Still Point Art Gallery

Current Exhibitions

Earth Water Fire Air: Our World in Abstract

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.

Col Mitchell Linehan Jarred Pffeiffer McCormick Tober

Artists of Distinction for this exhibition are ceramic artist Jarred Pfeiffer, painter Linnea Heide, and photographer Patrick Linehan. 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. Read editor's remarks about this exhibition.

Be sure to enjoy the work of these artists in the Gallery.

All artists selected to exhibit work in this show:

Thomas Acevedo	Gary Engle	Sherry Myhre
Judith Anderson	David Gordon	Keiko Nomoto
Brigitte Balbinot	Corey Hardeman	Jarred Pfeiffer
Richard Barrett	Linnea Heide	Sheree Rasmussen
Michelle Bauer	Paul Hitchen	Marie Reamer
Mike Bell	Lucy J. Hays	Jennifer Seo
Sabine Blodorn	Susan Johnson	Geoff Silvis
Eldred Boze	William Klein	Pamela Soldwedel
John Brooks	Terry Kruse	Jane Soodalter
Rick Chapman	Ryosuke Kumakura	Louis Spano
Nina Clayton	Patrick Linehan	Daniel Sroka
Kathleen Conway	Cheryl MacLean	Marko Susla
Bob Craig	Laurie McCormick	Nancy Teague
Raymond Difley	Col Mitchell	Linnea Tober
Malcolm Easton

Elements of Art: Texture will remain a featured exhibition through November 6, 2012 and will remain online until November 6, 2013.

Enjoy!

-Christine

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