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I am a multidimensional, hands-on creative artist and poet with a San Diego based home studio. Having always been too curious and too creative, I have continually studied a variety of artistic disciplines and philosophies throughout my life with established teachers...unstable teachers, artists, schools and whatnot. This, paired with a lifelong investigation into spirituality, has given me a large creative toolkit from which to draw ;) and interest to (respectively) play with, break, challenge, modify, ignore and celebrate the rules related to the aforementioned studies. I am a strong believer in not messing with a child's innate curiosity and wonder, the value of family (however defined), individual creativity, community, and our environment. I continue to study and enjoy creative expressions-with the exception of acid jazz. Some common characteristics found within my work are: re-purposing everyday items and discard-able things, harmonizing opposites, playing with current beliefs and assumptions with a whimsical twist, and delicately blending spontaneity with discipline. The end results are simple, joyful expressions of wonder imbued with an invitation to discover more.

Monday, November 26, 2012

A Walk In The Clouds - Invoking Wonder, Show Invite

Excited to announce my upcoming event:


A Walk In The Clouds - Invoking Wonder by Jennifer Lonack.

A unique art event – guests are invited to kick off their shoes and take a stroll through the first indoor grass filled gallery... sip fresh squeezed lemonade and meander through The Art of The Clouds.
The show features a first look at Lonack's illuminated, colored-cloud sculptures along with other uplifting and whimsical treats.
Evening activities also include live performances by San Diego’s young, talented, singer song-writer James Morris and a chance for visitors to sculpt their own fluffy creations.
A percentage of the sales for the evening will go to the NTC Foundation.
Barracks 19 Gallery 101
One night only December 7th – Starting at 5pm.
2640 Historic Decatur Road, San Diego 92106


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