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Spirit of the Thing: Group Exhibit

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2010 Upcoming Exhibitions


Spirit of the Thing


July 7 – August 1
The Spirit Of The Thing
Ana Flander, David French, Henna Kim, Iwona Kmiec, Eva Lewarme, Erin Loree, Kurt Rostek, Janet Stanley, Justin Steinberg
Curated by Kurt Rostek, this exhibition is an exploration of art that deals with spirituality. Does being spiritual have some loosely defined form of dogma? How is it practiced? Or is this just a way to avoid the matter of religion altogether?
Opening reception – Saturday July 10, 2-5pm


August 4 - 22, 2010
Pure Potential
Janet Stanley

In this exhibition of new paintings Stanley explores her ongoing fascination with energy – the raw life force that infuses every molecule of the world we are so attached to.  Pure Potential presents work that investigates the endless possibilities inherent when one considers the ever-changing nature of energy as the basis of everything. Like the ideas pursued, these abstract oil paintings are fluid and alive - they morph and shift with extended viewing. Artist on site Friday, Saturday and Sunday or by appointment.
Opening reception:  Saturday Aug 7, 1- 5 PM.


Melinda Mayhall August 25 – September 12, 2010
COVER-UP
 Melinda Mayhall with guest artist, Mary Corcoran
This is an exhibition of covers: for the floor, for the bed, for the table. Some are fanciful, a few are functional. Mayhall’s work of beads, paper, and found objects reflects recent travels. Mary Corcoran’s wedding quilts were made for her children with squares contributed by friends and family throughout North America.
Closing reception, Sunday September 12, 2-5pm

washi show

 

September 29 – October 17
2010 Rings
Group Show


October 20 – November 7
Sue Wakefield



*new* gallery is available for rental for two and three week periods and welcomes proposals for exhibitions for 2009-2010. Click here for details.

Past exhibitions 2010

2009 Exhibitions
2008 Exhibitions
2007 Exhibitions
2006 Exhibitions
2005 Exhibitions
2004 Exhibitions
2003 Exhibitions

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