This summer Monsoon Gallery will fill with the bright color and unmistakable smell that is the art of Herb Williams. That smell is wax, for Williams' media is the crayon. The Nashville-based artist is one of the few individuals in the world who has an account with Crayola; he uses thousands and thousands of crayons to create each of his unique sculptures. Using an epoxy to connect the crayons and various cutting devices to add three-dimensionality, Williams has created national buzz for his whimsical and striking pieces.


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This will be Khalil Allaik's third exhibit at Monsoon. Having exhibited in museums throughout the Middle East, Mr. Allaik knows how to impact the art viewer. His use of vibrant and imaginative colors makes us view empty space from an entirely new perspective. A painter, sculptor, and ceramicist, Mr. Allaik is truly a highly accomplished international artisan.


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A basic understanding of the five elements that make up every painting is a foundation upon which a lifelong love of art can be built. An artist, at some point, decides which one or two of the five elements: line, shape value, color, texture, will dominate a painting and uses the other elements to support that choice. Carter's October exhibit will challenge the viewers to recognize each of the elements within the paintings and to become aware of their personal response to those elements. "Unveiled ­ The Anatomy of a Painting" promises to be a unique exhibition that may change the way you view art.


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