Welcome to The Magnificent 7 Rides Again, a captivating podcast series that delves into the vibrant world of seven talented female artists painting amidst the breathtaking landscapes, wildlife and vistas of the Texas Hill Country. Join us as we explore their creative journeys, uncover the inspirations behind their work, and celebrate their unique perspectives on art and life. Host Tom Fox interviews artist Nancy Huffman about the upcoming “The Magnificent Seven Rides Again” exhibition at the Kerr Arts and Cultural Center (KACC), running September 24 to October 16.
Huffman also notes a Hill Country Arts Foundation show opened on August 28 featuring three master naturalists and gourd artists, and mentions work displayed at Kerr County’s new Heritage Center focused on the river and last year’s flood. She previews new pieces for the Magnificent Seven show centered on ecosystems and plant-animal relationships, including a green heron in buttonbush, a life-size two–great blue heron painting, and round works featuring a hare with a golden-cheeked warbler and a roadrunner in blooming cactus. They discuss oil versus acrylic differences, the value of mixing artists’ works in the gallery, KACC’s community role, possible live painting plans, and how to view her work via nancyhuffman.com, LJ Vineyard, and her monthly newsletter.
Key Highlights
- Heritage Center Exhibit
- Nature Bounty Series
- Oils Versus Acrylics
- Meaning of Mag Seven
- KACC Community Impact
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