Events

Thanks to everyone who came to my art show! Above video is a fun peek at our party preparation. Scroll down to see pictures from the event. We had over 100 guests! I was overwhelmed with the support from my Georgia patrons. Hope to see you all in New York some time soon. 

Sharing my art for the benefit of others is important to me. I have donated work to more than 100 nonprofit organizations, including Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, T.J. Martell Foundation, Habitat for Humanity and Food Fight. This year, my work will be included in the following school auctions for scholarships and special programs.

Seven Swans A Swimming is the 2018 12 Days collectors ornament by artist Laura Loving. This year's design features a simple and elegant white swan with a turquoise and gray harlequin patternend background. Citron hand lettered lyrics of the song title the ornament.

Commissioned Design for the 2018-2019 Season Catalog for The Cultural Center at Ocean Reef in Key Largo, Florida. This year features some pretty amazing voices including: Diana Ross and Sutton Foster!

This past Saturday I was lucky enough to attend the 77th Annual Peabody Awards! Be sure to check out the 2018 list of winners!

The George Foster Peabody Awards program, named for American businessman and philanthropist George Peabody, honor the most powerful, enlightening, and invigorating stories in television, radio, and online media.

Art mavens out on a Thursday night celebrating the opening of Heather Chontos' show at Voltz Clarke Gallery.

Right to left: Artist Heather Chontos, Laura Loving, Blair Voltz-Clarke and Frances Bailey. Below picture:Artist Helen Kohnke and Artist Laura Loving.

In 2008, I was asked by the New York Junior League to create a mural at Tony Dapolito Rec Center in Soho. I was so excited because this historic recreation center also houses one of Keith Haring's murals. Lady Liberty is on the second floor basketball courts overlooking the pool where Keith's masterpiece swims across the wall sheltering the pool from the streets of New York.

After nearly a decade, it's time to touch up the art!