Laughter In The Gallery - Art Gallery

Art Gallery

Established artists offer their work in a Silent Auction as part of Laughter in the Gallery on November 7, 2007. Browse through the work being offered in our gallery. If you cannot attend, contact New Learning Center to place your bid(s) at 404.378.2065. Minimum bids are established by artists.


Flying Towards the Light

Lori K. Gordon - Our Featured Artist

Ms. Gordon will attend the benefit as an honored guest of the New Learning Center. She has received extensive national recognition for her work in turning the tragedy of Katrina into a vibrant and meaningful new art form which she uses to promote the needs of others who have experienced loss. She was recently featured on National Public Radio.

About the piece "Flying Towards the Light"

Ms Gordon states that "It symbolizes the journey of women towards a better place in their lives." The central figure was cut from tin by an unknown artist. It is rusty and somewhat battered, but its "in flight" form and outreached hand indicates that there is a better life ahead. The flight takes determination but the reward, symbolized by the light, is well worth the effort. The figure of the woman is framed by a fragment of fine furniture which I salvaged from the debris of an antique store which had stood on the beach in Bay St. Louis.

Visit Lori's website at http://www.lorikgordon.blogspot.com

Figure Studies
Flower Vase
Chastain Ball Field
Roswell Kayaks
Botanical Garden Urn
Anima
Horse Farm
Night Light
Wharf at Shem Creek
Young Woman In Colorful Skirt
Boats
Ceramic Candlestick Holder
Boats
Ceramic Candlestick Holder
Boats
Ceramic Candlestick Holder
Boats
Ceramic Candlestick Holder
Boats
Ceramic Candlestick Holder
Boats
Boats
Ceramic Candlestick Holder
Boats
Boats
Ceramic Candlestick Holder
Boats
Ceramic Candlestick Holder
Boats
Ceramic Candlestick Holder

Maya Anjelou's poem, "The Caged Bird",archivally framed and autographed has been added to the Silent Auction. This was a gift of Ms. Anjelou herself to New Learning Center for this event.

Contact New Learning Center via or at 404-378-2065