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Here at the Journey Center we believe that the arts and creativity have an important role in spirituality, so we are pleased to have an art gallery in our center featuring the beautiful work of local and Bay Area artists. We also offer a variety of art-related classes and workshops that allow you to explore your God-given creative gifts as a spiritual practice on your journey.
Art Gallery
We invite you to stop by our gallery whenever the Journey Center is open (M - F, 10a - 4p). Call for evening and weekend hours, which vary. Admission is free.
Now showing! “Abstract Reflections” by Carolyn Beyah
Free admission. The show runs through February.
Abstract art is Carolyn’s favorite style, whether it is objective or non-objective. She uses bright colors and mixed mediums in her paintings… acrylic paints, pastels, ink, and charcoal. For “Abstract Reflections”, Carolyn uses a visual language of forms, colors, and lines to create paintings with different degrees of independence from visual references to our lives and the world. Some of her paintings make statements regarding the state of our world and others are figurative, landscapes, ocean scenes and spiritual scenes. More>
View the Abstract Reflections Art Opening poster
Carolyn says, “Abstractions in my compositions also depart from reality in depiction from imagery in my art. Most of my paintings come from my mind and soul, unless I am sketching a life drawing model or a real scene. A lot of times I do not know what I am going to paint when I approach that blank canvas. One circle or line can lead me into an entire painting. It’s amazing!
Suzanne deVeuve – Opening Reception “Myth and Mystery”
Friday, March 2, 2012, 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.
Meet the artist; appetizers and beverages will be served. Free admission.The show runs through April.
Suzanne says, “My work is about introspection and bringing inner treasures outside. It’s tending to the moment and being with the flow of grace. To paint is to love again” a quote by Henry Miller, which has always moved me. It is a truth I live by literally. All the chaos and confusion in our daily lives, can be quelled with the simple and profound act of presence. Creativity is a result of that presence. More>
Maria Crane – Opening Reception “Art from the Heart”
Friday, May 4, 2012, 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.
Meet the artist; appetizers and beverages will be served. Free admission.The show runs through June.
Maria Crane, a local artist and educator, has been creating art since she received her first box of crayons as a toddler. She says, "It is my great joy to express the passions of my heart... inspired by people, travel, nature, the scriptures, colors and patterns... in a variety of art forms and mediums. I believe that the process of creating art and the finished works can bring healing and uplift one's soul and spirit." More>