I saw this last week and loved it! Go see for yourself at University Heights Center in Seattle until April 20th, or after that, as it slowly disappears. http://www.juliahensley.com/journal/2012/3/15/a-giant-u-heighten-second-opening.html.
Tag: show
Exhibits I’ve shown work at
Show: Shadows and Reflections
My piece, Bones, was selected for a show at Ida Culver Broadview, curated by June Sekiguchi. The exhibit runs from March 21 through July 16, 2012, with an opening reception on Wednesday, March 21 from 4:30-6:30pm. Hors d’oeuvres, wine, and live music will be provided. With this show, I’m introducing a new display method, metallic…
Show: (in the red)
I delivered Etched to its fall home yesterday: the annual juried show at the Lynnwood Library, this year with a theme of (in the red).
Lines, Letters & Love
Come see this piece of mine among wonderful work in the artEAST Valentine’s show: Friday, January 14th (reception 6-8 pm) through February 15th.
Show Submission
I am submitting to a juried show! (Gulp.) artEAST is calling for entries along the theme “Lines, Letters, and Love” and I think this piece is a good fit. It’s a digital collage that I transferred to canvas. The layers include a wedding photo of my great-grandparents and a scan of my grandparents’ marriage certificate….
Sightline Show
My latest work, now on display at Sightline Institute, on the 5th floor of the lovely Joseph Vance building, 1402 Third Ave, Seattle. Prices range from $100 to $250; sales tax and a 10% donation to Sightline are included.
Twittering for a Good Cause
Call for Twitter artists: details here. Please join us! An artist I follow on Twitter, David Sandum, had a fabulous idea. He’s asked all his Twitter friends (and their friends, and so on…) to submit postcard art for a global show. He’ll be displaying the works at his local library in Moss, Norway, who will…
A Show? A Show!
I have been offered my own show at Sightline Institute, and I’m giddy with excitement! First up: getting my 2010 portfolio into display format, as it exists only as bits on my computer until I print it. See the Art and Sustainability blog for more information about the space. Details to follow, but will probably…