Originals and Archival Quality Prints are available for purchase.
approx. 8 x 10~~11 x 14~~14 x 17
original scale
Fine Art Printing by John W. Hans, the Dolphin
jwhans.com
contact: Eva Wojcik --> emw3777@yahoo.com
"Evolving, A Guide for Conscious Living" features "coming" on its June 2011 cover. www.evolvingmagazine.com
Frick Electronics Modern Art Gallery, Energyscapes exhibit May thru June, 10918 E. Winner Rd, Independence, MO 64052, Contact April 816.461-6230. Englewood Art Walk 3rd Friday every month. www.FRICK.com Open daily.
Westport Coffeehouse, Energyscapes show throughout May. 4010 Pennsylvania, Kansas City, MO. Open daily.
www.westportcoffeehouse.com
City Market Coffeehouse serves Energyscapes daily March 18 thru April 17. Kansas City River Market, KCMO. Get energized with with a cup of jo and art.
http://www.thecitymarket.org/
Stone Spirit Lodge hosts Energy-scapes through March.
309 Westport Rd. KCMO 64111
www.stonespiritlodge.com
info@stonespiritlodge.com
contact Paul & Dawn Goldman 816-561-7900
10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tues.-Sat.
Noon to 6 p.m. Sun.
"Spring Rain"
Rock Inn
400 S. Jefferson, Kearney, MO 64060
816-903-4010
Energy-scapes at Aquarius
Midtown Gallery
3936 Broadway, KCMO 64111
Show opens November 28, 2010 runs thru January 2011.
www.aquariusbooks.com
816.931.6303
View selected pieces in person:
Hook Gallery
4120 Pennsylvania #12 KCMO, 64111
www.hookgallery.com
816-531-HOOK
Crepes on the Square
4 North Main Street
Liberty, MO 64068
www.crepesonthesquare.com
Locust Gallery
504 E. 18th St.
18th & Locust, KCMO 64108
June 4-30, 2010
Contact Paul Mallory 816.255.5702 for gallery info
I like it – both picture and words. I have always loved walking in the wind on beaches and the way it changes thought and outlooks.
Merci, Patricia. Thanks for viewing and engaging.
Your words and images go so well together, the flowing synergy of wind, water and sunshine…
Beautiful poem and extraordinary energy-scape Eva. Another one that I could get lost in and love every minute of that time.
One of my longest poems (22 pages or so) was Wind Dancer, which talked with Walking the Wind with Dancers. I’ve lost the poem, maybe for a reason …
I’ve lost your other site, Eva, but I’m looking!