Mossrock studio & fine art gallery
Mossrock Gallery represents new and established artists working in landscape, impressionistic, contemporary and figurative art created through painting, photography, fiber, sculpture and ceramics.
Please call or email us first to be sure we are not out and about.
26002 Oak Ridge Drive . The Woodlands . TX, 77380 . 281-684-4411
Hours - Tuesday through Saturday, 10 - 6, or by appointment.
Closed Sunday and Monday.
Hours - Tuesday through Saturday, 10 - 6, or by appointment.
Closed Sunday and Monday.
march first saturday 2020
Featured artist
Kathy Combs
"Burn Baby Burn"
March 7th Opening Reception from 5 -7 pm
Kathy Combs
"Burn Baby Burn"
March 7th Opening Reception from 5 -7 pm
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Featured artist Kathy Combs is a Woodlands metalsmith who concentrates primarily on copper enameling. The artist has been making jewelry for over 10 years and has taught classes at Spring Beads and AdornMe as well as out-of-state art guilds and has been featured multiple times in Belle Armoire Jewelry Magazine.
Kathy will be demonstrating torch-fired enameling at 5:30 and 6:30pm. Feel free to ask questions during the demos.
Andy
A short talk by the artist with question and answer approximately 6pm.
Show continues thru March 27th ~ Andy
Show continues thru March 27th ~ Andy
Also featured
Barabara Weidell
Through March 25th
Barabara Weidell
Through March 25th
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Featured artist Barbara Weidell is a Professor of Art/Sculpture at the University of Central Oklahoma and has exhibited in national and international shows. Barbara’s primary medium is clay, supplemented with a variety of mixed media including found objects that all contribute a history reflecting the human condition. The combination of varied materials carry a history essential to her work.
A short quote from the artist “The human figure has been my vehicle for expression especially as a means to speak about our human condition. Like Goya or Francis Bacon I have leaned toward the grotesque, the unusual or other worldly. I use the anthropomorphic figure as a metaphor to expose human frailty a connection to our courser natures or animal instincts”.
A short quote from the artist “The human figure has been my vehicle for expression especially as a means to speak about our human condition. Like Goya or Francis Bacon I have leaned toward the grotesque, the unusual or other worldly. I use the anthropomorphic figure as a metaphor to expose human frailty a connection to our courser natures or animal instincts”.