Caryl Joy Young Silent Auction
Caryl Joy Young passed away on March 2 of this year. She requested all of the art items in her storage area be gifted to Artists' Workshop Gallery to use in any way we wished. Jim, Rita, Pati and Alan Trippel met with Caryl Joy's husband, Terry on April 1st and picked up 46 frames, 21 paintings, 1 roller bag, and pastel supplies. A rolling easel was left behind because of the size, but is part of the inventory.
The consensus at the AWG April 2nd meeting was to display many of Caryl Joy's paintings on our extra panel and in the front window for the months of May and June in memory of her. These paintings will be for sale and all proceeds will go to AWG. We agreed also to have a silent auction on the Member's page of the website. The silent auction will be of all items we picked up at the Young's home (including the easel) and will begin on April 4th and continue through May 5th. About ten of her paintings will be in the May/June exhibit but if they do not sell for a higher price than the silent auction bid, the paintings will go to the highest bidder in the silent auction.
All the items in the silent auction are displayed below with the item # in the title. If you would like to bid on an item(s). Please email Pati Trippel at ptrippel@gmail.com and indicate the item# and the dollar amount bid for that item in the email. All bids will tallied and reported each Sunday by the end of the day in the document below.
The consensus at the AWG April 2nd meeting was to display many of Caryl Joy's paintings on our extra panel and in the front window for the months of May and June in memory of her. These paintings will be for sale and all proceeds will go to AWG. We agreed also to have a silent auction on the Member's page of the website. The silent auction will be of all items we picked up at the Young's home (including the easel) and will begin on April 4th and continue through May 5th. About ten of her paintings will be in the May/June exhibit but if they do not sell for a higher price than the silent auction bid, the paintings will go to the highest bidder in the silent auction.
All the items in the silent auction are displayed below with the item # in the title. If you would like to bid on an item(s). Please email Pati Trippel at ptrippel@gmail.com and indicate the item# and the dollar amount bid for that item in the email. All bids will tallied and reported each Sunday by the end of the day in the document below.
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Arkansas native Caryl Joy Young has pursued her interest in art all of her adult life. In her travels to 50 countries, she has visited great art museums around the world, such as the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, the Hermitage in St. Petersburg, the Musée D’orsay in Paris and the Barnes Foundation when it was located in Merion, Pennsylvania.
After moving to Hot Springs Village with her husband Terry, Caryl Joy has immersed herself in art. Beginning with art courses at the National Park Community College in Hot Springs, she later traveled to Júzcar, Spain, to study with the late pastel artist Maggie Price and has taken workshops from other nationally recognized artists such as Albert Handell, Robert Moore, Richard McKinley, Teresa Saia, and Bob Rohm. She co-operated Gallery 726 at 726 Central Avenue in downtown Hot Springs, Arkansas, from April 2009-April 2013, with two other artists of The Monday Studio.
Most recently, Young studied oil painting with Arkansas artist Matt Coburn. Since then, she has enjoyed applying thick layers of paint on a canvas with a palette knife while listening to country music. Her works, known as being colorful and contemporary, hang in private collections throughout the United States.
In addition to being a member artist of the Artists’ Workshop Gallery located at 610A Central Avenue, Hot Springs, Arkansas, 71901, Young’s other recent venues include Garvan Woodland Gardens, the Arkansas Rep Theater in Little Rock, AR, the Newport Art Festival, the Plein Air exhibit in the Landmark Building in Hot Springs, and Woodlands in Hot Springs Village, AR.
After moving to Hot Springs Village with her husband Terry, Caryl Joy has immersed herself in art. Beginning with art courses at the National Park Community College in Hot Springs, she later traveled to Júzcar, Spain, to study with the late pastel artist Maggie Price and has taken workshops from other nationally recognized artists such as Albert Handell, Robert Moore, Richard McKinley, Teresa Saia, and Bob Rohm. She co-operated Gallery 726 at 726 Central Avenue in downtown Hot Springs, Arkansas, from April 2009-April 2013, with two other artists of The Monday Studio.
Most recently, Young studied oil painting with Arkansas artist Matt Coburn. Since then, she has enjoyed applying thick layers of paint on a canvas with a palette knife while listening to country music. Her works, known as being colorful and contemporary, hang in private collections throughout the United States.
In addition to being a member artist of the Artists’ Workshop Gallery located at 610A Central Avenue, Hot Springs, Arkansas, 71901, Young’s other recent venues include Garvan Woodland Gardens, the Arkansas Rep Theater in Little Rock, AR, the Newport Art Festival, the Plein Air exhibit in the Landmark Building in Hot Springs, and Woodlands in Hot Springs Village, AR.