- November 2, 2024
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Pamela Olin put up three more statues outside before the reception.
Pamela Olin made all the hors d'oeuvres for the event.
Sandy Wood and Tom Thomas
Bill and Betsy Henning with Gregg Kaplan and Sally Clemens
Daphne Walker, Diana Emrich-Cable and Maggie Romanes
Pat Richmond, Chris Connors and Wilma Davidson
A plate of homemade brownies was on the table amidst Olin's art.
Liz Yerkes, CJ Nager, John Holtzermann and Katzy Nager
Fay Petersen and Mara Hilderman
Attendees gathered outside in the church's recently renovated courtyard.
Olin's oeuvre was scattered around the gallery, and some made purchases.
Deb Genua set a sculpture spinning. Olin said all her work was "touchable."
Pamela Olin and Gregg Kaplan
Marjorie Sayer, Betsy Henning and Deborah Van Brunt
Andrea Feldmar and Larry Atlas
Olin's sister, Andrea Feldmar, picks the lid off a fantasy seed.
Jane Perrin, Father Dave Marshall and Heidi Thomas
Everything revolved around art at the first artist reception at All Angels by the Sea Episcopal Church on Nov. 4. Even some of the art was revolving around itself. Pam Olin was the creator of the hour and welcomed friends, church members and other interested gallery-goers to take a peek at her touchable sculptures.
Olin, who works primarily with steel to create spindly, spinning sculptures, is the Artist of the Month at the church for October and November. She's a member of the Sarasota chapter of the National League of American Pen Women and the first artist with a reception at the church. Originally, Father Dave Marshall and office director Linn Torres wanted to host a reception in February during the first New to You Art Sale, but held off because of the COVID-19 pandemic. No one knew what to expect, but Olin made plenty of food and invited guests, and there wound up being more than two dozen guests at the reception.
The next Artist of the Month will be Chris Connors starting in December. The church is hoping to host another artist reception during her tenure in their gallery as well.
