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Four artists bring their ICB work to Tiburon Town Hall gallery


Clockwise from top, screen print ‘Dolly’ by Bree Cutts, pastel ‘Marin Grasses’ by Kate Solari Baker, acrylic ‘Bright’ by Marine Strage and oil painting ‘New Heights’ by Lorrie Meyercord are among the works on display in ‘Nature, Reimagined: A Group Show by Artists from ICB Art’ at Tiburon Town Hall.
Clockwise from top, screen print ‘Dolly’ by Bree Cutts, pastel ‘Marin Grasses’ by Kate Solari Baker, acrylic ‘Bright’ by Marine Strage and oil painting ‘New Heights’ by Lorrie Meyercord are among the works on display in ‘Nature, Reimagined: A Group Show by Artists from ICB Art’ at Tiburon Town Hall.

Kate Solari Baker has lived in Belvedere for 65 years and has kept the same studio in Sausalito for 47 of them. She has never hung a painting in Tiburon Town Hall.

 

That changes this month. Baker, 86, is one of four artists with studios in Sausalito’s Industrial Center Building whose work goes up in the upstairs Community Room at Town Hall through Oct. 29. The exhibit is titled “Nature, Reimagined: A Group Show by Artists from ICB Art,” and a reception is set for 6-8 p.m. Sept. 15.

 

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