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Lynne Alexander
Showing posts with label Community Arts Create. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Community Arts Create. Show all posts
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Salon Adidez Business Sponsor For Gallery Art In June
Zed
Proprietor/Educator
Salon Adidez
3705 S. Edmunds ST.
Seattle, WA. 98118
(206) 725-3841
(206) 725-3857
salonadidez@questoffice.net
Pictured: ZED Proprietor/Educator
Corinna Sinclair
Proprietor/Educator
Salon Adidez
3705 S. Edmunds ST.
Seattle, WA. 98118
(206) 725-3841
(206) 725-3857
salonadidez@questoffice.net
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Danilo Navarro in June at the Columbia City Artwalk
Danilo Navarro
Danilo recently immigrated to Seattle from Peru, and brought with him a beautiful and authentic style of jewelry. Everything is done exclusively by hand - the metal is twisted with pliers and knots are tied. All jewelry is customizable, from simply changing the size to creating a completely original piece while you wait.
Danilo recently immigrated to Seattle from Peru, and brought with him a beautiful and authentic style of jewelry. Everything is done exclusively by hand - the metal is twisted with pliers and knots are tied. All jewelry is customizable, from simply changing the size to creating a completely original piece while you wait.
Artist Matt Wrenn In June at the Columbia City Artwalk
For further information about art and availability, please contact the artist:
Matt Wrenn matt.wrenn@gmail.com
Matt Wrenn matt.wrenn@gmail.com
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Curtis Taylor Artist at Columbia City Artwalk
For further inquiries please contact Curtis Taylor at: chtaylor63@gmail.com
Brett Mathewson, Silver Jewelry at the Columbia City Artwalk
For further jewelry inquiries please contact Brett at: brett@jewelrybybrett.com
Sunday, June 19, 2011
Saturday, June 18, 2011
Friday, June 17, 2011
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Monday, June 6, 2011
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Lynne Alexander at Geraldine's Counter
Lynne Alexander
© 2011 Alexander Artworks
Geraldine's Counter
Geraldine's Counter Business Sponsor/ Gallery Artist Lynne Alexander
Pictured: Gary Snyder, Owner
Lynne Alexander
© 2011 Alexander Artworks
Saturday, May 28, 2011
Salon Adidez Business Sponsor/ Gallery Art
For further information about the art please contact the artist:
Hillary Gore hgore83@gmail.com
Friday, May 27, 2011
Danilo Navarro at Bohemian Backstreets, Columbia City Artwalk
Danilo Navarro
Danilo recently immigrated to Seattle from Peru, and brought with him a beautiful and authentic style of jewelry. Everything is done exclusively by hand - the metal is twisted with pliers and knots are tied. All jewelry is customizable, from simply changing the size to creating a completely original piece while you wait.
Danilo recently immigrated to Seattle from Peru, and brought with him a beautiful and authentic style of jewelry. Everything is done exclusively by hand - the metal is twisted with pliers and knots are tied. All jewelry is customizable, from simply changing the size to creating a completely original piece while you wait.
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Cat Jobes Open Studio Columbia City Artwalk
Cat Jobes
For further information, please contact the artist at:
catjobes@hotmail.com
Artist Statement:
I learned how to paint by studying the simplicity of old black and white photography. As I painted I became captivated by these finite moments of humanity. Light and composition then translate to story and life. I hope to leave my audience asking, “What was she doing?” or ”Who is that?”, wanting to know more about the characters.
I also make all kinds of mosaics. Since 2003 I’ve studied, taught and produced glass, ceramic, pebble, 2-D, 3D, traditional and not-so-traditional mosaic. Presently I am working on large, outdoor work. With mosaic I use a similar process of playing with light and composition to bring life to a hard surface, while intuitively building a story.
For further information, please contact the artist at:
catjobes@hotmail.com
Artist Statement:
I learned how to paint by studying the simplicity of old black and white photography. As I painted I became captivated by these finite moments of humanity. Light and composition then translate to story and life. I hope to leave my audience asking, “What was she doing?” or ”Who is that?”, wanting to know more about the characters.
I also make all kinds of mosaics. Since 2003 I’ve studied, taught and produced glass, ceramic, pebble, 2-D, 3D, traditional and not-so-traditional mosaic. Presently I am working on large, outdoor work. With mosaic I use a similar process of playing with light and composition to bring life to a hard surface, while intuitively building a story.
Molly Magai Open Studio Columbia City ArtWalk
Molly Magai
Artist Statement
My recent paintings are romantic scenes of urban highway infrastructure: roads, vehicles, overpasses, and bridges. Painterly, ambiguous, and dark, they are a very personal view of a mundane subject.
My interest in this series continues partly because of my strongly conflicting feelings about the world of driving and roads. One the one hand, it's a dark subject, with implications of menace and decay - for environmental reasons and simply because of the ugliness, danger, and noise.
On the other hand, highways are dramatic and often beautiful. I like the strong curving lines of roads and bridges, and their enormous scale, and the shininess of cars. I like skies and outdoor light, especially in the dramatic, slanting light of sunny winter days or sunset. And beyond the simply visual elements, there is a sense of speed, distance, and escape – the pleasure most of us take in being in a moving vehicle.
It is possible that the day of the automobile and the many structures that support it is coming to an end. In that light I see these paintings as an elegy for the present and the recent past, conveying my fear for the future and an ambient sense of doom.
Artist Statement
My recent paintings are romantic scenes of urban highway infrastructure: roads, vehicles, overpasses, and bridges. Painterly, ambiguous, and dark, they are a very personal view of a mundane subject.
My interest in this series continues partly because of my strongly conflicting feelings about the world of driving and roads. One the one hand, it's a dark subject, with implications of menace and decay - for environmental reasons and simply because of the ugliness, danger, and noise.
On the other hand, highways are dramatic and often beautiful. I like the strong curving lines of roads and bridges, and their enormous scale, and the shininess of cars. I like skies and outdoor light, especially in the dramatic, slanting light of sunny winter days or sunset. And beyond the simply visual elements, there is a sense of speed, distance, and escape – the pleasure most of us take in being in a moving vehicle.
It is possible that the day of the automobile and the many structures that support it is coming to an end. In that light I see these paintings as an elegy for the present and the recent past, conveying my fear for the future and an ambient sense of doom.
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- Community Arts Create
- Community Arts Create is a nonprofit organization building community through self-discovery and shared experience. Enhancing a richer way of life by creating harmony within a diverse culture through creative experience.
