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June 6- 30, 2009, Mon. through Sat. 10 am to 5:30 pm
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Sandra Jones Campbell : (206 SW First Ave.)
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SANDRA JONES CAMPBELL: "Totally Square" The paintings in this exhibit celebrate the Roaring Twenties Jazz Age and the birth of the invention of Modernity.
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June 3 - 27, 2009:
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Jacquline Hurlbert: (206 SW First Ave.)
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Jacquline Hurlbert's ceramic sculptures include wall figures, wall torsos, playful free standing heads with horns, Gothic Chambers, wall hearts, wall faces, wall urban banshees, wall strogs, and wall pods.
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June 1 -30, 2009, Mon. - Sat., 10 - 5:30 pm
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Kristin Blix: (206 SW First Ave.)
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Kristin Blix paints compelling and innovative figurative works of art that treat the viewer to her unique perspective of life. Born and raised in Norway, she plays music with the "Guards of Metropolis" and "Fjord." In April of 2009, her paintings were in an exhibit in Norway that included works by Frank Black, Ron Wood, Ringo Starr, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, and Larry Norman.
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May 1 -31, 2009, Mon. through Sat. 10 am to 5:30 pm
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Gretchen Gammell: Acrylic paintings on canvas & Ink & Watercolors on paper (206 SW First Ave.)
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GRETCHEN GAMMELL: "Too often it is the blue days I dwell on. My mind is cluttered with worries and fears. I am working to coax all the love in my life out of the background. We have a tendency to let beauty fade into the scenery." Gretchen's exhibit of new acrylic paintings can be viewed on this website soon. "I believe our hearts and minds would need less closure if we were able to hold a funeral, grip hands at a wake, and offer flowers for deep losses of any kind that occur in our lives." Gretchen
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April 2- 28, 2008: David Lewis & Nathaniel Praska, Mon. through Sat. 10 am to 5:30 pm
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David Carmack Lewis and Nathaniel C. Praska: 206 SW First Ave.
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DAVID CARMACK LEWIS paints oil paintings on canvas depicting intriguing, unusual and ordinary scenes from neighborhood life. Glowing fires, crows, people, animals, structures, and train stations often appear in his paintings. He wants you to create a story that inspires you by viewing his paintings.
"A mysterious beauty resonates through these paintings instilling dark reverence. David's contrasting use of deep shadows and warm light appeals to our subconscious with the flavor of ancient folk tales" FireHouse Gallery, 2008 Rogue Community College.
NATHANIEL C. PRASKA is an emerging artist who paints oil paintings focusing on plein aire works. He orders unfinished wood that he mitres, constructs his frames and then gold leafs them. Sometimes he carves designs in the frames. "During the last few years, I have learned what a pleasure it is to paint on location. It is both a joy and a challenge. I have found that when I am painting outside, I am more easily absorbed in the work and I am more attuned to my surroundings"
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March 5 - 28, 2009: Tommer Gonser & Sheary Suiter, Mon.- Sat.. 10 to 5:30 pm.
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Tommer Gonser & Sheary Clough Suiter; Classical Guitar by James Fenwick: 206 SW First Ave.
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TOMMER GONSER: There is a subtle strength in Tommer's work whether it be an abstract, figurative, landscape or still life that has remained consistent over the nine years that he has been represented by the Attic Gallery. His work is collected locally, nationally and internationally; his exhibits are always well received. Many charities have acquired Tommer's paintings. Most recently in December, he was included in Warren Haynes' 20th Annual Christmas Jam Art Show at the Satellite Gallery in Asheville, North Carolina. In Tommer's words, "The whole process of painting is what inspires me, not what I will be painting, but the act of painting itself."
SHEARY CLOUGH SUITER: Sheary presents new mixed media paintings juxtaposing abstract design and figurative images in mediums ranging from acrylic to encaustic. This work explores the intermingling of time, place and interpersonal relationships. Sheary's exhibition is supported in part by a grant from the Alaska State Council on the Arts and the National Endowment fo the Arts.
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February 5-29, 2009:Tamara Adams & Julia Waco, Mon. - Sat., 10 - 5:30 pm
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Tamara Adams and Julia Michelle Waco: 206 SW First Ave. (between SW Oak and SW Pine Streets)
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TAMARA ADAMS: Tamara's new paintings of the goddess in every female are divinely inspired images of meditation. She continues to explore the feminine spirit in her figurative works.
JULIA MICHELLE WACO: Julia's whimsical new series, "Breezy Day", was inspired by her baby daughter, Marla, featuring birdies dancing among lollipop flowers, cotton candy trees and little cottages. Julia's acrylic paintings on canvas are executed in brightly colored jewel tones and glazes. Her work draws us in with its sweet warmth and playful style.
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January 5 -January 31, 2009: Jean Schwalbe, Mon. through Sat. 10 to 5:30 pm
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Jean Schwalbe (206 SW First Ave.)
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Jean Schwalbe paints large acrylic canvases using vibrant, bright purples, reds, yellows, oranges, and blues with strong and bold strokes. She has a passion for traveling and exploring the backroads and highways searching for unique views of Oregon's many scenic wonders to paint.
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January 4 - 31, 2009, Mon. - Sat., 10 - 5:30 pm
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Ken Patecky : 206 SW First Ave.
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Ken Patecky creates carved concrete, ceramic and bronze sculptures of voluptuous women, sometimes holding children. He has perfected his own combination of sands, cements and aggregates to form his own formula cement block that he carves as if it were stone. Ken also produces ceramic and bronze figurative sculptures.
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Dec. 4 -Jan.3, 2009: Holiday Gallery Group Exhibit, Mon. - Sat., 10 - 5:30 pm
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Jerry Fenter, Bill Baily, Judith Cunningham, Sandy Visse, Christy Runyan, Natalie Warrens, & Lilli
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JERRY FENTER'S watercolors are bed time stories penned in the piece with paintings of animals and antique collage cards that she has collected over the years.
BILL BAILY'S watercolors are of peaches, pears, persimmons, mangos, pomergranites, artichokes, and an aubergine.
JUDITH CUNNINGHAM has three new pastel paintings of wild flowers found in the Columbia Gorge and a small new pastel of the Columbia Gorge.
SANDY VISSE has created new handbuilt ceramic sculptures of dogs, cats, camels, a giraffe, a lion, ravens, and a creche.
CHRISTY RUNYAN exhibits large hand built ceramic happy garden sculptures that she calls "Garden Fairies". They are wonderfull figures with happy faces and vegetables to be placed in the garden to fill empty spaces.
NATALIE WARRENS has a series of new earthenware bowls, teapots, vases and lamps that have a glaze so fine that people think they are glass.
LILLI FAVILLE'S large ceramic glazed and fired red dogs are joined with colorful cats, mushrooms and nomes.
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November 6 - 29, 2008: Mike Smith, Mon. through Sat. 10 to 5:30 pm
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Mike Smith (206 SW First Ave.)
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Mike Smith is well known for his delightful watercolor, oil and pastel paintings and beautifully executed animal bronze sculptures that reflect his life on a small farm setting surrounding his studio, where horses, sheep, cats, dogs, and geese pass in view daily, thus becoming intertwined in his refreshing and colorful work.
Over the years, Mike has had more than 100 one-man exhibits. One of the most interesting was an exhibit in Leipzig, Germany along with a show in the American Consulate. Recently, Mike participated in "Kows For Kids", a chairtable event in which 108 artists painted life-size fiberglass cows to be auctioned. His "Kow" was titled "Only Children Can Name the Stars".
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Oct. 2 - Nov. 1, 2008: Earl Hamilton, Mon. through Sat. 10 am to 5:30 pm
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Earl Hamilton : 206 SW First Ave.
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Earl Hamilton's many styles of painting are represented in this exhibit. His new large abstract paintings on canvas are bold, colorful, and powerful. Earl continues to create intriguing textures with paint and sometimes collage. His whimsical paintings of cats and Chagall like images are playful, taking the viewer into a world of fantasy. Another relatively new subject for Earl is his part garden, part collage and part abstract paintings.
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September 4 - 27, 2008: Ellen Dittebrandt, Mon. - Sat. , 10 - 5:30 pm
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Ellen Dittebrandt: Downtown at 206 SW First Ave. Between SW Oak and SW Pine
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Ellen Dittebrandt: Ellen's paintings are vibrant and intense, free flowing and full of lucious jewel tone colors and bontanical shapes. Her theme is nature. She is not afraid to play with depth and perspective ths giving the viewer a fresh view of the woodland spots that appear in her paintings.
"When I paint, I generally paint fast," she says, "just letting it flow out of me" "Finding the low light of the morning and evening is the most important part of my painting journeys as the light lasts only a short time and finding the interaction of color and low sun makes my search complete."
Each painting is a unique experience for the viewer who may find Ellen's bold, uninhibited style refreshing, exciting and forever intriquing.
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August 6 - August 30, 2008: Mike Orias, Mon. through Sat. 10 am to 5:30 pm
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Mike Orias & C. W. Potzz: (Preview Reception: Wed. Aug 6th: 6 - 8pm) 206 SW First Ave.
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Mike Orias creates wild, imaginative, fun, whimsical metal sculptures made of welded steel, wire and portions of salvaged and recycled metal. He is well known for his four foot high musicians playing almost any type of instrument, his beautifully detailed flowers, alligators, turtles, horses, dogs and other critters perfect for any outdoor landscape or indoor enjoyment. His "Little Ones" are just right for giving. Commissions are readily available in many sizes and designs. Mike's alligators have been created large and small, with or without "spikes". Mike is continually surprising us with his imaginative works. You can view Mike's sculptures on his web page on this web site by clicking on "Gallery Artists".
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August 6 - 30, 2008: C. W. Potzz, Mon. - Sat., 10 - 5:30 pm
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C. W. Potzz and Mike Orias: (Preview Reception: Wed. Aug. 6, 6-8 pm) 206 SW First Ave.
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C.W. POTZZ: To view the still life acrylic paintings on paper of Potzz is to be drawn into her exciting and imaginative world that is reflected in her many wild, bright and flamboyant paintings. She describes her paintings as Expressionistic and spontaneous. This exhibit includes new figurative acrylic paintings on paper inspired by and painted in Mexico.
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July 3 - August 2, 2008: Judith Cunningham, Mon. through Sat. 10 am to 5:30pm
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Judith Cunningham (206 SW First Ave.)
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JUDITH CUNNINGHAM, living in Eastern Oregon, is inspired by the surrounding country from the Columbia gorge to the Steens Mountains. Traveling with her camera, she captures the wheat fields, open skies, rivers, rocks and even small city alleys, shooting as the mood and vision moves her. Her aim is to catch the unique cloud formation, odd lighting situation, striking land pattern, and fleeting shadows with her camera; so that she can return to her studio to paint portions of her photos or sometimes splicing them together to form a panoramic view of the landforms. Judith watches for the changes in color and the transitional patterns of light that are most often found during the evening as the colors deepen and the light recedes.
"When I am painting I become one with the paint and try to keep intellectual ideas to a minimum. While working, I relaate only to surfaces, thus much of the transmission of subtle intuitive feelings about a subject is subconscious. My intention is to share a vision with others, and when they connect with it: validation."
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June 5 - June 28, 2008: Z.Z. Wei
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Z.Z. Wei: Oils on canvas (206 SW First Ave.)
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Upon his first arrival from China to the Pacific Northwest, Z.Z. Wei could not believe the beauty that spread before him. His first experiences in the Pacific Northwest were visual revelations. Feeling completely liberated from the stringent boundaries placed on him since birth, he embarked on an artistic odyssey in a quest to paint powerful images of rural America. He found the strong and unique landscapes in this region, and the spirit which moved through them, mirrored his inner passions and the art ideas he sought. This explosion of awarness coupled with his own memories of home have created a visual text in his work that is an intoxicating sensation of the past and present.
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March 6 - 29 ,2008: David Allen Dunlop, Mon. through Sat. 10 to 5:30 pm
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David Allen Dunlop (206 SW First Ave.)
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David, a Norwalk, Connecticut artist for 24 years, is admired for his relentless pursuit of researching the Old Masters. An instructor in his own right, David pursues experimental methods and techniques stretching back to the Renaissance. During the Fall and Winter, he paints, teaches, and exhibits extensively in the East, while in the Summer he teaches art in Italy and France. David was invited and gave a lecture at the Metropolitan Museum Of Art in New York City in April of 2005. The ivitation to members was extended to the museum's mailing list of 3 million. The first seven hundred were admitted. The title of the one and a half hour lecture was "Landscape Painting, Time Line 4500 Years of Landscape Painting".
In Europe, David was intrigued by a glowing quality in many of the paintings he observed in the museums. He soon discovered that they were painted on solid sheets of 23.5 K gold leaf. He has successfully integrated this past knowledge into his present works on paper and canvas to illuminate his landscapes through the application of oil paint on gold leaf. This mysterious combination creates such a lush radiance that his rivers, roads, trees, pathways, rocks and all the combinations of nature found in his landscapes actually burst with a bright golden glow when held to the light.
David's love of the outdoors, zigzagging rivers, roads, and meadows are chronicled as images in a guidebook, "Tidewaters of the Connecticut River: An Explorer's Guide to Hidden Coves and Marshes" (2001) which will be on view in the gallery.
A new 13 half-hour high definition PBS series, "Landscapes through Time with David Dunlop", to be aired in June, offers an audience the chance to do just that in an entirely new and exciting format - they can see how great paintings have been made throughout history in the actual locations where they were painted, learning about the artist's vision and the artist's world. In each of the 13 programs, David will take the viewer to the actual locations painted by celebrated American or European artists such as Cezanne's Mont. St. Victoire in Aix-en-Provence, the cypress trees made famous by Van Gogh in France, The Catskill Mountain waterfalls that fascinated the Hudson River Painters, and The Lieutenant River banks in Old Lyme, Connecticut painted by the American impressionists.
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October 4 - 27, 2007, Mon. - Sat., 10 to 5:30 pm
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CARL ROWE (206 SW First Ave.)
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CARL ROWE as a transplanted Midwesterner, sees this land with great intensity. Through painting, Carl expresses all the emotions and impressions that continually enthrall him as he views the land aroung him and is inspired by the beauty. Form, line, color and texture combine to evoke a visceral response to the West that inspires and amazes him. His history with dance and the theater evoke a theatrical outlook in viewing the landscape. His strong light, usually from the side, sometimes suggest the human figure. His paintings are for people who love form and substance, color and strong statement.
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September 6 - 29, 2007, Mon. through Sat. 10 am to 5:30 pm
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Natalie Warrens, Kristin Blix (206 SW First Ave.)
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NATALIE WARRENS: Natalie's wheel thrown or hand built earthenware clay forms are first bisque fired then airbrushed and hand painted using low fire vibrant colored underglazes. Then she applies a high-gloss clear glaze fired to 1800 degrees. The glaze gives her work a luminous glass-like quality.
KRISTIN BLIX: Kristin, born and raised in Norway, plays music with the "Guards of Metropolis" and "Fjord". She paints compelling and innovative works of art that treat the viewer to her unique perspective of life.
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August 2-September 1,2007: Arne Westerman, Mon. through Sat. 10 am to 5:30 pm
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Arne Westerman, Brian Miller, Tracy MacEwan (206 SW First Ave.)
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ARNE WESTERMAN: B. 1927 - "A Painter Of People" A native of Portland, he attended Reed College and earned his BS Degree from the University of Oregon. He served in Germany during WW II.
Winner of eight grand prizes and thirteen major awards in regional, national and international competitions, Arne is a signature member of the American Watercolor Society in New York, the National Watercolor Society, and other national and northwest artists associations.
His paintings are included in the permanent collections of fifteen National Museums as well as many public and private collections throughout the world.
Arne is well known for his fabulous watercolor portraits that he has painted over the years. He is a sought after teacher of many workshops nationwide as well as the author of the successful book, "Paint Watercolors Filled With Life and Energy". In the last few years he has included oil and acrylic painting in his exhitits.
BRIAN ARTHUR MILLER'S new work consists of shaped wood frames that he covers with wood and paints with acrylics, adding gold leaf, collage, and three applications of resin. Multiple applications of epoxy resin are added as a last step to provide a protective coating to add stability and create a glass-like appearance as well as protection from direct sun and light.
TRACY MacEWAN'S oil and wax, and acrylic abstract and theme inspired paintings can be described as playful, while inspiring deeper thought and contemplation. A photographer for forty years, he has worked in collage, mixed media, video, and performance art, as well as painting. His preferred way of working has been painting since 1995.
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December 1 - 31, 2005
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Lilli Faville (206 SW First Ave.)
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MELISSA S. COLE who is inspired by ocean creatures, paints intricate designs surrounding all forms of sea life including whales, dolphins, sharks, salmon, lobsters, manatees and many more. Her oil and watercolor paintings also include figurative paintings as well as many other species of animals.
LILLI FAVILLE creates large and small brightly colored cats and dogs in a whimsical, happy style that is sure to bring a smile and a laugh to the viewer. Handbuilt and fired in a large kiln, they can be displayed outdoors or indoors.
SANDY VISSE'S well known whimsical ceramic sculptures of dogs, cats, camels, dolls, bunnies, zebras, ravens, and giraffes are joined this year by a series of darling nostalgic sock monkeys.
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August 4 - 27, 2005: Arne Westerman
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Arne Westerman
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ARNE WESTERMAN'S most recent oil and acrylic paintings, filled with life and energy are on exhibit through September 29th. You can view the entire exhibit of Arne's paintings on the Attic Gallery website by clicking on GALLERY ARTISTS on the menu column, then click on ARNE WESTERMAN'S name, then on ORIGINALS, then click on each thumbnail of a painting and it becoumes larger with all its information by the side. Arne, an A.W.S. Signature Member, is nationally known for his richly hued renderings of people from all walks of life, capturing them in fleeting moments as they go about their daily pursuits. Not at all contrived, his works are filled with an earthy warmth, and painted with directness, emotion, depth and movement.
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April 7 - April 30, 2005: Satsuko Hamilton
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Satsuko Hamilton
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SATSUKO HAMILTON is known for her delightful acrylic paintings on canvas of Monet-inspired garden scenes sometimes surrounding bodies of water. A dedicated gardener, she delights in planting her yard with a profusion of flowers, mixing them in her own combinations, in a natural and random fashion. Her paintings are painted in the same fashion as her plantings. This year, Satsuko will introduce a series of abstract paintings as well as her garden series and Lake Oswego parks, streams and creeks. Satsuko was born in Nagoya Japan where she studied traditional flower arranging and the Tea Ceremony. As a young girl, she worked in the family business hand painting flowers and designs on china. In Japan, she acquired a love for art and flower gardens that is reflected in her vividly colored acrylic paintings.
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Dec. 2 - Jan. 3, 2005: Lilli and Dave Faville
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Dave Faville: paintings, and Lilli Faville: ceramics (206 SW First Ave.)
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DAVE FAVILLE'S mixed media painting this year are of whimsical dogs with teeth in a variety of colors on various backgrounds painted on canvas and board. LILLI FAVILLE hand throws ceramic sculptures of large and small cats, dogs, mushrooms and elves that are glazed in bright and cheerful colors. The images are edgy, ferocious, loveable and a delight to behold.
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Feb. 5 - 29, 2004 Antonia Welsh Jenkins, Mon. through Sat. 10am to 5:30 pm
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Antonia Welsh Jenkins (206 SW First Ave.)
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ANTONIA WELSH JENKINS learned to love and create ceramics from her father, Bennett Welsh, who was a gifted , award winning, well known potter. After working in his studio for years, Antonia is now the caretaker and perpetuator of the family gift of making ceramics. In this exhibit, she has a series of animal planters, lady lanterns, rabbit lanterns, and otters.
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August 7 - 30, 2003, Mon. through Sat. 10 am to 5:30 pm
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Brian Arthur Miller and Carl Rowe (206 SW First Ave.)
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BRIAN ARTHUR MILLER'S hand cast paintings (made from handmade cotton paper pulp that Brian makes) are multistage pieces. Working from a sketch, he sculpts a clay relief, from which he makes a plaster mold. When the mold is dry, he replaces the original cast with pulped, acid-free cotton rag paper pulp. Then he removes the dried paper, seals it and embellishes it with acrylics, iridescent inks, gold and copper leaf, and three applications of resin to protect the work from direct sunlight. Exclusively for Oregon, Brian's new representational work in this exhibit is influenced by Louis Comfort Tiffany.
CARL ROWE paints oils on canvas that are almost sensual and very moving. To his oil paints he adds alkyd, which is a substance that makes the oil dry more quickly and keeps the oil paint from cracking over the years. Carl changed his career from dance to painting, "Until I learned to paint, I had no way of expressing all the emotions and impressions that continually enthrall me living in the West. All around me I see beauty. Form, color, line and texture combine to evoke some sort of visceral response from me. Painting is how I interact with my environment. I see the landscape in a theatrical way: strong light, usually from the side, emotionally colored, suggesting the human figure. My paintings are for people who love form, substance, color and a strong statement."
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March 6 -29, 2003: Carol Grigg, Mon. through Sat. 10 am 5:30 pm
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Carol Grigg (206 SW First Ave.)
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This exhibit celebrates Carol Grigg's first Portland exhibit of her paintings since 1995. Internationally known for her images of Native American women, horses, herons, and ravens, Carol includes in this exhibit colorful party scenes and the original watercolors from her book, "The Singing Snowbear". Written and illustrated by Carol, the book explores the power of music to transfom ordinary experiences in the lives of a polar bear and a Beluga whale. The books will be available and Carol will be autographing them at the opening reception of her paintings First Thursday, March 6th, 6 to 9 pm at the Attic Gallery.
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September 5 - 28, 2002: Nancy Coffelt, Mon. through Sat. 10am to 5:30 pm
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Nancy Coffelt, Chadwick Matthews, and Julia Waco (206 SW First Ave.)
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NANCY COFFELT paints oil pastel paintings on black paper, creating images mostly of whimsical animals in very human situations. CHADWICK MATTHEWS creates mixed media wall sculptures made of copper, steel, and acrylics mounted on wood. Her subject matter ranges from cityscapes to whimsical faces of cats, dogs, ladies, men and flowers. JULIA WACO'S Chagall-like acrylic paintings on canvas have two themes: "Lola Sweetlips: Women's Love Stories" and "The Mediterranean Holiday Collection".
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June 6 - 29, 2002 Sandy Visse, Mon. through Sat. 10am to 5:30 pm
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Sandy Visse (206 SW First Ave.)
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SANDY VISSE'S new ceramic sculptures take on a very sophisticated new look along with some party animals.
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