GREENE COUNTY
LANDSCAPES

pastels by

David Lesako

May 9 – June 20, 2008

Opening reception:
May 9, 7 to 10 pm

David Lesako has been teaching art for 32 years. His students have been from kindergarteners through college-age. Currently he is an adjunct art instructor at Waynesburg University where he teaches watercolor, printmaking and drawing. He and his wife live in a log cabin in rural Greene County.

His landscapes are influenced by the wild beauty and topography that surrounds him. He works en plein air, hiking to many sites. He prefers bright late afternoon or early evening light and he studies the seasonal changes. Lesako feels that he is documenting the region as coal mining steadily alters the landscape.

The works in this exhibit are dry pastel on paper.

Martin Hill Road

Winter Sky

This show continues through July 26, 2008.