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Posted: September 23, 2008 at 5:36 pm · Filed under Brush Strokes Newsletter, Events & Exhibits, News (home), Regional Shows, The Arts Center
LaVonne Tarbox-Crone will have her home studio open two weekends—October 18, 19 and 25, 26 from 11-5.
Paul Rickey has a permanent show at Rickey’s Deli.
Mike Bergen is showing his work at Harry’s Fishmarket, 151 NW Monroe, through Oct. LBCC Faculty Art Show is in South Santiam Hall ArtGallery through November 21.
Carol Chapel is featured in the LBCC Invitational Art Show at North Santiam Hall Art Gallery through December 5.
The Transparant Watercolor Show at the Florence Events Center in Florence has four of our CAG members showing their work: Karen Kreamer, Carolee Clark, Doyle Leek, and Tom Allen.
Vistas & Vineyards Annual juried show will be held at OSU’s LaSells Stewart Center Sept. 29-Oct. 29. An artists’ reception will be held in the LaSells Stewart Center on Thursday, Oct. 8, from 6-8 pm.
Between now and Oct 21, Pam Van Londen is showing 38 landscape and portrait paintings in acrylic and oil at the Unitarian-Universalist Fellowship of Corvallis at 2945 NW Circle Blvd. Reception at 12:30 pm on Oct. 5 at UUFC.
The Arts Center will feature the 6th Around Oregon Annual from October 2 -30, with a reception on October 2 from 5:30- 7:00 pm. This annual exhibit always is a wonderful sampling of artwork from around the state. Look for work by Carol Chapel, Kathryn Honey and Charles Leach.
Doyle Leek has a collection of his work at Red Horse Coffee, 308 S.W. Third St., now through mid-October. Doyle’s favorite subjects over the past three years of painting range from the mechanical to the human form.
Posted: September 14, 2008 at 3:35 pm · Filed under News (home), Regional Shows
Between now and Oct 21, Art Guild member Pam Van Londen is showing 38 acrylic and oil landscape and portrait paintings at the Unitarian-Universalist Fellowship of Corvallis at 2945 NW Circle Blvd.
Join her for a reception at 12:30pm on Oct 5, 2008 in the UUFC Sanctuary.
Van Londen has been painting and drawing since she was 12 years old. The work hanging in the UUFC show is of her recent larger works on canvas. Most scenes are from her travels around the Pacific Northwest, California, and the Southwest.
She is part of a large group of artists known as Daily Painters, who paint very nearly every day. The daily paintings are typically between 5×7 and 8×8 on wood panels.
She has a BA in Art and an Interdisciplinary Masters degree from Western Oregon University and teachers Web Development and Women Studies courses at Oregon State University.
For more information, contact Pam Van Londen.
Posted: August 7, 2008 at 5:57 pm · Filed under News (home), Regional Shows
Guild member Linda Edwards is part of a three-person show at Giustina Gallery which also includes Arne Jakobsen and Erik Lubbock. Meet the artists at the August Art Reception on Friday, August 8 from 6:30 to 8:30 pm at the gallery. The show is open Monday to Friday until August 29.
Posted: May 8, 2008 at 10:12 am · Filed under Call to Artists, Events & Exhibits, Regional Shows
Bring your art to LaSells Stewart Center on the OSU Campus between June 10 to 30, 2008 to be part of its 3rd Annual Community Art Exhibit.
Fill out the application and attach it to your art: LaSells Stewart 3rd Ann Community App.doc
There will be a reception on Wednesday, July 9, 2008 from 6:30pm to 8:30pm at LaSells Stewart Center.
Posted: February 20, 2008 at 4:49 pm · Filed under News (home), Programs & Workshops, Regional Shows
Richard Helmick of CAG will participate in a panel discussion on digital art with Matt Cotter of the Oregon College of Art and Craft, Kathelene Golloway of Eastern Oregon University, and artists yet to be named from Blackfish Gallery and Gallery 114. This event will be held on March 15, 2008, at Blackfish Gallery and Visual Arts Center at Mt. Hood Community College.
Carolyn Madsen proposes a field trip to Blackfish Gallery on March 15 to view the show and hear the panel discussion. Anyone interested can contact her and we’ll see if there is enough interest.
Posted: February 20, 2008 at 4:36 pm · Filed under Call to Artists, News (home), Regional Shows
A call to practicing artists throughout the Pacific Northwest to submit work that includes digital art–in part or in whole. This is the second edition of our digital art exhibition. This year, Blackfish Gallery and Mt. Hood Community College Visual
Art Faculty will jointly select the work to be exhibited at each location: Patrick Barrett and Mary Girsch (MHCC) & Angela Passalacqua and Greg Conyne (Blackfish).
Blackfish Gallery & Visual Arts Center, Mt. Hood CC
March 4 – 29, 2008
Submission Deadline:Â February 20
Goals of this exhibit:
The main goal of this exhibit is to have an in-depth exploration and discussion about how artists use the computer as an art-making tool. A panel of artists and art educators will come together to share thoughts and debate theories. Art educators, middle school through high school, are especially encouraged to bring their classes to these exhibits and to continue the art making discussion back in the classroom. We plan to have online computers in the galleries, sharing favorite digital art sites solicited from the exhibiting artists. We are currently in the midst of the fluid adolescence of this contemporary medium and to have a visual and verbal examination of its convergent complexities and conundrums would be relevant to artists, art educators and viewers alike.
To the Artists:
What is digital art? What does it look like? Can it be a component in a composition, or must the work be exclusively built on a computer and produced by means of digital output devices? Is the computer best used when it mimics the look and style of traditional media? Is it now developing a look of its own? Do graphic design and digital photography also fall within the realm of digital fine art, or are they varied enough to be considered as separate entities? What do we allow within the scope or definition of digital art practices?
Panel Discussion Topics:
Are there generational differences between older and younger artists in their approach and use of computer generated images. Do instructors view or apply the tools in significantly different ways than their students? Do faculty and students have divergent attitudes and ideas about the roll of traditional practices and methods in the use of the computer as art-making tool? What changes in content and subject matter has the digital era brought about in the past 20 years?
College art faculty are encouraged to select one of your more promising students for inclusion in the exhibition
Every effort will be made to include all artwork submitted. However, the curators request the right to omit work due to the amount of work received and limitations of space.
For more information and submission form please contact
Mt Hood Community College (503-491-6075)
Pat Barrett (pat.barrett@mhcc.edu)Â Â Mary Girsch (mary.girsch@mhcc.edu),
Angela Passalacqua at Blackfish Gallery (bfish@teleport.com).
Posted: February 18, 2008 at 7:54 pm · Filed under Call to Artists, News (home), Regional Shows
Emerald Art Center is pleased to announce the
2008 Emerald Spring Exhibition National Juried Show.
Entry Deadline March 1, 2008
Over $6,000 in cash awards plus merchandise awards
Entries must be postmarked March 1, 2008, or hand delivered by March 7, 2008, to Emerald Art Center, 500 Main St., Springfield, OR 97477.
Prospectus is available by calling or writing the EAC or downloading it from the web site: www.EmeraldArtCenter.org
Phone: 541-726-8595
Email: emeraldart@clearwire.net
http://www.emeraldartcenter.org/Downloads/2008%20EAC%20prospectus.pdf
Thanks,
Gladys Bacon-Rust
EEAA Board Director
Chair of the Emerald Spring Exhibition National Juried Show
Posted: January 12, 2008 at 9:59 am · Filed under Brush Strokes Newsletter, Events & Exhibits, Regional Shows
Photos from Earl Newman’s January 12 reception at LaSells Stewart Center.
Posted: September 30, 2007 at 8:33 pm · Filed under News (home), Regional Shows
The Vistas and Vineyards artists group will finish the “en plein air” painting season this month by honoring the community of Corvallis in their 150th anniversary celebration by painting Corvallis historic buildings on Wednesday, October 3.
The following Wednesday, October 10, the group will travel to Detering Orchard to capture the color and scenes of the fall apple harvest time and wrap up their outdoor painting season for this year.
Many of our talented CAG artists will be participating in the Vistas and Vineyards Annual Juried Show at the LaSells Stewart Center at OSU that will be on display from October 3 through October 31. A reception will be held on Thursday, October 11 from 6:30 to 8:00 pm for the artists, friends and the public. All CAG members are cordially invited to attend. Juror for the show is Ruth Armitage, the 2006 Watercolor Society of Oregon President and a gifted watercolor artist from Tualatin.
Spokeswoman Kris Mitchell says, “This is a big event for these artists of ‘plein air’, so mark your calendar and come celebrate the beauty they produce from locations around Oregon.â€
Posted: September 30, 2007 at 8:23 pm · Filed under News (home), Regional Shows
The Fifth Annual Philomath Studios Tour and Sale will be held on Saturday, October 13 and Sunday, October 14 from 10 am to 4 pm. The free, self-guided tour provides an exciting look at the wealth of creativity happening in this lush Willamette Valley.
At each studio you will see work by at least two artists as every year, artists invites guest artists to share their studio space that keeps the event both vibrant and familiar.
This year, artists Debby Sundbaum Sommers, Babette Grunwald, Lee Kitzman, Laura Berman, Harold Wood, Katheryn Byram, Judith Sander, Dale Donovan, Cris Kostel, Sara Gahagan, Lin McJunkin, Chris Giffin, Marjorie Kinch, Linda Ervin and Susan Johnson will show their work. The tour gives the community a peek at local artists’ work spaces and their processes for making art in glass, mosiac, clay, fiber, metal, watercolor, photography, monotype and many other two and three-dimensional mixed media to enjoy or to purchase.
Further information is available by calling 929-5625 or visit www.PhilomathOpenStudiosTour.com to learn more about the participating artists and photographs of their work and a map of the tour to download for your convenience or pick up a map at ArtCentric.
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