Gail Rushmore and Daphne Alexander Confabulations, a mix of made-up memories

The team has been waiting two years to present their work at the WCA. Last year’s show was cancelled because of the virus. We decided to have a closing reception for this awesome show.

Daphne Alexander has been a supporter of the WCA for years, donating to auctions and placing work in group shows. From Redwood Valley, she lives with her husband, Brian, on an art filled world with sculpture, ceramics, and mosaics created by them both.  She will be featuring her humorous ceramics of dogs, rams, and demons.

Gail Rushmore from Ukiah will display her portrait paintings of women along with ceramics and sculpture.  Gail tells us, “In my best artistic moments, I am unbound by media and my joy is in the creative process, exploring different ways to tell a story.  Being multi-faceted, a true Gemini, I am semi scattered yet able to focus. I love the spontaneity of paper and paint, the thought and planning process involved in mixed media assemblage and the challenges of working in clay.”