Art on the Horizon
We support the visual arts in our community and enhance the spiritual experience in our sanctuary by exhibiting the work of local artists. To purchase an artwork, please contact the artist or email horizonart@horizonuu.org. Horizon receives 20% of each sale.
Marianna Seaton
November-December
Artist Statement
Marianna Seaton’s paintings and collages are process-oriented. Her work includes developing line drawings as a visual language and searching for meaning within the practice of abstraction. Her current work utilizes custom stencils made from incidental line drawings from pens hung from the interior roof of her car. These drawings are meditations on her movement over the Barnett Shale, a geologic formation dating from the Mississippian period (354 – 323 million years ago) and at the epicenter of today’s fracking industry. Through the practice of painting and collaging with maps, these calligraphic images have become a visual language for her presence with nature and the energy she relies upon in the contemporary landscape that we inhabit.
Horizon supports the visual arts in our community and enhance the spiritual experience in our sanctuary by exhibiting the work of local artists. Horizon receives 20% for each artwork sold. To purchase an artwork, please contact the artist or email horizonart@horizonuu.org.
Exhibition Guidelines
Our space accommodates 15-20 large to medium works of art or more smaller works.
Two dimensional work only
Must be ready to hang, with wire, no sawtooth
Nothing more than 50 lbs
Any theme or subject matter will be considered
Any medium
Artist Nancy Sterling Tyler
Painter of outdoor scenes and landscapes
Artist T. Morton
Each exhibition is six or more weeks beginning on a Sunday. The work must be hung during the week prior and picked up promptly during the week following the show. Any work sold, generates a 20% commission to the church.
If you are interested in submitting work for consideration, please email images or furnish a link to a website to HorizonArt@HorizonUU.org
Artist Kent Darwin