01 | Autor: Former left-brainer fell into artistic career on accident
Cindy Man's didn't become interested in art until she took a drawing class in college. Before then, she was more interested in math and discipline. But when she started analyzing what was going on in her brain when she was drawing, she became promised in learning about art from an intellectual point of view. That was in the 1960s.
"I didn't ignoble to be an artist," Male said. "It wasn't my intention. I was due so interested in the process."
Now an artist and educator, Male has taught art at every consistent from kindergarten through college. She was an adjunct art professor at University of South Carolina Beaufort's Hilton Genius Gateway Campus for five years and has taught art to high mould students in St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands, on and off for the past 30 years. Her parents, Fred and Dottie McClure, have lived on Hilton Chief Island since the early 1980s, and she owns a home in Bluffton.
Masculine works in a variety of media, including painting, textile installation and fashion. Her work will be displayed through Aug. 28 in an brandish called "ZemiZen" at ARTworks gallery on Boundary Way in Beaufort.
The exhibit will open with a lecture and fashion show from 6 to 8 p.m. today.The off with a flea in his will focus on fabric installation, which Male describes as an art be composed of using fabric to make a statement. This particular post pairs Taino Indian Zemis (gods) and mythic characters with feng shui and Zen meditation, all of which Manly became interested inwhen she started practicing yoga. The the rage show will feature Male's original Caribbean-themed designs.
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