Lorraine Lawson - In my youth I knew she would make a difference

Recently I posted this to my blog… to live your life to the fullest you must honor that which you are called to be.

A major aspect of living your life to the fullest is to honor your God-given talent and be willing to express this whenever possible.

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Art in the Atrium
By Suzy Paluzzi, Photos by Chris Kinney

The Biltmore Hotel and Suites in Santa Clara is delighting the locals with a series of quarterly art shows in the lovely atrium there at 2151 Laurelwood Drive. The first show on October 22, "was an intimate and special evening," as guests sampled the generous refreshments and got to meet six area artists and experience their works.

One thing Karen Honaker, Lorraine Lawson, Lucy Liew, Bernard Renot, Chunming Yu, and Floy Zittin have in common as artists is the long time and dedication they have devoted to their art. "I see Art as a continuing adventure," shares Renot in his Artist's Statement. Renot began his career more than fifty years ago and believes twenty years of living in California "have helped to distill the essence of my style." (see www.studiorenot.us) Renot has had one-man shows in Cannes, Lyon, Venice, Paris, and San Francisco.

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Magic on Canvas

Campbell resident and local artist Lorraine Lawson's painting of a stylized dragon will be reproduced for 2,000 invitations being sent for Ballet San Jose Silicon Valley's annual gala that is planned for March.

Tracey Knapp of Willow Glen with her mother Lorraine Lawson of Campbell.

Lawson created the art work for the promotion of the Galla and donated the original to the auction. She has her own gallery in Campbell, Galerie Boheme.

Photo by: Michael Frumkin

Cats on the Prowl at Town Fundraiser

By Sal Pizarro, San Jose Mercury News

Every cat is worth seeing, but there are a few that shouldn't be missed: ``Pablo Pawcasso'' by Lorraine Lawson at the Maid's Quarters.