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PHOTOGRAPHY
Diane Pope Mustard and Madness ! Snow on the hills!
Director of the Napa Valley Mustard Celebration Jessel Miller
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PAINTINGS
Daniel Mundy Early Mustard Oil
Jessel Miller Watercolor
Jessel Miller Acrylic
Diane Pope Watercolor
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@napavalleymustardcelebration
@jesselgallery @bougetzcellars
#getbougetz
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John Comisky, Mustard and Balloons 5
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John Comisky, Shafer in the Golden Hour with Balloons
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To celebrate the season, Bougetz Cellars has released the limited-run 2018 Mustard Celebration Red Wine.
With a special-edition label by 2023 NVMC artist Beverly Wilson, this wine looks as good as it tastes.
Join in the fun by tagging your own Bougetz NVMC label in the wild using #getbougetz
With a special-edition label by 2023 NVMC artist Beverly Wilson, this wine looks as good as it tastes.
Join in the fun by tagging your own Bougetz NVMC label in the wild using #getbougetz
AT LAST - SOMETHING WORTH CATCHING
Joy West
Sometimes it’s hard to catch a break. In the past several years Napa Valley has had its shares of catching fires and, as part of a world-wide pandemic of catching COVID in all of its forms.
Then, and not a minute too soon, along comes something definitely worth catching.
Mustard, that yellow diminutive flower that graces our vineyards and hills and even yards is back again this time of year with all the happiness and innocence and joy inherent in it.
Who wouldn’t want to catch hold of those feelings in the waking stretches of what seems like a way too long winter’s hibernation?
Jessel Miller was ignited in the best of ways with the news that the historic Napa Valley Mustard Festival was being refurbished and rebranded into an event with as much heart as ever but smaller and more befitting a bruised world—and a community—finding its footing in the midst of change. She began envisioning a cause for celebration, an event well worth Instilling a sense of normalcy and renewal, a haven of replenishment for families, couples, children, and friends.
And to know Jessel is to know that her enthusiasm for the panoramic views of these happy little flowers, for the rich heritage of celebrating their arrival, and for the joy of having something GOOD to celebrate is contagious. Dozens of artists and crafts makers have caught her excitement, producing colorful, vibrant pieces on canvases and paper large and small, in wall weavings and beads meticulously strung together to form bedazzling jewelry, in fabric dyed one-of-a-kind wearables, and in hand-crafted basketry. Photographers have caught her optimism, submitting lively and intense and leisurely photographs that prove there are so many different, lovely, exhilarating ways to view the world and a simple little yellow flower or the golden sea they form when combined.
But wait. There's more. Because Jessel is one of those "the more, the merrier" modern day Pied Pipers. She contacted Bougetz Winery right in back of her. Now Bougetz will feature a red wine labeled with this year's Mustard Celebration painting. Delicious pouring and tasting are promised by Bougetz.
And what is a mustard celebration without…mustard? In jars. Six different delectable types with that rich, merry label on each one
The result is a beautiful, uplifting eye candy party, The Napa Valley Mustard Celebration. Check out the specials and events all throughout the valley from January through March. When little else seems to be these days, this is something well worth catching.
Then, and not a minute too soon, along comes something definitely worth catching.
Mustard, that yellow diminutive flower that graces our vineyards and hills and even yards is back again this time of year with all the happiness and innocence and joy inherent in it.
Who wouldn’t want to catch hold of those feelings in the waking stretches of what seems like a way too long winter’s hibernation?
Jessel Miller was ignited in the best of ways with the news that the historic Napa Valley Mustard Festival was being refurbished and rebranded into an event with as much heart as ever but smaller and more befitting a bruised world—and a community—finding its footing in the midst of change. She began envisioning a cause for celebration, an event well worth Instilling a sense of normalcy and renewal, a haven of replenishment for families, couples, children, and friends.
And to know Jessel is to know that her enthusiasm for the panoramic views of these happy little flowers, for the rich heritage of celebrating their arrival, and for the joy of having something GOOD to celebrate is contagious. Dozens of artists and crafts makers have caught her excitement, producing colorful, vibrant pieces on canvases and paper large and small, in wall weavings and beads meticulously strung together to form bedazzling jewelry, in fabric dyed one-of-a-kind wearables, and in hand-crafted basketry. Photographers have caught her optimism, submitting lively and intense and leisurely photographs that prove there are so many different, lovely, exhilarating ways to view the world and a simple little yellow flower or the golden sea they form when combined.
But wait. There's more. Because Jessel is one of those "the more, the merrier" modern day Pied Pipers. She contacted Bougetz Winery right in back of her. Now Bougetz will feature a red wine labeled with this year's Mustard Celebration painting. Delicious pouring and tasting are promised by Bougetz.
And what is a mustard celebration without…mustard? In jars. Six different delectable types with that rich, merry label on each one
The result is a beautiful, uplifting eye candy party, The Napa Valley Mustard Celebration. Check out the specials and events all throughout the valley from January through March. When little else seems to be these days, this is something well worth catching.
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Yellow is the color of the mind, intellect, and optimism
Yellow is one of the happiest colors of the spectrum. It has an illuminating essence, it is fun, and it has some level of innocence resonating strongly with children. Yellow is an upbeat and cheerful hue that is enlightening. It evokes pleasant feelings, captivating and charming with ease. It’s an effective communicator and provides clarity. |
Jessel Miller Class January 2023 HOMAGE TO BEVERLY WILSON'S Napa Valley Mustard Celebration Painting
