trip to France.

Bill Cobbs at Auction in Florida by Christina Jarmolinski

Interviewing one of Hollywood's legends, Bill Cobbs, in 2011 was another highlight of my attempt to communicate and combine art forms. It was so humbling to meet with this great personality, famous to the world and feel is warm and sensitive approach to being an actor. God Bless you Mr. Cobbs for this opportunity through your esteemed presence to contribute to the amount of visitors, willing to purchase art for charity. Thank you also for allowing me to interview and connect with you for these memorable minutes.

First time on Art Biz Blog by Christina Jarmolinski

I have found the best thing to do as an artist is to communicate with the world- for starters no better way than on the internet. Here you can reach Goa, India, if you care to or Amsterdam, Holland. I interviewed some other artists at the annual Art Auction for Arts for Act in Ft. Myers, Fl. among others the great singer Bobby Goldsboro, whom we all know of the past. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEetwVVjb4w Being an artist on the other hand I find taking the effort, going to art show openings of colleagues, wishing them well and connecting with admirers of the visual arts, makes my life richer and more meaningful. I love meeting others, learning and exchanging views. Don’t be afraid to travel!-Learn other cultures. Most of the collectors of my art are interesting, educated people looking for the unique and genuine. They enjoy conversing with me and makes it more enjoyable to purchase a piece of my art. My website is http://www.jarmolinski.com (check out my blog-)/blog. I hope you enjoy taking the journey with me through my art. God Bless and Namaste’.

Relocating home and studio by Christina Jarmolinski

Moving 2 studios and a home with hundreds of paintings and books was not a small endeavor. We drove back and forth 3 times with a truck and flights to move everything! All 3 of us were affected by the climatic and cultural change. Our dog slept well throughout the 4 days in the van. She was great. Seeing the beach and our yard seems to appeal to our dog. She loves roaming through the forest - neighborhood finding the scent of squirrels and other animals. My studio is packed full with paintings, boxes and everything important to me. I feel overwhelmed - In the beginning of my life as an artist, I would walk through woods and sketched many a tree.(see my sketchbook). Now 30 years later I am living smack in the middle of a forest and my surroundings are high trees. I guess my first new works will be this wooded area-maybe super-large collages showing tree trunks- straight upwards- actually very positive movement upwards. I have yet to find my space between the boxes and start. If you would like, view me on facebook and like me or tweet me.