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Where Does Time Go? Selected
Huntsville, AL Artist Elizabeth Reich of LZBTH Creative Content "Where Does Time Go?" selected for Women's Caucus of Art (WCA) Southeast Regional Exhibit of the 6000 Circles Project. Artist Elizabeth Reich of LZBTH Creative Where Does Time Go? assembled artwork will be on view January 21 – March 29 2025. Reception celebrating this exhibition to be held February 8, 2025, the location of the exhibition is on the second floor of Lowe Mill Arts and Entertainment in the Alabama Women's Caucus Art Gallery.

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A 12" diameter Embroidery hoop with lace attached. Stitched to the lace find 11 mini teabag artworks. Materials: watercolor, gouache, brush marker, ink pen, embroidery thread, and fabric,.

A Study of Time
"A woman is the full circle. Within her is the power to create, nurture, and transform." – Diane Mariechild
Where does woman's time go? Beginning at 12 o'clock move clockwise to discover activities. Ordered by most to...

LZBTH Creative Has Relocated at University Pickers:

Now Find Us on the First Floor

HUNTSVILLE, AL (9/08/2024) - LZBTH Creative, known for vibrant nature and garden inspired artwork, is excited to announce its new location within University Pickers. As of September 1, 2024, LZBTH Creative relocated from the Art Wall on the second floor (third hall) to an Art Alcove on the first floor, middle hall.

University Pickers is located at:

Huntsville, AL Artist Elizabeth Reich of LZBTH Creative Content Cloud Studies Selected for a ALWCA Group Exhibit with Huntsville Hospital, Aims.

Artist Elizabeth Reich of LZBTH Creative Cloud Studies pieces selected by ALWCA Exhibition Committee for:
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Huntsville Hospital, Aims and Alabama Women's Caucus for Art (ALWCA)
March 4-30, 2024
No opening or closing reception. Art will be displayed throughout Huntsville Hospital. 2024 is year 6 for a collaborative and diverse exhibition showcasing ALWCA members.

Pictured:
A 20"x20" Polyptych of Watercolor Cloud Studies:
1. Spring Sky Cloudy Day – Stratocumulus Floccus Clouds
2. Sunrise Cumulus Clouds
3. Spring Sky Cloudy Day – Stratocumulus Clouds
4. Morning Clouds – Altocumulus Clouds
(top to bottom, left to right)

When life gets a little much Elizabeth heads outside for a walk. Studying clouds, and taking in the natural world, or a colorful flower garden. This has always distracted...