Pierre Matisse, grandson of Henri Matisse, to show art in Michael Murphy Gallery M in Tampa

This is Celebration Parisienne, an example of Pierre Matisse’s cut paper works inspired by his grandfather. Click for more of the story
Lennie Bennett, Times Art Critic
In Print: Thursday, May 28, 2009

Happy Memorial Day! USAF

I am very proud to say my husband spent 20 years in the United States Air Force! It was fun to "tag" along as a spouse too!

Yes!- I have been featured!

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Examples of Artcabs on Fabric

New Artcabs only for the Hip!

Great little artcabs for any fabric or mosaic art. I use these in all my work. They are little fused glass pieces in blues and greens. So unique and really add style to any work of art-or even wearable art. These are approximately 1/2 to 1 inch. The square is approximately 1x1 inch.

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10 Central Avenue Studios--Yea!

Julia Peters Studios has exciting news! Julia has purchased the building at 10 Central Ave. in Greenville, SC. We are all so excited! This studio and gallery has been a dream of Julia's for a long time and now it is coming true. 10 Central Ave. Studios will consist of several studios upstairs and downstairs. These will be rented to artists in and around the area. We are really looking forward to making this a beautiful place to work and display our artwork. There is lots to be done. If you are interested in learning more about a possible studio space, please give us a call:

Julia Peters-894-370-0301 or

Laura Aiken 864-360-3811

Exploring Pierre Bonnard and Henri Matisse

It's a treat to get the chance to compare the two greatest colorists of the 20th century: Henri Matisse and Pierre Bonnard. While viewing these paintings, see if you can spot Matisse vs Bonnard.New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art is showing the scintillating exhibit more on this story
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