SEEDS Fine Arts Exhibits Announces New Show

Orange, CA -- SEEDS Fine Arts Exhibits, a Southern California fine arts organization announced the opening of their new visual art show entitled, "Dawn to Dawn- Journeys through Pain to Freedom." The exhibit opens March 1 2007 through May 1 2007 at Concordia University in Irvine, California.

A 2006 grant recipient of The Grove Foundation for the Arts, SEEDS presents this conceptual group exhibit of artist responding to the pain experienced and freedom found through Christ's victory at the cross. Promising to be a moving body of work God's saving grace vies with man's struggle to

accept the need for and the reality of Jesus ultimate sacrifice. The show is curated by SEEDS organizers, Cindi Rhodes and Denise Weyhrich. The artists included in this traveling exhibit are Mel Andrews, Sandra Bowden, Gerald Brommer, Leslie Caldera, Brandon Clark, Tom Clark, Alice Emmons, Anne England, Robert Eustace, Wayne Forte, Ray Friesz, Jan Florence Garven, George Geisler, Lalo Garcia, Herman Graff, Connie Hubbard John H. Jones, Silvana Tei Kenney, Ingrid Klausen, Simon Kogan, Paul Laberge, Ronald Lopez, Janice Lowry, Dayna Peterson Mason, Gary Mead, Richard A. Myer, Manuel Nunez, Leslie Pearson Leslie Mardie Rees, Dr Stephen Rene, Deborah Scales, LeRoy Schmaltz, Karen Schmidt, Judy Schroeder, Duncan Simcoe, Dan Snipes, Hilary Sylvester, Mariam Tait, Roger Tait, Ralph Tarzian, Mary Helene Wagner, Denise Kufus Weyhrich, Heather Wright, James Quentin Young, Jane Zeiger, and John Estrada Zender.

The show opens with an Artists Reception with music, video and artists gallery talks on March 21 from 7-9 pm at the Library Arts Building on the Concordia University Campus.
This press release was sent by The Grove Center for the Arts, a Southern California ministry for artists in the Church.