UncensoredfromAlpharetta: A Chance to Hear Andre Paraguassu and His Band, Book of Colors!!

Andre and his band will be appearing in Roswell at Muse & Co., playing for an art opening. Greatest deal in the world: You can hear Andre sing his original songs -- no admission charge -- and there will be great art, free French cheese tasting and free French wine. Of course, there is also art that you might just have to take home with you.

"Un Petit Morceau De France"

Join Muse & Co. Fine Art and transport yourself to France for an evening through special works by 2 of our artists, Isabelle Gautier, an artist from Normandy and Emily Ozier (EMYO), who created works inspired by her recent trip to Paris. We will also have live music by Book of Colors and will be sampling French wines and cheeses to celebrate magnifique France.
When: November 1st, 6-9 pm
Where: Muse & Co. Fine Art at 23 and 27 Oak Street, Roswell, GA 30075
Hop on the Trolley provided by Premier Trolley to view exhibits at all 9 galleries in the Roswell Art District, including the Cultural Arts Center.
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Live Music by | Book of colors

To hear their original song "Songbird"

http://bookofcolors.com/project/songbird-in-the-static-live-529

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Isabelle Gautier l "Memories from Normandy"

As an expatriate, one always needs something that keeps you connected to your origins.
I was born in Normandy and painting helps me grasp everything this region represents. This is the place where the green is greener, where the blue is bluer, where the wind is stronger and my feelings are deeper. Using brush or palette knife I try to keep the deep pigment in the acrylic paint intact to preserve the energy nature gives me.
My quest is not to create the illusion of reality but to suggest with colors and composition the inherent nature of the aesthetic subject.

"My Lady" | 36x60 | Acrylic on Canvas (sold)

EMYO l "Breathing New Life...Photos from Paris"

While wandering in a French flea market, recently I found this pile of old and forgotten photos.

As I turned through them, I began to see that they had stories to tell. Each photo, a part of someone's life experience in beautiful Paris years ago. This body of work is about breathing new life into something that was dead, old, and forgotten. With paint, I infused color and life, where there was once a story that was only black and white. Isn't that true of each of our lives, there might be something old, dead, and seemingly useless that can actually be a beautiful part of our story. . .