Palo Pallas featured article in
Atlanta Journal Constitution.
Designs remain secret until July 22, 10 Gala Event
Heads Up Alabama Project presented by Alabama Psychological Association Foundation. Selected by jury Pallas is one of 20 Alabama artists to produce large head shaped sculptures to travel parts of Alabama.
Opening Gala Event July 22, 10
Birmingham’s Downtown Public Library
Reading Chairs included in "ALIAS: ESTABLISHED & EMERGING ARTISTS"
LiteBox Gallery
Friday, May 14, 2010
5:00pm - 9:00pm
2825 2nd Avenue
Birmingham, AL
Divine Friends # 12 chosen for exhibition:
Meridian Museum of Art 19th Annual People’s Choice Exhibition
May 12 – July 10
Museum Hours:
Wed-Sun 11 AM – 5 PM
601-693-1501
"Spirit Sticks" Series Returns
Tarot
Used in pre-writing times, these heavily symbolic images / cards, were used to help teach the spiritual paths of the “Tree of Life”.
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These acrylic painting's visual elements: such as: rose; dog; wolf etc. all have specific meaning and may be deciphered into a story about life.
Even if you don’t actually know this language of images, the overall message can be innately felt, due to the archetypal symbolism.
My many years of work with these cards allow me to discover a use of acrylics that is “soft” and pleasing on canvas; and more geometric and “hard” on papered wood.
Experiments into what I call sculptural painting, use acrylic on canvas and paper for the sculptures.