Carolina Creations Fine Art and Contemporary Craft Gallery, 317 Pollock St, downtown New Bern, announces Sally Anger as their featured artist for August with her show - Coda.
Sally Anger grew up in the coastal town of Beaufort North Carolina after moving there at the age of nine. She has loved art all her life, and attended workshops and painted for many years. In 2002 she took the plunge and left a career as a nutritionist to pursue art full time.
She obtained her associate's degree in fine arts from the local community college and then studied for several semesters at a ECU'S art school before heading off on her own. She continues to explore new ways to express herself through art by experimentation, life drawing classes, critiques with other artists and workshops.
CODA "The concluding passage of a piece or movement, typically forming an addition to the basic structure." Following the show about her cross country travels, Sally Anger returns to her beloved coastal North Carolina waters and marshes.
Sally walks with her dog Theo daily in the Croatan Forest, observing the changing light and colors through the seasons. Many of her canvases are painted en plein air, with acrylics, oils, and mixed media.
Sally walks with her dog Theo daily in the Croatan Forest, observing the changing light and colors through the seasons. Many of her canvases are painted en plein air, with acrylics, oils, and mixed media.
Sally Anger grew up in the coastal town of Beaufort North Carolina after moving there at the age of nine. She has loved art all her life, and attended workshops and painted for many years. In 2002 she took the plunge and left a career as a nutritionist to pursue art full time.She obtained her associate's degree in fine arts from the local community college and then studied for several semesters at a ECU'S art school before heading off on her own. She continues to explore new ways to express herself through art by experimentation, life drawing classes, critiques with other artists and workshops.
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