Four of the artists of the Greenwich Pen Women who are currently exhibiting “Creative Women” at the Bendheim will present an Artist Talk Tuesday, Dec. 11 at 12 p.m. The artists will discuss their creative process in front of their exhibited works. The program is free and open to the public.
The participating artists are:
Ilse Gordon, well known for her pastels of Greenwich scenes, has recently been creating intricate mosaic tables. She will talk about what is involved in creating and executing her designs.
Marialiisa Pettengill, imaginative, creative, and prolific in her sculptures and paintings, will talk about what inspires her to create her abstract pieces.
Heather Sandifer’s work reflects the invincibility and vulnerability of plant life. She will talk about the new techniques she uses in her contemporary interpretation of botanical art.
Karen Heffner uses little white dresses hung from the ceiling in thought-provoking assemblage sculptures with a humorous twist. She will describe what is involved in making these unique sculptures.
The program will take place at the Greenwich Arts Council’s Bendheim Gallery, 299 Greenwich Ave., 2nd floor. The show will run through Jan. 3.
