Four Arts: A Quartet of Views
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A Collaborative Venture
Four Art A Quartet of Views on view February 21 through March 17, 2019 300 Main Street, Half Moon Bay, CA 
Megumi no-ame by Ingo Bork
Four perspectives on the world is on view at the Coastal Arts League until March 17, 2019. The work of pen-and-ink artist Gary Frink, mixed-media artist Chris Manchester, and photographers Ingo Bork and Steve Renwick. Photographers, Ingo Bork and Steve Renwick both work in the semiconductor industry, on the bay side of the Peninsula, but they enjoy the slower pace of life on the coastside. Ingo uses his world travels as an opportunity to find quiet and beauty amid the bustle of commerce. Ingo says, "Practicing ‘Zen’ in photography is my goal, and I hope some of my pictures convey this atmosphere to the viewer."
Ingo and Chris
Airplane Tail by Steve Renwick
Steve Renwick's work has been shown at local eateries and pubs both on the Coastside and the bay side of the Peninsula. His photos study architecture, as well as the objects of everyday life, using classic black-and-white film and darkroom techniques. Steve says, “Images are ephemeral, but the light, and the world that inspired artists before us, is still there.” 2019 Exhibition Schedule
1. January 19 - February 18: Collaborating Artists 2. February 19 - March 17: Renwick, Bork, Manchester, Frink 3. March 19 - April 14: Juried Painting Show 4. April 16 - May 5: Peninsula Photographic Arts Guild 5. May 7 - 26: Schovsbo, Veseliza, Westerlund 6. May 28 - June 16: HMB High School Benefit 7. June 18 - July 14: American Pen Women 8. July 16 - August 11: Juried All-Media Show 9. August 13 - Sept. 8: Plein Air Painters 10. September 10 - October 11: Juried Photo Show 11. October 14 - November 3: Chris Carrig Group 12. November 5 - December 1: Millbrae Camera Club 13. December 3 - January 5: Annual Members Show |
Steve Renwick, Gary Frink, Ingo Bork, and Chris Manchester present views of the world particular to each of them. Their backgrounds are as varied as their work, but each one uses his art to provide a balance to modern life. 
Old Barn by Gary Frink
A self-taught artist, Gary Frink's career in the military and aviation industry led to cartooning what he knew best – airplanes and sports. Later, Gary directed his creative nature to the more disciplined technique of pen and ink drawing, influenced by his love of the outdoors.
Gary Frink with his entries
Chris Manchester is co-owner of Half Moon Bay Kayak Co. and a member of the Coastside surfing community. He migrated to San Francisco to attend the Academy of Art University for Graphic Arts. His design work has been displayed locally and in window displays in San Francisco. His fine art is shown in galleries and coffee shops throughout the Bay Area. Chris' inspiration comes from the people, colors and events of his life, his work evolving with new mediums, materials and textures.
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