Shekoh Moossavi s chocolates harness French technique but reflect her experiences traveling across the world. These influences start with her parents, and cooking is a way of holding onto their memory she said.
Shekoh Moossavi s chocolates harness French technique but reflect her experiences traveling across the world. These influences start with her parents, and cooking is a way of holding onto their memory she said.
Shekoh Moossavi s chocolates harness French technique but reflect her experiences traveling across the world. These influences start with her parents, and cooking is a way of holding onto their memory she said.
Shekoh Moossavi s chocolates harness French technique but reflect her experiences traveling across the world. These influences start with her parents, and cooking is a way of holding onto their memory she said.
Yellow Springs artist hosts retrospective on watercolors
By London Bishop - lbishop@aimmediamidwest.com
YELLOW SPRINGS Sue Brezine, a watercolorist and member of the Village Artisans in Yellow Springs, will present a retrospective of her work in watercolors and pastels. Brezine’s Lobby Show will be on display through March 4 at the Village Artisans Gallery, located at 100 Corry St., Yellow Springs.
Brezine, a Dayton native, studied at the Dayton Art Institute as a child. She studied under American artist and author Betty Edwards at California State University, Long Beach. Edwards is most famous for authoring “Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain,” the techniques of which Brezine took with her in her own teaching career. Brezine has taught at Riverbend Art Center, Dayton, Kettering Adult School, and other venues. She has presented her workshop, “Sketching Your Spirit,” to countless religious and professional organizations during her career.