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Family Trio Show featuring Charles Pabst, Cara Pabst Moran, and Michael Pabst in Scottsdale
March 29 @ 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Experience the artistic legacy of the Pabst family at the opening reception for the “Family Trio” father-daughter-son show.
This special event showcases the masterful landscapes and vibrant storytelling of renowned painter Charles H. Pabst, alongside the distinctive styles of his children, Cara Pabst Moran, and Michael Pabst. Enjoy an evening of live music, fine wine, and delicious appetizers while mingling with the artists. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to witness their stunning new collections and hear the stories behind their creations.
Saturday, March 29th
4:00 to 7:00 P.M.
7177 E. Main Street
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
RSVP to receive complimentary valet parking
scottsdale@thesignaturegallery.com
Vibrant, colorful paintings teeming with life; nearly everything Charles Pabst paints symbolizes his joyful positivity. A family-oriented man who thrives on interacting with his large family and circle of friends, Pabst refuses to confine himself to one style, but all of his work has an underlying sense of optimism and hope. His range helps account for his broad-based appeal, but so does his exquisite use of light, his gift for mixing color, and his taste for lovely, often poignant scenes.
Cara Moran is a contemporary impressionist, specializing in bold, clean colors and highly textured drama. Viewers are immediately captured by the bright and joyful colors that seem to dance across her paintings. Cara has always been in love with the way that color and form can speak. As the daughter of successful artist, Charles Pabst, she grew up watching and learning, fine-tuning her inherited talent. While obtaining a BA in Art History at Arizona State University, she enjoyed absorbing every detail about the origins and cultures from which art has emerged.
Michael received his degree in Structural Engineering from the University of Arizona. After working briefly in both the design and construction elements of architecture, Michael returned to his true love of painting. “Studying structure and physics actually gave me a solid background for ‘building’ a painting, especially design and perspective. I have always been creative and love to build and make things. I enjoyed designing and building homes, but always continued painting. Painting brings all the things I love together.”
