Category Archives: 2011-12

Robert Yoder Works in painting and collage. “The details and elements of his paintings and collages that are “missing” are really right there in front of the viewer, which can either create a disorienting sense of disconnection or a strong … Continue reading →

Dan Webb  Works in a variety of materials including wood, limestone and bronze. Two themes that have been sources of inspiration for the past several years. The first is the idea that much of the meaning of a work of … Continue reading →

Patt Blue has been a photographer for some thirty odd years concentrating on social issues. She began writing in 1998 for her sociological and visual document about spousal abuse and mental illness: Living On A Dream: A Marriage Tale that … Continue reading →

Katy Stone paints on a variety of materials and layers the elements into sculptural assemblages and installations that blur the boundaries between drawing, painting, and sculpture, engaging viewers with their complex fluidity. “I create objects with visual magnetism and distinct … Continue reading →

MARGIE LIVINGSTON POSTPONED TO WEEK 3- JANUARY 25 Margie Livingston Most painters are, abstractly speaking, sculptors of paint, building images through the careful application of layered pigments. But Livingston pushes this idea to an extreme in her construction of three-dimensional … Continue reading →

Week 8 – November 16, 2011-Kelly Kaczynski Kelly Kaczynski is a sculptor and installation artist. Her work, while existing in a temporal-spatial platform, is deeply materials based. She received an MFA from Bard College (‘03), NY and BA from The … Continue reading →

Week 7 – November 9, 2011-Tom Anderson Tom Anderson was born in 1951 in Salt Lake City, Utah, the son of a Jazz musician. He attended Clark College in Vancouver, WA, and received and Associate of Arts degree in 1971. … Continue reading →

Week 6 – November 2, 2011-Catherine Person A Pacific Northwest native, Catherine Person was raised with a family tradition of entrepreneurship. Her Russian grandfather, Max Person, immigrated to San Francisco in 1915, and made Seattle his home a year later. … Continue reading →

Week 4 – October 19, 2011- Seth Frankel (via telecommuting) Seth Frankel is the founding principal of a newly formed firm, Studio Tectonic in Boulder, Colorado. Studio Tectonic provides museum exhibition design, graphics and planning services. Seth has 18 years … Continue reading →