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The Center on Contemporary Art (CoCA), is pleased to announce our upcoming show, Ceci N’est Pas une Pipe d’un Homme, in partnership with REFRACT. This show will be opening Oct. 3rd through Nov. 23rd and feature all women flameworkers from the Pacific Northwest and is in keeping with CoCA’s 2019 mission to amplify women and femme-identified voices. CoCA will be hosting an opening reception Thurs Oct. 3rd from 6 – 9PM, we hope to see you there!
“Ceci N’est Pas une Pipe d’un Homme” shifts its focal point to the experiences and artistic vision of womxn glass artists in a male-dominated medium
Posse by Patricia Davidson (photo credit: Alec Miller).
Opening October 3, Center on Contemporary Art (CoCA) presents a group show, Ceci N’est Pas une Pipe d’un Homme. A partner organization with “Refract: The Seattle Glass Experience,” the show seeks to empower the skill and work of womxn flameworkers from the Pacific Northwest alongside Seattle’s luminaries of glass art. The exhibit furthers CoCA’s 2019 dedication to advancing original works by femme-identifying artists.
Ceci N’est Pas une Pipe d’un Homme will include artwork by Patricia Davidson, Lisa’s Pieces, Blossom Glass, Karen Buhler, Shayla Behrman, Danielle Guthrie, Erin Bourguignon, Tammy Baller, Lacey Walton, and Amber Pellegrini.
Ceci N’est Pas une Pipe d’un Homme is the second iteration of a previous show from CoCA, Ceci N’est pas une Pipe: Flameworking on the Brink of Legalization, which focused on the effects of the 2012 passing of Initiative 502, legalizing the recreational use of marijuana. This second revival of CoCA’s November 2013 glass show now shifts its focal point to the experiences and artistic vision of womxn in a male-dominated arts field.
Refract is the nation’s newest festival showcasing creative uses of glass in the Pacific Northwest. Hosted by Chihuly Garden and Glass in partnership with Visit Seattle, this inaugural event brings together more than 50 artists and art organizations to showcase what makes the glass community so special.
CoCA is a nonprofit gallery that serves the Pacific Northwest as a catalyst and forum for the advancement, development, and understanding of Contemporary Art. This is the sixth show in the 2019 exhibition season, a year dedicated to amplifying female-identified voices and themes. #fightsilence
Ceci N’est Pas une Pipe d’un Homme Exhibition dates: October 3 – November 23, 2019 Opening Reception: Thursday, October 3, 6 – 9PM
Exhibition and all events at CoCA in Pioneer Square: 114 Third Avenue South, Seattle, 98104 Public gallery hours: Thursday – Saturday, 10am – 5PM
An exhibit that seeks healing for mothers forcibly separated from their children while imprisoned, and creates greater awareness of unjust conditions during and post-incarceration.
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These projects can be done during our regularly scheduled workshops on Wednesday and Saturday mornings from 10 – 12n. Please call or email ahead to reserve your space.
Mosaic Design Class
This has been the best year for mosaics! We have lots of different projects going on in different stages. I can’t wait to see them finished! It’s not too late to get in on this project.
We’ll help you design your own mosaic by putting together various templates or based on your own drawing, show you ways to lay out your tiles to give your piece more movement, choosing your board or project base, adhesives, using found items and more.
Continue working on your project during any open workshop or on your own at home.
NEW*** I will now be including a section on Glass on Glass mosaics. Let the light shine through!
$30 includes class and materials charge.
July 13th
1-3:00pm
Alcohol Inks: Summer Vineyard
This is a great project if you are just starting out in alcohol inks. Some objects are accomplished by pouring from the bottle, others by using a brush and still others by use of a stamping tool. Good practice in several application methods. All inks are included.
$25
July 27th
1-3pm
Morning Workshops:
Come join our morning workshops on Wednesday and Saturday mornings from 10a – Noon. Use our tools and workshop space. $10 for 2 hours! Call to reserve your space. You can do a Flowers of Hope panel during any of our workshops…or a “Try Fusing” panel to get you started in fusing. You can also schedule bigger projects. Contact us for more information.
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CALL FOR ART: 2019 COCA MEMBERS’ SHOW
Center on Contemporary Art 114 Third Ave, Seattle, WA, USA(map)
We are thrilled to present Motherland: 2019 CoCA Members’ Show from March 7 – April 20, 2019, a juried salon-style exhibition of artworks by CoCA’s artist members at our downtown Seattle gallery. This year’s juror for the exhibition is artist and writer Amanda Manitach. In addition to working extensively in the field of drawing and multi disciplinary visual art, she has also served as Visual Arts Editor at City Arts Magazine, was a previous curator at Hedreen Gallery at Seattle University, and co-founded multiple alternative art spaces and events across Seattle in the past decade. Members have a special opportunity to have work reviewed for the exhibition by Manitach, as well as have her highlight her juror’s pick in the catalog, CoCA’s newsletter, and blog. All current artist members will participate in an online and in-gallery contest to win the People’s Choice Awards.
This show is part of CoCA’s 2019 programming that amplifies female voices and themes; the 2019 CoCA Members’ Show is open to all interpretations and reflections on the title, “Motherland.” We welcome all genders, ages, and media including 2D, 3D, multimedia, installation, literary, sound, and performance artists from across the globe to join us in this global conversation through contemporary art.
Artists are encouraged to join CoCA today; all current members will have their work included in the printed annual members’ catalog. Artists have until February 10, 2019 at 11:59PM Pacific Standard Time to complete steps for entry and update artwork on their personal Online Member Directory pages.
Apply to the Show
Our annual show is juried through the free CoCA online member directory. Follow these steps to apply.
Gain access to the CoCA membership directory. Expect email with instructions once you’ve joined or renewed. All current members will be part of this year’s catalog.
If you’re a member at the student or artist level, pay the $25 submission fee.to be a part of the exhibition jury. For members at the Professional ($95) level and above, the fee is waived.
For both catalog and exhibition entries, create or update your portfolio of images in the membership directory by February 10 at 11:59 PM.
Restrictions
Artwork sized at 36×36” and smaller will receive top consideration for CoCA’s gallery space in Pioneer Square. Please share your small to medium sized works with us under those dimensions. We also welcome time-based works such as video and/or performance proposals.
Become a Member
This is a member-only call. As an organization run by artists, our membership benefits focus on increasing a healthy network of contemporary artists and arts leaders across the globe. All current members will be included in the printed catalog and gain access to portfolio reviews with top curators and arts leaders, exclusive discounts at Seattle arts businesses, and entry to special members-only networking events. Not a member yet? Sign up today.
Calendar of Events
Application Deadline: Sunday, February 10, 2019 at 11:59pm Pacific Standard Time
Exhibition Dates: March 7 – April 20, 2019 Members Only Party: Tuesday, March 12, 2019 5-7pm
Opening Reception: Thursday March 7, 2019, 6-9pm, part of the Pioneer Square Art Walk
Closing Reception: Saturday, April 20, 4-6pm
Members Only Portfolio Review: Saturday, April 20, 1-3pm
All events are held at CoCA in Pioneer Square, 114 Third Avenue South, Seattle, WA 98104
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Ashland Gallery Association Art Exhibit Openings & Artist Receptions
First Friday Art Walk, December 7th from 5 to 8 PM
Stroll the galleries and take in the visual delights in downtown Ashland and the Historic Railroad District. Enjoy this free year-round community event, filled with a diverse array of artwork, live music, artist demonstrations, refreshments and lively conversation!
Ashland Gallery Association December Spotlight Exhibits
Photographers’ Gallery
Bittersweet: Yosemite 20 years Later.
Bobbi Murphy’s new show, Bittersweet: Yosemite 20 Years Later, opens on Friday, December 7th at The Photographers’ Gallery At The Ashland Art Center and will run through January.
Yosemite holds wonderful memories for me – of autumn walks in golden meadows and full moon nights along the Merced River listening to great horned owls call to their families on cold evenings. Tramping through spring meadows flooded with snow runoff, riotous with wild flowers.John Muir walked here and helped create America’s second great National Park.
There is no denying the impact of climate change on the park: drought, fire, pine beetles have killed 129 million trees in California and Yosemite has not been spared. It is heartbreaking to see and experience while remembering how magnificent it was just a few short years ago. But the tourists come in crowds greater than ever.
Despite all that we have done to it, Yosemite is still a glorious, spectacular place that makes a heart sing, even in the midst of destruction and devastation. We are loving it to death and yet, somehow don’t love it enough to save it and ourselves.
Ashland Art Center
Giving Tree Program
Help a local child and celebrate the Holiday’s by donating to Ashland Art Center’s Giving Tree.
December First Friday will be packed with excitement at Ashland Art Center.We will be kicking off our First Friday Weekend Sale, 10% off, December 7, 8 & 9th. Handcrafted work by local artists will include: paintings; photography; prints; jewelry; scarves; fiber art; woodwork; ceramics.
Shop, enjoy wine and music and help a child in need!We hope will you join us and spread some holiday cheer.
Giving Tree
Gallerie Karon
Gifts By The Gifted
Gallerie Karon’s December show features all of our artists with gifts for the holidays. Let us be your personal shopper – bring your list – we’re here to help.
The biggest news is that Gallerie Karon is expanding! Our new addition, “The Feathered Wing”, will be open by the holidays! In this new area, accessible through our main gallery, is a two-part section. The first is full of small, multiple use furniture pieces for smaller spaces. The second is a special area for Oriental furniture and accessories with larger scale antique Buddhas and Quan Yins. It’s a serene room far away from today’s problems and filled with things that you can use to create your own serene space at home.
We’ll have a Grand Opening once the expansion is completed, but the move is on!
Gallerie Karon
The Shepherd’s Dream
A Study on the Transition of Life
Nora Costley, Watercolorist, shares her artistic evolution through self-discovery and the mystery of the universe. Nora is a world traveler and holds a BA in Fine Art from the University of New Mexico.Her work has been displayed in the National Museum of Art in Washington, DC. She currently resides in the Rogue Valley.
She enjoys many forms of art including sculpture, traditional pottery making in Japan, Installation and Photography. Even as a watercolorist, Nora feels an artist does not need to stick with the same subject or medium. She prefers an artist’s creation to reflect the transient beings they are, and continue to demand an evolution as individuals. She states…”for me art is a constant exploration and experimentation of self and the universe, which parallels the exploration of medium and processes.” Also…”a driving force is art that stimulates personal power and freedom in myself and others.” Her practice has evolved from that of discovering and resolving the internal, to decoding the world at large. Often her ideas flow, and it’s not until a piece is complete, that it either is understood or not. The universe is of great curiosity to her, but as with Nora’s artistic endeavor, she is satisfied with the mystery.
Nora Costley, “Take Your Power Back” watercolor
Special Event!
Lithia Artisans Market
Lithia Artisans Holiday Market
Friday, December 14 ~ 10am-7pm
Saturday, December 15 ~ 10am-6pm
Sunday, December 16 ~ 11am-4pm
Our Holiday Market is moving to the Medford Armory after 13 seasons with the Art Wing at Briscoe Elementary in Ashland. For 2018, we plan to host over 60 artisans at this new location, featuring some of the finest locally crafted gifts you’ll find. Enjoy live music, a family-friendly atmosphere and a chance to support local artisans while shopping for one-of-a-kind gifts.
A raffle drawing will be held on Sunday afternoon at both of our holiday events. The winner receives a $100 gift certificate.This Holiday Season Support Local Handmade. Join Us!
For more information about all of our exhibits and to download the December Gallery Tour map, please visit: www.ashlandgalleries.com
Please see the attached “Spotlight Exhibits” and December Gallery Tour Map.
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The Annual Members’ exhibit in the Main Gallery is a favorite for many. You are invited to bring in one piece for this year’s theme “Don’t Fence Me In”. For this year, break through whatever boundaries you like as the title “Don’t Fence Me In” implies. (Though within our constraints of being a current member, and framing and dimensions requirements listed HERE>>) This is one of the few exhibits you can submit a piece that is not for sale.
Annual Members Exhibit – Don’t Fence Me In
Drop-off one piece on the theme “Don’t Fence Me In” on Friday, November 2,10am-5pm and Saturday, November 3, 11:00-3:00 pm. The exhibit runs November 9-December 21, 2018. The reception is Friday, November 16, 2018, 5-8pm. Pick-up is Saturday, December 22, 2018 11am-3pm and Wednesday, January 2, 2019, 10am-5pm.
ELIGIBILITY
•Artists must be current members of the Rogue Gallery & Art Center. They may become a member at the time of drop-off.
• Work is your original art (no reproductions) created within the last two years.
• Photographs and hand-pulled prints are signed.
• Work is in excellent condition (clean mats and frames).
• Work is properly framed and wired for hanging. For safety of artwork, we do not allow saw tooth hangers.
• Watercolors and works on paper must be covered by glass or Plexiglas with no exposed edges (closed frames only). Wrapped canvas is ok.
• Outer dimensions (including frame) are 40” x 40”.
• Please do not submit work that has previously been display in any of our galleries.
• Artist receives 60% of sale price: Rogue Gallery receives a 40% commission of retail sale.
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OCTOBER 2018 NEWSLETTER
A R T E N H A N C I N G C O M M U N I T Y
Pumpkin Field
by
Walt Wirfs
Pear
by
Carol DeKorte
Abstract
by
Patrick Beste
Barn Owl
by
Katharine Gracey
Cornfield
by
Judy Buswell
The Cuckoo Oracle
by
Leona Sewitsky
Hunter Moon
by
Phillip Young
Vampy Moon
by
Katharine Gracey
Witch
by
Tom Glassman
Light
by
Sue Bennett
The Perfect Day
by
Mark Daucher
Witch Quilt
by
Charlotte Wirfs
Raven
by
Tony Laenen
Bewitched Garden Handbook
by
Leona Sewitsky
Self-Portrait
by
Dan Mish
Come and Visit Jacksonville Art Presence Art Center
on the grounds of the Historic Courthouse
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Tomorrow, August 31, is the last day to turn in your Flowers of Hope panels.
These projects can be done during our regularly scheduled workshops on Wednesday and Saturday mornings from 10 – 12n. Please call or email ahead to reserve your space.
Painting With Frit
October 6th
10a-12pm
Lunch
1-4pm
Learn to use frit, hand pulled stringers, 96 glass and glass enamels to quickly add dimension and a painterly quality to your fused glass art.
We’ll explore different techniques through 3 small panels, focusing on clouds, trees, water and layering backgrounds. We’ll also address combining colors and picture composition.
Find out how easy it is to develop your sketches from photos and other inspiration. These panels can be a great reference guide for future projects.
All frit, stringers, glass, glass enamels and lunch are included.
Glass fusing: Basics or equivalent is required.
$145
Morning Workshops:
Come join our morning workshops on Wednesday and Saturday mornings from 10a – Noon. Use our tools and workshop space. $10 for 2 hours! Call to reserve your space. You can do a Flowers of Hope panel during any of our workshops…or a “Try Fusing” panel to get you started in fusing. You can also schedule bigger projects. Contact us for more information.
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Main Gallery
Art in Bloom: Darla Baack, Vera Melnyk & Kathy Morawiec
Exhibit date: April 27–June 1, 2018
Reception Date: May 18, 2018
Darla Baack, Sun and Moon, Stained Glass
This beautiful exhibit features works from three Northwest artists; Kathy Morawiec, who paints loose, lively, colorful flowers, Vera Melnyk, who produces mosaic of complex textures and patterns and Darla Baack, who creates luminous works in stained glass. The Rogue Gallery & Art Center celebrates Downtown Medford’s annual Art in Bloom Festival with an exhibit that features the beauty of spring. Stained glass by Darla Baack is luminous and meditative in its representation of the nature and the heavens. Vera Melynk’s bold abstract mosaics shimmer and reflect from the varied colors of stone, minerals, and glass she has acquired from her travels. Kathy Morawiec paints large floral paintings that are as fresh and lively as the flowers they depict.
Community Gallery
Seductive Pathways: Photographs by Vivian McAleavey
Exhibit date: May 4–June 8, 2018
Reception Date: Friday, May 18, 2018
Vivian McAleavey, Going Home, Photo
Southern Oregon artist Vivian McAleavey has wandered the American West finding magical pathways suggesting possibilities and capturing nature’s ability to soothe and inspire. This exhibit includes photographs that are dreamy and mysterious of natural wonders throughout the west.
Refreshments will be served at the reception on May 18, from 5:00 – 8:00 pm.
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Art and Music have always gone well together…. and that is why the Rogue Gallery and Art Center and Britt Festival are excited to blend music and art this year!
Mark your calendars for May 18, 2018, 6:30 – 7:30 pm
for the Third Friday Downtown Medford Artwalk
Teddy Abrams will be at the Rogue Gallery to talk about his passion – music.
Teddy Abrams is a versatile musician and widely-acclaimed Director and Conductor of the Britt Orchestra. He plays the piano, clarinet and composes. A tireless advocate for the power of music, Abrams fosters interdisciplinary collaboration with organizations including the Louisville Ballet, the Center for Interfaith Relations, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, the Speed Art Museum, and the Folger Shakespeare Library.
In addition on the May 18 Third Friday Art Walk, the Rogue Gallery will celebrate two new exhibits. The Main Gallery exhibit “Art in Bloom: Darla Baack, Vera Melynk & Kathy Morawiec” features Mosaics, Glass & Paintings. The Community Gallery exhibit “Seductive Pathways: Photographs by Vivian McAleavey” displays mysterious and beautiful photography. Come meet the talented artists of these exhibits!
Refreshments and wine will be served. Wine provided by Weisinger Family Winery. May 18th at 6:30 pm, Teddy will bring his keyboard and talk about music at the Rogue Gallery. Don’t miss this special event!
The Rogue Gallery wishes to thank the sponsor of this event:
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and you will make one 4″ x 4″ abstract tile, all supplies included. If you would like to make one or two of the the 6″ x 6″ birch tiles you will need to buy the ink to make them. The Spring Birches use 5 colors. The Winter Birches use 3 colors. All attendees will get a discount on the inks and tools if you decide to buy them. Tiles are included.This class will fill up quickly so sign up today!
SO here’s the coolest thing that
happened last week:
Dory brought in
12 Flowers of Hope panels
that she made at home!
Aren’t they just the cutest?
Thank you to everyone who has been in this year and made panels. It’s looking like it’s going to be a great year!!
These projects can be done during our regularly scheduled workshops on Wednesday and Saturday mornings from
10 – 12n. Please call or email ahead to reserve your space.
Painting with Frit 2
April 28th & May 5
1-4pm
Take your frit painting to the next level!
Learn the secrets to multi-layering glass, paint and frit giving your artwork depth and dimension.
Project is shown with bear but there is a deer pattern available as well.
This will be a small class and will fill up quickly so register today.
$125
One Space Left!
Painting with Glass Enamels
Dogwood Spoon Rest or
Small Platter
May 19th
1-4pm
Paint dogwood flowers, leaves and branches on the top layer and learn to paint complementary watercolor backgrounds on a second layer to create depth and interest.
This 10″ x 6″ spoon rest is not only beautiful but a handy accessory for any kitchen. Small platter also available.
This class includes all materials and 2 firings.
$55
Painting with Frit
One Saturday Morning and Afternoon
June 2nd
10a-12pm
Lunch
1-4pm
Learn to use frit, hand pulled stringers, 96 glass and glass enamels to quickly add dimension and a painterly quality to your fused glass art.
We’ll explore different techniques through 3 small panels, focusing on clouds, trees, water and layering backgrounds. We’ll also address combining colors and picture composition.
Find out how easy it is to develop your sketches from photos and other inspiration. These panels can be a great reference guide for future projects.
All frit, stringers, glass, glass enamels and lunch are included.
Glass fusing: Basics or equivalent is required.
$135
Alcohol Ink Class
June 16
1-3pm
$20 plus materials
Morning Workshops:
Come join our morning workshops on Wednesday and Saturday mornings from 10a – Noon. Use our tools and workshop space. $10 for 2 hours! Call to reserve your space. You can do a Flowers of Hope panel during any of our workshops…or a “Try Fusing” panel to get you started in fusing. You can also schedule bigger projects. Contact us for more information.
Teddy Abrams is a versatile musician and widely-acclaimed Director and Conductor of the Britt Orchestra. He plays the piano, clarinet and composes. A tireless advocate for the power of music, Abrams fosters interdisciplinary collaboration with organizations including the Louisville Ballet, the Center for Interfaith Relations, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, the Speed Art Museum, and the Folger Shakespeare Library.
