Yuletide 2013 Artists

 

Participating 2013 Yuletide Artists

 

Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture

2316 W. 1st. Ave

Spokane, WA

November 15-17, 2013

10AM-4:30PM

 

 

 

Leslie Ahrens

Ceramic Artist

Booth 18, Gallery C

  

 

 

Don Barron (Forest Gate Woodworks)

Wooden Boxes Artist

Booth 1, Gilkey Room

 

Pat Boyd

Mixed Media Artist

Booth 20, Gallery C

 

Karen Ciaffe

Jeweler

Booth 8, American Indian Activity Room

 

Nan Drye

Fiber Artist

Booth 13, Gallery C

 

 



 

Larry Ellingson

Mixed Media Artist

Booth 6, American Indian Activity Room

 

 

 

Ken Frybarger (Atelier of Glass)

Lampwork Artist

Booth 3, Gilkey Room

 

Anthony Gallaher (Fired Elements)

Jeweler

Booth 17, Gallery C

 

 

 

Jeff Harris

Potter

Booth 5, Gilkey Room

 

 

Juaquetta Holcomb (Garden Party Fibers-Handspun Yarn)

Fiber Artist

Booth 16, Gallery C

 

Kris Howell (Minutia)

Jeweler

Booth 4, Gilkey Room

 

 

Kathleen Hubbard

Jeweler

Booth 11, Gallery C

 

 

Linda Lowry

Photographer

Booth 7, American Indian Activity Room

 

 

Linda Malcom and Melinda Melvin

Mixed Media Artists

Booth 15, Gallery C

 

 

Judy Meddaugh

Pressed Flower Artist

Booth 2, Gilkey Room

 

 

Michele Mokrey and Denise Steen

Fiber Artists

Booth 19, Gallery C

 



 

Denise Robertson (Little Sistahs Wit Tudes)

Soft Sculpture Artist

Booth 10, Gallery C

 

 

Sharon Ronning

Fiber Artist

Booth 12, Gallery C

 

Bonnie Speigle (Handcrafted Soaps by Bonnie)

Soap Maker

Booth 9, American Indian Activity Room

 

Ron Vaughan

Wood Carver

Booth 14, Gallery C

 

 

 

 

 

Save the Date!

Graphics by Karen Kaiser

 

Pottery Classes with Liz Bishop

Seven Pieces

Liz Bishop

 

 

Pottery Classes with Liz Bishop

 

Visit a real working artist studio and learn the ceramic process including how to glaze and fire. Space is very limited, please register early.

 

For ages 8 to adult

$80 + $30 supply fee

This class meets on Saturdays:

October 19, 26 and November 2, 9, 16

10am-12pm

 

For more information on Liz Bishop's pottery class please visit:

Spokane Art School Classes

Harold Balazs and Mel McCuddin “Still Vertical”

 

"Untitled (Six Word Story)"

Harold Balazs

 

“The Desperate Coquette”

Mel McCuddin

 

 

Still Vertical

Harold Balazs and Mel McCuddin

October 4th - November 16th, 2013

 

 

All new work from two of Spokane’s most beloved artists.

 

Artist’s reception Friday, October 4th

 

5 to 9pm

 

All proceeds will benefit the Spokane Art School

 

Tinman Art Gallery

811 W. Garland Ave.

Spokane, WA 99205

509-325-3001

Larry Ellingson “Intuitive Chaos”

"Four Voices"

Larry Ellingson

Intuitive Chaos
Larry Ellingson
October 4th - 26th, 2013
 

Larry Ellingson’s art centers around “orphans” (objects removed from their original context) carefully yet carelessly united with other “orphans” in a new world of intuitive chaos.  This show includes Four Voices, a light and music construction, several photographic “pile on” assemblages, clothing accessories for 100 foot tall people and many brand new pieces.  ”I don’t get it, but I can’t stop looking at it,” a bemused onlooker said.

 

Artist’s reception Friday, October 4th

5 to 9pm

 

Proceeds to benefit the Spokane Art School

 

Spokane Art School

809 W. Garland Ave.

Spokane, WA 99205

Plein Aire Watercolor Workshop with Ken Spiering

 

Plein Aire Watercolor Workshop with Ken Spiering at the

Moore-Turner Heritage Gardens

Saturday, September 14^th & Sunday, September 15^th, 8 am to 12 noon

Location:             Moore-Turner Heritage Gardens

                                507 W. Seventh Ave.

                                Spokane, WA  99204

 

Fees:                     $80. workshop fee

 

Preregistration is required for all classes. 

To register on line, go to www.spokaneartschool.org or call 325-3001

Workshop held by Spokane Art School

 

Learn watercolor techniques suited for the outdoors in the beautiful restored gardens of Moore-Turner located in Spokane’s lower South Hill.  Create beautiful and dynamic foliage, with vibrant greens, and vivid colors that have the contrast and intensity of the plants and the environment that you are seeing.  This workshop will explore the entire spectrum of the artist’s palette using warm and cool colors, mixing them with adjoining colors; how to use complementary colors to balance each other to achieve rich and realistic volumes; how to create 3-D forms using shape making and color; how to establish a mood or atmosphere; how to impart a richness of color by juxtaposing multiple colors.  Ken will give an introduction about color, demonstrate masking, scratching through, painting negative spaces within negative spaces, and other special techniques to achieve bold and believable results. 

 

This workshop is open to participants who are high school age and older.  Watercolor experience is helpful but not necessary.   If you have experience with watercolor, bring your own supplies that you are used to using, including paper.  If you have little or no experience and need supplies, see Materials List.  You will also want to bring a water container, a camp stool, a broad brimmed hat, and appropriate attire for working outside.  Sunglasses and sunscreen are a must. 

 

About the artist…..Ken Spiering is internationally known for his diverse mediums and techniques including illustrations, watercolors and oil paintings, woodblock prints and etchings, carved wood, cast bronze, concrete and steel sculptures, copper enamels, as well as many monumental public art works.  His work is in collections throughout the world, and he has been an instructor of art at selected universities, public and private schools.

 

 

Moore-Turner Heritage Gardens is owned and operated by City of Spokane Parks & Recreation Department

 

Tresia Oosting- Rabbits, Laundry and Rain



Rabbity Interlude

Tresia Oosting

 

Rabbity Interlude

Tresia Oosting

September 6 - 28, 2013

 

After a recent spring visit to Scotland Tresia Oosting has created new work based on inspirations from an amazing journey. She was taken by the cute wild rabbits, laundry blowing in the wind, constant drizzle of rain and the magic of standing stones older than the Great Pyramids of Giza.

 

Artist's reception:

Friday, September 6th, 6 - 8 PM

 

All proceeds benefit the Spokane Art School

 

Tinman Gallery

811 W. Garland Ave.

Spokane, WA

509-325-1500