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Lewes in Bloom holds reception for mosaic artist Lorelei Meanor
Artist Lorelei Meanor joins the Mosaic Mural co-chairs for a photo in front of one of the completed murals. Shown are (l-r) Co-Chair Sue Sanmeyer, Meanor, and Co-Chair Ed Zygmonski.
March 22, 2020
Lewes in Bloom held a meet-the-artist reception and fundraiser for the Lewes Drawbridge Mosaic Mural March 14 at The Peninsula Gallery in Lewes.
Mosaic artist Lorelei Meanor was on hand, socializing with Lewes in Bloom volunteers and explaining her technique. Work on one of the four panels continued during the reception. The panels, 2 feet by 25 feet, will adorn both sides of the drawbridge on Savannah Road.
Art in Bloom, a committee of Lewes in Bloom, is spearheading the project. Giclée prints of sections of the mural are available at Peninsula Gallery.
Volunteers stay busy assembling the mural during the reception.
A bowl of blue ceramic cut tiles sits close by. Blue tiles are used to make the water in the mosaic.
A mahi-mahi dolphin swims in a sea of blue tiles.
Lewes in Bloom member Gavin Braithwaite, left, and Lewes in Bloom founder Warren Golde helped spread the word about the project.
Lewes in Bloom board member Marilyn Vai shows off one of the giclée prints from the mural.
Sharing a laugh at the reception are (l-r) Art in Bloom steering committee member Dave Beck, Art in Bloom steering committee member and founding member Carolyn Marshall, and Art in Bloom member Nancy Beck.
Lewes Mayor Ted Becker, left, joins Art in Bloom steering committee member and event host Tony Boyd-Heron in front of a completed panel of the mural.
