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March 2010
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| GAGE EVENTS | |||
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Guest Lecture & Book Signing: Portrait Painting Atelier, with Suzanne Brooker Friday, March 26, 7:00pm; FREE Artist & Gage instructor Suzanne Brooker shares her approach and insights as a painter in this presentation & book signing. Her book, Portrait Painting Atelier: Old Master Techniques & Contemporary Applications, covers a wide range of topics for intermediate artists. |
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NEW! Teen Art Studios in Rainier Valley! Saturdays 6:30pm – 9:30pm March, April & May 2010 only The 2100 Building - Art Studio, 2100 24th Ave. S. (off Rainier Ave.), Seattle Teens ages 13-18, check it out: same great program in new location on Saturday nights! Opening March 6, Gage launches Teen Art Studios–Rainier Valley for three months only. More details here. |
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Spring Registration is Open! You may now register online for spring classes and workshops at Gage, and preview an exciting lineup of spring programs online. Spring classes begin Monday, April 12, 2010. Cover image by Kimberly Trowbridge |
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ArtTalk Series: Sally Cleveland Thursday, March 11, 12:30pm-1:30pm, FREE A Portland painter with almost 30 one-person shows to her credit, Sally Cleveland discusses how she composes and creates her fascinating slice-of-life landscapes. Rank and File Chairs, PNCA Room #206 by Sally Cleveland |
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Special Workshop at Gage: Chemical Hazards in the Arts Sunday, March 21, 1:30pm-4:30pm; FREE Art chemicals can contain toxic heavy metals, flammable solvents, corrosive acids, irritants and carcinogens; if used improperly, disposal can pollute the environment. Dave Wadell of King County Waste Management discusses art hazards and safer practices in this three-hour workshop. Clear Blue Waters, by Chris Peters |
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Gage Artist's Tool Kit Series: Getting it on the Wall Thursday, March 25, 12:30pm-1:30pm, FREE Karrie Baas, owner of Baas Framing Studio, covers framing on a budget, tools and hardware every artist should own, tradition vs. modern presentations and much more. Afternoon at Shell Lake, by Karrie Baas |
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March Teen Art Studios: Printmaking with Romson Bustillo Fridays, 6:30-9:30pm/Ages 13-18/FREE All materials provided. All levels welcome. Learn unique approaches to nontoxic printmaking. Explore imagery, composition and various media while learning monotype, stencil, dry point and collograph techniques. Create many types of prints and print collages using your personal history for the subject matter. Art by Romson Bustillo |
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Going, Going, Gone! Gage Summer Youth Programs are selling out fast, especially those for kids. To avoid disappointment, register early and reserve your child's place in an exciting selection of summer workshops. Preview classes and register online here for your convenience. |
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Masquerade Ball & Benefit Art Experiences Still Available! Select Art Experiences from the Masquerade Ball & Benefit still have a limited number of spaces just for you. There are opportunities to visit artists and their studios, participate in small-group art parties and much more. Visit the website to see your choices and to reserve your place. |
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Welcome Alisha Dall'Osto! Gage is pleased to announce that Alisha Dall'Osto has joined the staff as Coordinator for the new TAS Rainier Valley program. Alisha comes to Gage with a great deal of experience as a painter and teaching artist working with youth. Art by Alisha Dall'Osto |
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| GAGE EXHIBITIONS | |||
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Steele Gallery Little Women: Self Portraits by Carol Mallett Adelman Through March 20 Adelman combines self-portrait, historical reference and societal roles, fragments of visual experience, memory & imagination to imply a self never fully formed - a metaphor for the construction of self. Art by Carol Mallett Adelman |
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Coming Soon to the Steele Gallery Portrait Painting: Face On, Face Off, by Suzanne Brooker March 20 - April 16 Artists’ Reception: Friday, March 26, 6:00pm-8:00pm, FREE See portrait and demonstrative paintings from Suzanne Brooker’s book Portrait Painting Atelier. Brooker’s work combines Old Master techniques with modernist sensibilities. Don't miss the concurring lecture and booksigning by Brooker on March 26. Art by Suzanne Brooker |
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Rosen Gallery Spitting Image: Fourth Annual Gage Self-Portrait Competition Through April 3 Gage students and alumni put their best face forward in self-portrait work of a variety of genres, media and styles. Cath Brunner, director of public art at 4Culture, juried the exhibition and awarded prizes. Sequence of Events 2 by Aron Hart |
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Coming Soon to the Rosen Gallery From Pencil to Paint March 30 – May 14 Artists’ Reception: Friday, April 30, 6:00pm-8:00pm, FREE Students from the Mark Kang-O’Higgins Drawing and Painting Atelier present artwork based on independent projects that link observational studies and creative expression. Still Life, by Mark Kang-O'Higgins |
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Entry Gallery Prints and Ambrotype Portraits by Daniel Carrillo Through March 22 An exhibition of recent print works by Daniel Carillo, intaglio print artist, photographer and curator of Somespace Gallery in Seattle. Self Portrait #2, by Daniel Carillo |
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Coming Soon to the Entry Gallery Works by the Still-Life Painting Atelier March 30 – May 3 Artists’ Reception: Friday, April 30, 6:00pm-8:00pm, FREE The Still-Life Painting Atelier students of Gary Faigin present their most recent paintings focusing on the detailed style of the still-life tradition. Transparent and Solid, by Gary Faigin |
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| ARTBEAT: GALLERY SHOWS | |||
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Paul Havas Exhibits New Work at the Woodside/Braseth Gallery Through April 3 Artists' Reception: March 4th Woodside/Braseth Gallery, 2101 9th Ave., Seattle Northwest landscape artist Paul Havas exhibits his recent paintings of Washington subjects from Seattle to Skagit Valley. Blueberry Red, by Paul Havas |
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Christine Gedye Exhibits With Women Painters of Washington Through April 30, 2010 Artists' Reception: Thursday, March 4, 4:00-6:00pm Women Painters of Washington Gallery, 701 5th Ave., Columbia Center Building, Ste. 310, Seattle New oil paintings by Gage alumna Christine Gedye are part of "Light in the Air," a group art exhibition that showcases the diverse talents of 21 member artists from the greater Puget Sound region. Burning Off, by Christine Gedye |
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Milo Duke and Students Show at Rob Schouten Gallery March 5-31 Artists' Reception: Friday, March 5, 6:00pm-8:00pm Rob Schouten Gallery, 765 Wonn Rd., C-103, Greenbank Gage instructor Milo Duke and his students exhibit new work, with a percentage of their sales to be donated to aid the Mountain Gorilla Verterinary Project. The Leaning Towers of Acapulco, by Milo Duke |
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Kelly Lyles Shows in Museum of NorthWest Art's 'STYLE 2010' Saturday, March 6, 10:00am-5:00pm Museum of NorthWest Art, 121 S First St., La Conner Gage alumna Kelly Lyles shows her work in LaConner's Museum of NorthWest Art invitational MoNA STYLE 2010 show, an annual exhibition of wearable art by 40 northwest artists. "Picnic Dress" size 4/6, by Kelly Lyles |
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| ARTNEWS | |||
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Apply for 4Culture Project Funding If you're an artist or arts group, now is your time to apply to 4Culture for project support. Upcoming 2010 Project Deadlines: Individual Artist Grants – due March 10 Artists Group Grants – due March 18 |
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5th Annual Art of Hospitality Silent Auction & Art Show Thursday, March 25, 4:00-8:00pm; FREE Silent Auction runs 4:00-7:00pm Mayflower Park Hotel, 4th & Olive Way, Seattle The 5th Annual Art of Hospitality Silent Auction and Art Show features art from some of Seattle’s finest hospitality employees. Proceeds benefit the Haas Foundation, which helps improve the quality of life for needy secondary students throughout Washington State. |
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Art Dish Northwest Forum on Visual Art Seattle artists - keep an eye on www.ArtDish.com, one of the last surviving venues for reviewing visual art shows from around the region. Local art critics Gary Faigin, Matthew Kangas and Elizabeth Bryant have something to say that you might want to hear. |
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SUBMISSIONS WELCOME: The Drawing Board welcomes submissions from Gage instructors, students and alumni as well as community artists and arts groups.
Please send your event notice to susan@gageacademy.org by the third Monday of the month.
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