Showing posts with label Paso Robles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paso Robles. Show all posts

Saturday, August 22, 2015

NEW HOME FOR CALIFORNIA GROWN

CURATOR HELPS HANG COLLECTION
AT THOMAS HILL ORGANICS














 California Grown the Chinoiserie tribute to California crops has a new home in the wonderful Thomas Hill Organics Bistro and Wine Bar in Paso Robles. An empty space in the beautiful entrance and bar at THO has been transformed with the help of artist and curator Neal Breton.
     Neal is an award winning painter and illustrator. He has organized and curated several successful shows around the Central Coast including the YOUNG SAVAGES exhibitions.
           Katherine helped Neal as he put California Grown into its new home.




   I am so pleased to have the series hanging at Thomas Hill Organics.  THO is a favorite of many and it has drawn praise from serious foodies and diners from across the US. From San Francisco to Los Angeles people make a point to dine here. 
      You can learn more by linking here.

   Relaxed and relieved the hanging is complete, Tom catches a scene where I'm waiting to have dinner.  I figured it was the perfect way to celebrate this exciting new hanging.
   Thanks for reading this post.  I hope those of you who visit the Paso Robles Wine Appellation will see Californian Grown and then treat yourself to a meal at Thomas Hill Organics Bistro and Wine Bar.

Monday, January 23, 2012

ART, WINE & SUNSHINE AT WINDWARD

IT WAS A GREAT PARTY
The rain stopped, the sun shone, friends came 
and we had a delightful reception at Windward Vineyard.
Marc and Maggie added their sparkling 
personality and Rosemary kept the crowd happy 
and sipping.
Congratulations to Marc and Maggie as well.  Just
the night before they were named
the Paso Robles appellation
Wine Persons of the Year.
They were surprised by the announcement but
are certainly deserving.  
Tom took some pictures
and our friends Jacque and Mike Griffin
posted the event on Jacque's Facebook page.
If you are on the Central Coast, I hope 
you'll stop in at Windward and see the collection
WANDERING THE CENTRAL COAST.
The paintings will hang through March.