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Canyon Country Library Displays A ‘World of Birds’

Artist Timothy Doe is displaying an exhibit titled “Uncle Tim’s World of Birds” at the Canyon Country Library.


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The new art exhibit by this Los Angeles artist will be shown from Tuesday, January 17 through Wednesday, May 17, 2017 at the Canyon Country Jo Anne Darcy Library.

The exhibit entitled “Uncle Tim’s World of Birds” is a series of 16×20 acrylic paintings, each united by a common theme or locale. The paintings were done over an 18-month period, all painted outdoors under shade trees in the natural light.

The collection was inspired by a Western Scrub Jay Timothy spotted perched on a branch of a live oak tree while in Ventura.

The project continued as he chased birds around and conducted extensive research at a variety of Southern California libraries.

Timothy grew up in a very artistic household and began dabbling in art at a very young age, according to a city of Santa Clarita news release. His interests pulled him towards a very wide variety of styles, media and materials, leading him on a path to becoming a multi-media artist.

For more information about the exhibit, please contact Jeff Barber, Santa Clarita Arts and Events Supervisor, at (661) 250-3779 or [email protected], or visit SantaClaritaArts.com.

The library is located at at 18601 Soledad Canyon Road.

 

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Canyon Country Library Displays A ‘World of Birds’

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