BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:SoDel X-WR-CALNAME:Twilight Inspired BEGIN:VEVENT UID:339752026-01-06 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260106 SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260107 LOCATION:32 Atlantic Avenue\nOcean View DE 19970 X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-ADDRESS=32 Atlantic Avenue\nOcean V iew DE 19970;X-APPLE-RADIUS=49;X-TITLE=32 Atlantic Avenue:geo:38.543020,-7 5.086875 GEO:38.543020;-75.086875 SUMMARY:Twilight Inspired CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:Twilight is the time period between day and night when the sky is\npartially illuminated by the Sun\, occurring before sunrise and after\ nsunset. It consists of three stages: civil twilight\, nautical\ntwilight\ , and astronomical twilight\, defined by how far the Sun is\nbelow the hor izon. In art however\, twilight often symbolizes a\ntransitional state bet ween light and darkness\, evoking feelings of\nmystery\, introspection\, a nd emotional depth. It is frequently depicted\nin paintings to create a co ntemplative mood\, capturing the beauty of\nthe fading light and the softe ning of forms. This month the artists of\nGallery One are exploring this m agical time of day. Writers have long\nrecognized twilight as metaphor. A fragile moment of reconciliation\,\nwhere sea and sky become inseparable. Artist Eileen Olson knows this\nfeeling. In her acrylic painting\, “Thre shold\,” Olson depicts a\nsolitary figure draped in red standing at the threshold between day\nand night\, light and darkness\, twilight. “Every one knows what it\nfeels like to be at a threshold\, that pause felt befor e stepping into\nsomething new.’ Artist Dale Sheldon’s acrylic paintin g\, “Evening\nSerenity\,” evokes the entirety of the twilight experien ce\, “As the\nsun sets\, a new landscape appears. Soft colors and reflec tions with\nnew sounds and sights\, crickets and frogs and lightning bugs create a\npeaceful hum reflecting the transition to night.” For many art ists\nbeing by the sea at twilight is an ethereal experience. In “Quiet\ nTime\,” an acrylic painting by Joyce Condry\, and in Cheryl\nWisbrock ’s\, watercolor\, “Inspired by Twilight\,” the sand and sea\nmeeting the sky take center stage. While for artist Mary Bode Byrd\ntime spent ne ar the ocean during heavy storms at twilight\, influenced\nher acrylic pai nting\, “Wall Energy.” For artist Laura Hickman the\nfall time change transformed her art studio\, “I began to see the\ninterior lights illumi nating my studio\, bringing the beautiful\ntwilight colors reflecting the magic time between light and dark. In\nartist Ed Lewandowski’s oil paint ing\, “Winter Barn\,” a\nsnow-covered barn glows with golden warmth be neath a twilight sky\,\nwhere fading hues of rose and indigo whisper the d ay’s last light.\nCindy Beyer’s watercolor painting\, \" Blue Hour Bea con\,\" twinkles in\nthe twilight while lighting the way for the weary sea captains\nreturning home\, and artist Lesley McCaskill’s acrylic\, “E agles’\nWatch\,” pays homage to the majestic eagle guarding the twilig ht sky\nover the glade near her home. “Twilight is not an end\, but a\nb eginning disguised as an end.” We hope you’ll stop by this month\nand check out our twilight glow! Gallery One is open daily from 10am\n– 4pm. Image by Dale Sheldon. Venue: Gallery One. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Twilight is the time period between day and ni ght when the sky is partially illuminated by the Sun\, occurring before su nrise and after sunset. It consists of three stages: civil twilight\, naut ical twilight\, and astronomical twilight\, defined by how far the Sun is below the horizon. In art however\, twilight often symbolizes a transition al state between light and darkness\, evoking feelings of mystery\, intros pection\, and emotional depth. It is frequently depicted in paintings to c reate a contemplative mood\, capturing the beauty of the fading light and the softening of forms. This month the artists of Gallery One are explorin g this magical time of day. Writers have long recognized twilight as metap hor. A fragile moment of reconciliation\, where sea and sky become insepar able. Artist Eileen Olson knows this feeling. In her acrylic painting\, “Threshold\,” Olson depicts a solitary figure draped in red standing a t the threshold between day and night\, light and darkness\, twilight. “ Everyone knows what it feels like to be at a threshold\, that pause felt b efore stepping into something new.’ Artist Dale Sheldon’s acrylic pain ting\, “Evening Serenity\,” evokes the entirety of the twilight experi ence\, “As the sun sets\, a new landscape appears. Soft colors and refle ctions with new sounds and sights\, crickets and frogs and lightning bugs create a peaceful hum reflecting the transition to night.” For many arti sts being by the sea at twilight is an ethereal experience. In “Quiet Ti me\,” an acrylic painting by Joyce Condry\, and in Cheryl Wisbrock’s\, watercolor\, “Inspired by Twilight\,” the sand and sea meeting the sk y take center stage. While for artist Mary Bode Byrd time spent near the o cean during heavy storms at twilight\, influenced her acrylic painting\, “Wall Energy.” For artist Laura Hickman the fall time change transform ed her art studio\, “I began to see the interior lights illuminating my studio\, bringing the beautiful twilight colors reflecting the magic time between light and dark. In artist Ed Lewandowski’s oil painting\, “Win ter Barn\,” a snow-covered barn glows with golden warmth beneath a twili ght sky\, where fading hues of rose and indigo whisper the day’s last li ght. Cindy Beyer’s watercolor painting\, \" Blue Hour Beacon\,\" twinkle s in the twilight while lighting the way for the weary sea captains return ing home\, and artist Lesley McCaskill’s acrylic\, “Eagles’ Watch\, ” pays homage to the majestic eagle guarding the twilight sky over the g lade near her home. “Twilight is not an end\, but a beginning disguised as an end.” We hope you’ll stop by this month and check out our twilig ht glow! Gallery One is open daily from 10am – 4pm. Image by Dale Sheldo n. Venue: Gallery One. X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE DTSTAMP:20260403T222456Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR