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The Magic of Wool, Wood, Clay and Oil
Artists Susan and Scott Goewey with Georgia Stacy to show at Otero Artspace beginning this Friday
On the First Friday of the month, May 6, from 5 – 7 pm, Otero Arts will host a reception for Susan Goewey, weaver and painter along with her husband Scott Goewey, potter. Also showing with the couple is Georgia Stacy sculptor and ceramist. The Artspace is located at the corner of 12th St. and Indiana Ave. in Alamogordo. The exhibit will be open from 1 to 4pm Thursday through Sunday until the show closes on May 31st.
Susan Goewey has been a spinner, weaver, dyer and painter for over 40 years. Her work reflects her closeness to nature.
Scott Goewey creates sculptural pottery that draws the viewer to want to touch and hold the pieces.
Georgia Stacy is a sculptural woodworker and ceramist. Her carvings tell of the human experience. Her ceramics lend themselves to stimulate our imagination.
We hope you will join Otero Artspace at the Womens Club 1118 Indiana Avenue, Alamogordo
Sunny, with a high of 84 and low of 55 degrees. Sunny for the morning, clear in the afternoon and evening,
I think Amy Bareala is more intrested in spending time taking picturs with her assualt rifles than she is doing her job. I would love to see her crack the whip on our countys code inforcement laws. I'm sick of the way the county has turned into a huge dumpster/ junkyard for all that wish to defile our county land.
From I've seen, Ms. Barela talks a lot but actually does very little. We deserve better.
from here in the cheap seats, it would appear that the hand was not quicker than the eye - the fast end run seems to have encountered stronger than expected headwinds. based on the facts - as i understand them - legislative action to prohibit local/county govern
from here in the cheap seats, it would appear that the hand was not quicker than the eye - the fast end run seems to have encountered stronger than expected headwinds.