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Ordinary Everyday Objects
February 1 to April 30, 2013
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Take a look at the ordinary everyday objects you see every ordinary day. Objects small or large. Objects red, blue, or yellow; black or white. Objects hard or soft, old or new, shiny or dull. Objects for home, school, or work. Objects expendable; objects remarkable. Objects found, bought, or given. All sorts of objects…ordinary everyday objects.
Honored artists for this exhibition are:
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Laurie McCormick, Best in Show—Portfolio.
McCormick is from Los Angeles, California.
The six images in the exhibition are from
her series, Miniature Moments in My Daily Life.
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Leslie Parke, Best in Show—Single Image.
Parke is from Cambridge, New York.
Her winning image is China in the Ocean.
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Irene Hill, Best Photograph or Digital Artwork.
Hill is from Atlantis, Florida.
Her winning image is Fading Into the Past.
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Maya Gerr, Best Painting or Drawing.
Gerr is from Newton, Massachusetts.
Her winning image is Cabbages.
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Leyla Aysel Munteanu, Best Three-Dimensional
or Mixed-Media Artwork.
Munteanu is from Windsor, Ontario in Canada.
Her winning image is Size 38.
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Each of these winning artists has the opportunity to show more of their work as Gallery Artists as well as the chance to have a portfolio of their work published in the Gallery's highly-regarded art and literary publication, Still Point Arts Quarterly. Be sure to enjoy the work of these artists in the Gallery.
All artists selected to exhibit work in this show:
Nadia Adams, Dennis Angel, Robin Antar, Richard Barrett, Eldred Boze, John Brooks, Philip Clift, Kathy Conway, Megan Dill, Louis Ebarb, Maya Gerr, Irene Hill, Susan Landor Keegin, Catherine Roberts Leach, Jessica Levant, Michael Lynne, Laurie McCormick, Karl Melton, Leyla Aysel Munteanu, Jacqlyn Murdock, Leslie Parke, Dan Pyle, Cheryl Rau, Tatiana Roulin, Jane Soodalter, Marko Susla, Nancy Teague, Kristina Thalin, Leon Vanella, Maciej Zabawa
This exhibition was highlighted in the spring 2013 issue of Still Point Arts Quarterly.
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SACRED TIME - SACRED SPACE
November 7, 2012 to February 5, 2013
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The sacred manifests itself in time and space. Feasts, festivals, ceremonies, and rituals mark a return to sacred time, a separation from ordinary time, a time generally filled with excitement, significance, and transition. Temples, churches, shrines, and special areas in the natural world are sacred spaces, removed from our ordinary everyday environment, thus allowing us to focus on spirit—that which gives meaning to our lives. This exhibition explores the many expressions of Sacred Time and Sacred Space.
     
Artists of Distinction for this exhibition are photographer John Brooks, painter Deb Houston, and mixed media artist Jill Valliere. As Artists of Distinction, these artists have the opportunity to show more of their work as Gallery Artists as well as the opportunity to have a portfolio of their work published in the Gallery's highly-regarded art and literary publication, Still Point Arts Quarterly. Be sure to enjoy the work of these artists in the Gallery.
All artists selected to exhibit work in this show:
Loretta Alvarado, Adam Amara, Grethe Angen, JB Basham, Stephen Beckett, Sabine Blodorn, Steven Bogart, Eldred Boze, John Brooks, Leah Brosig, Kimberly Callas, Ione Citrin, Kathy Conway, Stacy DeMott, Susan Dessel, Henrietta DuBois, Gary Engle, Al Gerk, Paul Hitchen, Deb Houston, Walt Hug, Margruite Krahn, Flo Li, James Macdonald, Cheryl MacLean, Elena Malec, Susan McCulley, Ronnj Medini, Tommy Nienaber, Tatiana Nikolova-Houston, Sheree Rasmussen, Sarah Rehfeldt, Suzan Scott, Hadass Shereshevsky, Harvey Spears, Marko Susla, Jill Valliere, Leon Vanella, Carolyn WarmSun, Teresa Young, Annette Zalanowski
Selections from this exhibition appeared in the Winter 2012 issue of Still Point Arts Quarterly.
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ELEMENTS OF ART: TEXTURE
August 1 to November 6, 2012
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Everything has texture—texture we can feel (tactile) as well as texture we can see (visual). Texture ranges from smooth and slick to rough and jagged. In between there is bumpy, choppy, gritty, coarse, pebbly, grainy, pitted, wrinkly, mushy, drippy, and on and on. Texture is more important to us than we might realize. We care about the texture of our food, clothes, furniture, and surroundings. Texture is so important to us that it often elicits a response—sometimes favorable, sometimes unfavorable. Texture can help to convey a thought or a message. Texture is an important element of both tactile and visual communication, and thus an important element of design and art.
    
Artists of Distinction for this exhibition were ceramic artist Jarred Pfeiffer, painter Linnea Heide, and photographer Patrick Linehan.
Artists selected to exhibit work in this show:
Thomas Acevedo, Judith Anderson, Brigitte Balbinot, Richard Barrett, Michelle Bauer, Mike Bell, Sabine Blodorn, Eldred Boze, John Brooks, Rick Chapman, Nina Clayton, Kathleen Conway, Bob Craig, Raymond Difley, Malcolm Easton, Gary Engle, David Gordon, Corey Hardeman, Linnea Heide, Paul Hitchen, Lucy J. Hays, Susan Johnson, William Klein, Terry Kruse, Ryosuke Kumakura,Patrick Linehan, Cheryl MacLean, Laurie McCormick, Col Mitchell, Sherry Myhre, Keiko Nomoto, Jarred Pfeiffer, Sheree Rasmussen, Marie Reamer, Jennifer Seo, Geoff Silvis, Pamela Soldwedel, Jane Soodalter, Louis Spano, Daniel Sroka, Marko Susla, Nancy Teague, Linnea Tober
Selections from this exhibition appeared on pages 4 - 11 of the Fall 2012 issue of Still Point Arts Quarterly.
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STILL POINT IV
April 18 to July 31, 2012
One way of thinking about visual art is that the artist finds or discovers something - be it inside or outside of the artist - and, through art, holds it still. A photographer captures a moment in time with a click of the shutter and that moment is locked in stillness. A painter paints a scene using oils on canvas and that scene exists forever in a motionless state. A sculptor molds and shapes details of a human body, and that body stands frozen...never to age...never to change.
Still Point IV is the fourth annual exhibition focused on exploring those things that artists, through art, hold still.
    
Artists of Distinction for this exhibition were Leslie Anderson, Mike Bell, Jane Gottlieb, Helen Shulman, Mayumi Yamakawa, Tetiana Zakharova, and Kajal Zaveri.
Artists selected to exhibit work in this show:Leslie Anderson, Bujar Arizi, Scott Barnes, Stephen Beckett, Mike Bell, Pat Benincasa, Susan Bergin, Lauren Blackwell, John Brooks, Maya Chachava, Ione Citrin, Sean Collins, Kathy Conway, Bob Craig, Alan Crosby, Georgette Evans Grey, Colleen Fitzgerald, Fabrice Fouillet, Matthew Gauger, Jane Gottlieb, Lisa Graham, Pavia Justinian, Linda Pearlman Karlsberg, Doris King, William Klein, Sassoon Kosian, Cheryl MacLean, Monika Mori, Sandy Moser, Frank Myers, Jean Noon, Dan Pyle, Cheryl Rau, Jane Robinson, Nancy Scott, Helen Shulman, Damir Simic, Jane Soodalter, Jeffrey Stoner, Helen Sullivan, Marko Susla, Chris Taylor, Mayumi Yamakawa, Tetiana Zakharova, Kajal Zaveri, Maureen Zwier
Selections from this exhibition appeared on pages 4 - 13 of the Summer 2012 issue of Still Point Arts Quarterly.
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SPIRIT OF PLACE | SPIRIT OF HOME
February 15 to April 17, 2012
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We all need a place to call home, a place to which we belong, a place where we feel the pull and draw to come back again and again to be refreshed, renewed, revitalized. It may be a house, the city in which we were born, a cabin in the woods, a spot near the ocean, or a place far, far away that remains elusive. Wherever it is, this place feels like home. This place has magic, soul, and spirit.
  
Artists of Distinction for this exhibition were Frank Baggett, Allison Doherty, and Ron Testa.
All artists selected to exhibit work in this show:
Lisa Arnold, Lorelle Bacon, Frank Baggett, Stephen Beckett, Mike Bell, Lauren Blackwell, John Brooks, Jadranka Carluccio-Brbic, Ione Citrin, Bob Craig, Sally Cumming, M. Crit Davis, Allison Doherty, Ramona du Houx, Vivian Faulkner, Colleen Fitzgerald, Barbara Greaux, Marilyn Henrion, Susan Johnson, Joni McCaffrey, Joel McEachern, Ronnj Medini, Hariclia Michailidou, Lyubov Momot, Sherry Myhre, Nancy Scott, Harvey Spears, Freda Sue, Helen Sullivan, Marko Susla, Peter T. Kempson, Ron Testa, Sarah Tortora, Patty K. Wongpakdee, Annette Zalanowski
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ABSTRACTION ATTRACTION!
November 16, 2011 to February 14, 2012
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A celebration of the abstract in visual arts!
Our amazing artists have contributed to the creation of a truly amazing show!
    
Artists of Distinction for this exhibition were Steven Bogart, Ling Ling Cheng, Nomi Drory, David Kinsey, Keith Parks, and Cat van der Heiden.
All artists selected to exhibit work in this show:
Richard Barrett, Laura Bauer, B. Clyde Beck, Mike Bell, Lauren Blackwell, Steven Bogart, John Brooks, R. F. Buchan, David Burtner, Manihoo Chang, Ling Ling Cheng, Ione Citrin, Lee Clarke, Nina Clayton, Nik Clements, Celeste Cottingham, Bob Craig, Marie Dancy-Brennan, Jacqueline DelBrocco, Halina Domanski, Gary Engle, Susan Gainen, Pat Goltz, Sue Green, Gwen Gunter, James Harkins, Sue Anne Hoyt, Desiree Kantrim, David Kinsey, Sassoon Kosian, Candace Law, Nigel Lord, Richard Lund, Cheryl MacLean, SallyAnn Mickel, Paul Moss, Linda Murray, Lee Muslin, Selena Nawrocki, Mark Nutt, Julie O'Daly, Alexander Ouchinnikov, Keith Parks, Mikel Patrik, Saule Piktys, Charla Puryear, Dennis Quinn, Jerry Ree,d, Elizabeth Sheehan, Pamela Soldwedel, Jane Soodalter, Marko Susla, TT Tone, Jane Tracy, Barry Treu, Cat van der Heiden, Daniel Victor, Singway Wang, John Grady Williams, Laura Yang, Takeshi Yokokawa, Gogo Yu, John Zajac, Stephenie Zentara, Maureen Zwier
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DESTINATIONS: FAMOUS PLACES AND INTIMATE SPACES
August 10 to November 15, 2011
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The artist travels the world with a sketchbook, an easel, or a camera. The artist wants to draw…paint…take the photograph! The artist travels the world for excitement, challenge, and inspiration…people, culture, architecture, landscapes, cityscapes, famous monuments, ancient ruins. So much to see…so much to absorb. The world's famous places...the world's intimate spaces.
Our amazing artists have contributed to the creation of a unique and interesting exhibition, showing their views of places and spaces around the world. Truly, one of our finest exhibitions!
    
Artists of Distinction for this exhibition were photographer Ekaterina Bykhovskaya, photographer Ronnj Medini, and mixed media artist Marilyn Henrion.
Artists selected to exhibit work in this show:
Christine Bakke, Michal Barkai, Sabine Blodorn, John Brooks, Ekaterina Bykhovskaya, Amy Bynum, Adriana Chanmala, Alexandra Chehy, Ione Citrin, Robert Bruce Clark, Bob Craig, Paula Dixon, Monica Engeler, Michael Finley, George Gati, Matthew Gauger, Valerie Ghoussaini, Carol Gooberman, Jane Gottlieb, Marilyn Henrion, Marsha Hewitt, Miriam Karp, Glenn Larsen, Catherine Leach, Jessica Levant, Nigel Lord, Jim Lustenader, Ronnj Medini, Frank Myers, Timothy Paradise, Jerry Park, Davide Perella, Judy Reinford, Elizabeth Sheehan, Jane Soodalter, Harvey Spears, Helen Sullivan, Marko Susla, Ron Testa, Carla Woody
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