20080604 Eye for Art columns in the Advocate by Lyndi McNulty from Oct. 19, 2005 through June 4, 2008

Eye for Art columns in the Advocate by Lyndi McNulty from Oct. 19, 2005 through June 4, 2008


19.OCT.05 Eye for Art: Roger Lewis — stained glass artist

16.NOV.05 Eye for Art: Lippy named to Master Guild

23.NOV.05 A SEAT AT OUR TABLE: What Thanksgiving means to The Advocate

14.DEC.05 Eye for Art: O’Connell: Faux finish artist

14.DEC.05 Local nurse helped kids in Ecuador

11.JAN.06 Commentary: Lessons from police officers

18.JAN.06 Commentary: More lessons from police academy

22.FEB.06 Eye for Art: Tom Ferguson — wood craftsman

01.MAR.06 Paide means Peace: Where are we now?

08.MAR.06 Commentary: Paide means Peace: Where are we now?

15.MAR.06 Commentary: Paide means peace: Where are we now?

22.MAR.06 Eye for Art: Arc director collects autographs

19.APR.06 Community Briefs – April 19

26.APR.06 Eye for Art: Pencil artist focuses on precision, detail

03.MAY.06 Eye for Art: T-shirt and mural artist loves his job

24.MAY.06 Commentary: City employees our neighbors, too

31.MAY.06 Eye for Art: McDaniel professor pens book on digital collage

14.JUN.06 Eye for Art: McDaniel art professor was artist as child in Ukraine

05.JUL.06 Woodworking: Family tradition

26.JUL.06 Eye for Art: McDaniel prof painting sold for $22k

02.AUG.06 Eye for Art: Art prof travels to Genoa, Italy

23.AUG.06 Eye for Art: The Gists — Enchanted Jewelers

30.AUG.06 News in Brief – Aug. 30

06.SEP.06 Eye for Art: Dentist has love of photography

13.SEP.06 Eye for Art: Artist paints historic buildings

20.SEP.06 Historical society curator publishes photo book

18.OCT.06 Local watercolorist found talents after retirement

25.OCT.06 Community Briefs – Oct. 25

08.NOV.06 Eye for Art: Landscapes without shadows

22.NOV.06 Calendar – Nov. 22

22.NOV.06 Holiday parade, tree lighting kick off shopping season

29.NOV.06 Eye for Art: Florist has designed for inaugurations

06.DEC.06 Eye for Art: Artist paints vertical landscapes

20.DEC.06 Eye for Art: Artist began by carving decoys

10.JAN.07 Commentary: Pecoraro reflects on many changes to Westminster

24.JAN.07 Eye for Art: Singing stock broker performs with singing cab driver

31.JAN.07 Eye for Art: Firefighter collects, restores antique fire trucks

07.FEB.07 Eye for Art: Ruchlewicz an avid photog

07.FEB.07 Community Briefs – Feb. 7

21.MAR.07 Eye for Art: Artists Guild celebrates 30 years

28.MAR.07 Eye for Art: Teacher creates silk paintings

04.APR.07 Community Briefs – April 4

18.APR.07 Eye for Art: Interior designer stays away from trends

25.APR.07 Commentary: Westminster police offer many community programs

30.MAY.07 Eye for Art: Zappardino involved in art, global peace work

04.JUL.07 Eye for Art: Local man collects Napoleon items

11.JUL.07 Eye for Art: Local photographer’s images show ‘Mystic Isles’

18.JUL.07 Estonian visitor studies youth camps in Westminster

01.AUG.07 Eye for Art: Local airbrush artist famous in Hollywood for work

08.AUG.07 Eye for Art: Resident attending Mount St. Mary’s to study art

12.SEP.07 Eye for Art: Resident teaches diving

12.SEP.07 WEB UPDATE: Council hears public comment on two zoning issues

19.SEP.07 Eye for Art: McDaniel student’s family life inspired ‘Mystery Meat’

19.SEP.07 Westminster Common Council: Council hears public comment on two zoning issues

03.OCT.07 Commentary: Seven Estonians visit Westminster through partnership

31.OCT.07 Eye for Art: Award-winning artist joins guild

07.NOV.07 Eye for Art: Commerce president collects comics

28.NOV.07 City celebrates holiday season with tree lighting

02.JAN.08 Eye for Art: Wreath features local wildlife

09.JAN.08 Eye for Art: Behind the scenes at Carroll County Arts Council

09.JAN.08 Concierge service targets busy residents

23.JAN.08 Eye for Art: Retiree, now 92, found art later in life through college

30.JAN.08 Eye for Art: Artist discovered watercolors after 15-year break from art

06.FEB.08 Eye for Art: Local artist did plein air paintings at Grand Teton

13.FEB.08 Eye for Art: Crisis counselor uses art for self expression

20.FEB.08 Eye for Art: Crawford captures personality in portraits of pets

05.MAR.08 Community Voices- Administrator aims to improve Westminster’s customer service

12.MAR.08 Eye for Art: Shop promises Perfect Plants

12.MAR.08 Community Briefs-March 19

12.MAR.08 Eye for Art: Making it fresh with a new hairdo

26.MAR.08 Trend: Buying the basics

09.APR.08 Eye for Art: Local artist travels nation for painting passion

16.APR.08 Eye for Art: Understanding a love of drawing, dislike of science

23.APR.08 Eye for Art: Artist thinks outside of the pot when creating

07.MAY.08 Eye for Art: Local man gets more creative, artistic with age

14.MAY.08 Eye for Art: Young photographer has high hopes for artistic future

14.MAY.08 Eye for Art: Local artist uses jewelry as outlet

04.JUN.08 Eye for Art: Art, math give good foundation

http://westminsteradvocate.com/default.asp?sourceid=&smenu=1&twindow=Default&mad=No&sdetail=&wpage=&skeyword=McNulty&sidate=%3E%3D2%2F16%2F2004&ccat=&ccatm=&restate=&restatus=&reoption=&retype=&repmin=&repmax=&rebed=&rebath=&subname=&pform=&sc=1322&hn=westminsteradvocate&he=.com

20080604 Eye for Art columns in the Advocate by Lyndi McNulty from Oct. 19, 2005 through June 4, 2008

20080410 Meet Westminster Maryland Artist Sarah Abel DeLuca

Meet Westminster Maryland Artist Sarah Abel DeLuca

The other day over at Gizmos I met another Westminster, Maryland artist, Sarah Abel DeLuca. She has a web site here: http://www.abelartist.com/

Check it out.

Related:

Art in Carroll County

Art in Carroll County - Gizmos

03/26/2008

Kevin Dayhoff writes from Westminster Maryland USA.

www.kevindayhoff.net

http://www.youtube.com/kevindayhoff

http://www.livejournal.com/

http://gizmosart.com/dayhoff.html

E-mail him at: kdayhoff AT carr.org or kevindayhoff AT gmail.com

His columns and articles appear in The Tentacle - www.thetentacle.com; Westminster Eagle Opinion; www.thewestminstereagle.com, Winchester Report and The Sunday Carroll Eagle – in the Sunday Carroll County section of the Baltimore Sun. Get Westminster Eagle RSS Feed

“When I stop working the rest of the day is posthumous. I'm only really alive when I'm writing.” Tennessee Williams

Accept differences, Be kind, Count your blessings, Dream, Express thanks, Forgive, Give freely, Harm no one, Imagine more, Jettison anger, Keep confidences, Love truly, Master something, Nurture hope, Open your mind, Pack lightly, Quell rumors, Reciprocate, Seek wisdom, Touch hearts, Understand, Value truth, Win graciously, Xeriscape, Yearn for peace, Zealously support a worthy cause. (Author; Renee Stewart)

20080409 Carroll Arts Center’s “Peep Show” winners announced

Carroll Arts Center’s “Peep Show” winners announced

MEDIA RELEASE

April 9, 2008

Contact: Sandy Oxx

(Attached photo is of winning entry “Peeps with Wings” by the Megan Taylor Foundation)

Carroll Arts Center’s “Peep Show” winners announced

Ants to invade soon……………..

A standing room only crowd was on hand Tuesday evening to hear the announcements about which Peep ® creations had received the most votes from the public.

A total of 111 marshmallow masterpieces were on display for the past week, far exceeding the organizers’ original estimates and expectations.

“The works were engineering marvels, artistic masterpieces, hilarious social commentaries on pop culture and incredible gestures of financial generosity,” reports Executive Director Sandy Oxx. “Carroll County is to be applauded for their imagination. They’ve truly started a new tradition that will only grow.”

Thousands of visitors to the event purchased vote chips to acknowledge their favorites. Nearly $4,500 was raised through the event.

The over-all audience favorite was “Peeps with Wings” by the Megan Taylor Foundation.

The other results are as follows:

Audience Favorites (in no particular order)

“Amazing Peep Show Circus” by Alannah Van Horn

“Peep Posse” by Ruth Perkins

“Peep Pyramid” by North Carroll Community School

“Proud Peepcock” by Heather Hodge & Clark Shaffer, Esq.

Honorable Mentions (in no particular order)

“Tin Grin Peeps” by Dr. Edward Goldman & Staff

“Chesapeep Bay Crabs” by the Lowe & Adams Families

“Corbit’s Charge” by Gabby Hash

“Easter Parade” by Grace Woo

“Peep my Pumps” by Carroll Hospital Center’s White Rabbit Thrift Shop

Winning decorators were awarded prizes packages from the Just Born Company of Bethlehem, PA, maker of PEEPS ®.

Five emerging film makers submitted movies starring Peeps ® A panel of judges from the community reviewed them, and the winner in the film category was Tom Walker for his charming stop-action entry entitled “World Peeps.”

Some special awards were also announced. Most hilarious entry was awarded to Danielle May-West for “Split Peep Soup.”

Best entry using a single Peep went to Elizabeth Ellis for her touching photograph “God Peeps all his Children in his Hands.”

Best hi-tech entry went to Jim Voter of Gizmos Art for his power point entry “Peeps on Wheels,” and the Spirit of Generosity Award went to Dutterer’s Flower Shop for their amazing entry “Peeps a Bloomin’ that used more than 400 Peeps, and their creation of other magnificent entries for the Megan Taylor Foundation and the Night Rider Foundation.

The Arts Council staff and board are now planning for an ant invasion, as well as next year’s event which is sure to be a crowd pleaser.

####

20070922 Gizmos Art

Gizmos Art:

1 New Windsor Rd

Westminster, MD

http://gizmosart.com/gizmosdirect.html

You must make an appointment

Call: 410-876-7939

Or contact us at: framing AT GizmosArt DOT com

Art of Kevin Dayhoff at Lyndi McNulty’s Gizmos

20070228 Best Shoes of the Day

Best Shoes of the Day – The Daily Shoe Watch

February 28^th, 2007

I found this wonderful pair of shoes at a local frame shop in Westminster – Gizmos Art, Lyndi McNulty's. Aren’t they just divine?

If you ever been in Gizmos during the day the place is regular bee hive of activity and here at “Soundtrack” we were really appreciative that this nice young lady stopped for two seconds to let us capture an image of her shoes for everyone to admire.

For more on Shoes – go here.

For more on Gizmos Art, Lyndi McNulty's – go here.

####