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Photo taken by Gaeil Farrar and courtesy of the Williams Lake Tribune
Eileen Dell (left), Station House Gallery and Gift Shop Society president Bev Pemberton, and Mayor Kerry Cook look at the work of artist Dwayne Davis at the Western Financial Group office during the grand opening of the 2011 Art Walk and Sale which began last Friday with a guided walk to visit 16 of the 36 bnusinesses.
A newly finished mural that tells the life story of Lord Martin Cecil, 7th Marquess of Exeter, the modern founder of 100 Mile House, gets approval from his children, Marina, left, and Michael Cecil.
By Arlene Jongbloets - 100 Mile House Free Press
Click HERE to read the article in it's entirety on the 100 Mile Free Press website.
Article below titled 'New Mural to be Created by Dwayne Davis at Cariboo Arts Centre' is courtesy of the Williams Lake website. Click HERE to view the article directly on the 'Welcome to Williams Lake' website.
Photo by Erin Hitchcock courtesy of the Williams Lake Tribune
Published: August 25, 2011 7:00 AM
Artist Dwayne Davis (middle) and his two sons Destin Davis, 8 (left), and Steven Davis-Gosling paint a mural together on the side of the Community Arts Centre Tuesday afternoon. The mural, called Creative Hands, will feature a somewhat mystical theme with a cowboy and his horse. The project is expected to be completed before November.
Article below titled 'Creative Hands' is courtesy of the Williams Lake website. Click HERE to view the article directly on the 'Welcome to Williams Lake' website.
The letter below appears on the website 'The Painters Keys' www.robertgen.com
A letter titled 'Meaning and Visibility is Power' by Dwayne Davis from 'The Painter's Keys' website www.robertgenn.com
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