Art & Place
Art & Place will explore how visual art connects us to place.
See and celebrate the work of six local artists on Thursday evening, October 9, at Anthology Fine Art. There will be two artist panels exploring the often unseen influence of place on art and asking how art can inspire us to love the people and places around us.
A signature cocktail, wine, and hors d'oeuvres will be served.
Spend an evening this fall celebrating the beauty of art and place.
Information
THURSDAY, OCT 9 6:00pm - 9:00pm
Wine, beverages, and light snacks provided
Questions?
Please email hello@thesacredgrace.com
Schedule
6:00pm | Gallery Reception
7:00pm | Artist Panels
9:00pm | Gallery Closing
Location
Anthology Fine Art
3419 South Lincoln Street
Englewood, CO, 80113
Artists
Sarah Fitzgerald
Sarah Fitzgerald is a Denver-based artist and designer who loves bringing ideas to life through painting, illustration, and design. With over a decade of experience in design firms and publishing, she’s always been driven by a passion for visual storytelling. Originally from small-town Ohio, she’s lived and worked coast to coast before putting down roots in Colorado. A Cum Laude graduate of the University of Cincinnati’s DAAP program, she holds a Bachelor of Science in Design.
Sarah is active in her community, showing work in juried exhibitions and creating art that sparks connection. When she’s not in the studio, you’ll likely find her in the garden, on the tennis court, or cheering on her husband and three kids. She’s excited to keep growing, sharing, and finding new ways for her art to meet the world.
Kim Morski
Kim Morski is a printmaking artist living and working in Colorado, recognized for her work in printmaking, book arts, and participatory public projects. After becoming a mother in 2017, Morski’s work shifted from an emphasis on large-scale prints with political themes, to more personal work exploring moments of quiet boredom, seasonal rhythms, and transcendence in the ordinary. The smaller scale of her reduction prints and drawings reflects the intimacy of maternal experience, as well as the margins of life where she makes time to create. Morski’s works are held in the collections of Washington University in St. Louis, the Joan Flasch Artists Book Collection at SAIC, the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library, The University of Denver, and MIT.
Shannon Thomas
In January 2023, Shannon began sketching flowers in her journal and dabbling in watercolors. She had yet to take an art class, but art was a way to express herself, play, and take her creative side more seriously. Shannon's kitchen counters quickly became cluttered with art from her newfound love. She started casually sharing her art online and the response was surprising and incredible. Others wanted to purchase her pieces and began requesting commissions. Shanon Allyne Art was born in 2023, and today she remains focused on creating paintings coupled with writing that inspires and transforms its viewers. Shannon is married to Matt, and they have 4 children and reside in Evergreen, Colorado.
Jodi Top
Working as a mental health therapist for decades, Jodi Top has used art therapeutically for clients and for her own wellbeing. Two years ago she began personally exploring watercolor and fell in love. Art has always been personal, a way to look away from the hard things at work. But watercolor was different, it was a complete surrender to semi abstract ideas and following paint and color rather than controlling it. This year Jodi launched Sweet Sumac Studios as a way to share the wonder. Jodi and her sweet kitty Lacey enjoy a cozy condo with a grand view of the foothills and watercolor sunsets in Golden.
Jennie Tucker
Jennie Tucker is the founder of Jennie Lou Art, a national collective of live event painters who create heirloom artwork at weddings and events across the country. Based in Denver, she has spent more than a decade capturing the beauty of people and places through fine art, with work featured in luxury publications and events nationwide. Her heart for creating artist community and storytelling through "live" painting drives her to use art as a way of honoring sacred moments and inspiring connection.