Exhibition
Schedule
Please check back after the art walk for
photographs, retrospective commentary,
and Rogue Planet's pick for BEST IN SHOW!
THE
ART:
FIREHOUSE
GALLERY, RCC
214 SW 4th ~ 956-7339 / 956-7489
RCC Art Faculty
Exhibit ~ May 1 - 26, 2007
An exhibit of artwork
created by the art faculty at Rogue Community College. This annual show features
painting, sculpture, watercolor and mixed media by Madalin Blue, Andrea Ciaston,
Tommi Drake, Pat Enos, Janet Higgins, Billie Miracle, Carl Seyboldt and Tom
Wilson. In the Community Exhibits Room: “War - Reactions &
Commentaries” collage by RCC students!
GRANTS PASS
MUSEUM OF ART
229 SW G Street ~ 479-3290
Explore your unique
environment with us!
"Where We
Live" features the natural wonders of Southern Oregon as depicted by Paula
Fong, botanical watercolor art, Randy White, photography and July Weiner, oil
painting. Related projects by Gladiola High School students are presented.
Lichen dyed weavings by Rachel Winters are also displayed. Come see how the
common is transformed to uncommon beauty, while the little known and unseen is
revealed for the first time. The RCC Chorus will perform several jazz
sets.
THE
HARPER-HOWELL
GALLERY
229-B SW G Street ~ 956-9378
The famous CENTER
PARTITION at Harper-Howell will feature a show of smaller Abstract paintings by
our own R. Samuel Santi, Nina Bindi and Suzanne Green … the Show opens First
Friday night and continues for the month of May. Come to the OPENING and meet
the artist, sample the complimentary refreshments, and bask in live jazz by the
Tim Wallace Band. In addition, view new works by more than thirty outstanding
regional artists. This month we welcome Nicoli van Geldern (Art Jewelry), Patsy
Heller (Watercolors) and Emily Tyrrell (Photography) to the Harper-Howell!
THE CREATIVE
ALTERNATIVE
229 SW G Street, Suite A ~ 472-0643
The Creative Alternative a fair trade store presents a two-part
show; Sean Strunk is one of the artists for May. Sean has been drawing since
age seven when he did a near perfect rendition of a chicken from his cartoon
book. Now at age 33 Sean is still making images and works in his studio at
home, creating art that he hopes will inspire happiness in the viewer.
Fruitdale elementary students will have a representative display of their
permanent all school art quilt project. The project was funded in part by a
matching grant from the 3rivers school foundation and was nurtured by a
talented and energetic textile artist Kathy Kelly. Each student had painted
and embellished a quilt piece with words of a river or a tree leaf the trees
and river represent the commun9ity spirit within and surrounding Fruitdale
School
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BLIND
GEORGE’S NEWS STAND
117 SW G Street
476-3463 E MAIL
Please join us at
Blind Georges to celebrate digital art by Khier P Starchylde Digital art has
taken root in our DVD movies, TV, and magazines. Now Khier P Starchylde brings
it to maturity in Fine Art in amazing Mandalas, startling drawings together
with photos, and unusual photographic pieces. He likes to take his nature
pieces and add digital creations that lend appealing juxtapositions and often
social commentary.
WELCOME
CENTER
198 SW 6th
Street 955-7144 CB
Photographer
Dennis Kirkland will be showing his artwork during the May First Friday Art
night. Dennis originally started taking photographs as a way to document and
record the beauty of the places I visited. In the mid 1990’s photography
started becoming more important to him. Now his goal with photography is to
enjoy the experience of being in the natural world and try to capture the
essence of special places and creatures on film. He also enjoys creating
abstract, impressionist, or unusual images by using techniques such as
multiple exposure, reflections, and taking pictures of images in water drops.
ETHEREAL CAFÉ
208 SW 6th Street 472-0807
Ethereal Café is pleased to present Wane Wantabe & friends
performing country, soft rock, and folk: Local artist Kathy Rizzo will feature
oil paintings of roses, landscapes, seascapes and more; renowned artist Bruce
Hansel will feature oil paintings.
LISTEN HERE MUSIC
234 SW 6th Street ~ 479-6131
The Gallery
at Listen Here is proud to present resident artist John Page with some of his
recent functional art furniture, including “Yemaya”, a tall
cabinet/sculpture homage to the Nubian Goddess of Creation. Joining John is
Photographer Timothy Bullard, celebrating Cinco de Mayo with a portrait of
Sayulita, Mexico. A small fishing village 40 miles north of Puerto Vallarta.
Come enjoy the art, music and the experience which is The Gallery at Listen
Here!
"H"
St. ANTIQUES & INTERIORS
138 SE H Street 956-1200
Local
artist Janet E Higgins exhibits her steel and ceramic sculpture at H Street
Antiques during the month of May. Janet has exhibited her work in the region
since moving to Grants Pass with her family 14 years ago and has been teaching
sculpture classes at Rogue Community College since last spring. Her most
recent is a sculpture combination of steel clay and features her recently
completed! ”Cage Man”, a life-sized steel man housing a group of steel
birds. Janet is active as a member of the Board of the Grants Pass Museum of
Art and is co-owner of AMBUS, a gallery in Medford.
HOME ECONOMICS:
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, VINTAGE &
OTHERWISE...
426 SW Sixth Street, 476-7096
Objectified Natural Archetypes: Contemporary Botanical Sculpture
Palmetto Sabal Fronds, Pods from
Amazonian Baobabs, Manzanita Branches, Nippa Pod Clusters & other
botanical specimens are sparsely presented on freestanding sculptural wooden
bases and exotic hardwood panels for wall mounting. “Difficult to describe…
simultaneously primordial, elegant, austere, and organic … strikingly
contemporary art plucked directly from nature.
Krista Hagel: Synergizing Silver Stones Krista Hagel. A self-taught fine art
jewelry maker, mounts crystals and semi-precious stones with saturated
coloration into sterling silver earrings, necklaces and bracelets. Citing
oceanic influences as a major creative force, Hagel favors sea foam green pale
shell pink, limpid blue and amber-colored stones with naturally formed pearls
in her one-of-a-kind creations. Hagel’s transcendent creations delicately
balance crisp, contemporary lines with a timeless and classic sensibility.
Stylish and surprisingly affordable.
TREASURED
MEMORIES
420 SW 6th Street ~ 479-5982
Monica Burtley
Stop by Treasured
Memories and see the First Place winners from the Josephine County Artists
Association Spring Art Show. Artists Eileen Shropshire, Janet Rawlings,
Marianne Nielsen, Pearlene Gavlik, Jude Wroblewski and Heike Arnold will have
their work on display. In addition to the First Place winners, Eileen
Shropshire’s painting, which won Best of Show, and Donna Walsh's painting,
which won both the Peoples Choice Award and the Jury of Your Peers - Award of
Excellence, will both be displayed for your enjoyment.
JOSEPHINE
COUNTY HISTORIC SOCIETY
508 SW 5th
Street 479-7827
(Corner 5th & J
Street )
“Alphabet Soup,” the alphabet illustrated in oils, is the highlight of “A
Touch of Class: A Few of Our Favorite Subjects,” an art show in May at the
historic Schmidt House and Barn, corner of Fifth and J streets. Shirley Bell’s
adult painting class, The Brush Strokers, has painted a “quilt” featuring
an illustrated alphabet lesson for beginning readers. Thirty painters from
Grants Pass and Rogue contributed to the project.
“Michael Oaks will demonstrate “Artistry in Mortar and Brick,” an e-book
of Grants Pass’ historic district as it was in the years between 1883 and
1912, in the Josephine County Historical Society’s Research Library, corner
of Fifth and K streets. A limited number of e-books will be available for
purchase. Those interested in obtaining a copy of the CD can also place
orders. A reception for the artists is planned from 6 to 8 p.m. A brief tour
of the landmark Schmidt House and history lesson is given every First Friday.
The Schmidt House is located at 508 S.W. Fifth Street, corner of Fifth and J
streets.
4TH
STREET BEAUTY CO.
213 SW 4th
Street 476-1176
4th Street Beauty
Company presents a night with Christine Cutty as she displays “Art Therapy”
watercolor with black overlays creating a different picture for each person as
objects appear from within the dimensions. Christine is a local artist who
attended V.C. Santa Barbra with a B.A in art studio and received honorable
mention in Aug. ’06 while showing at Firehouse.
HELLGATE
SHOP / RIVER ROCK
966 SW 6th Street ~
479-7204
Join us this Friday … ShopRiverRock will feature Thomas
Kirchen a 13 year Rogue Valley resident and artist originally from the bay
area; Tom specializes in beautiful digital landscape photography. This
evening, we will also be hosting the Applegate Valley’s own Academy Wines at
our wine bar which will be open from 4:00 pm to 8:00pm. Come try a fabulous
selection of fine Southern Oregon!
WISEMAN
GALLERY, RCC
3345 Redwood
Highway, Grants Pass, 956-7339
RCC Student Art Exhibit 2007
A multi-media
exhibit of artwork created by the students in this year’s art courses.
Redwood Campus ~ May 14 - June 15, 2007
Reception and award ceremony 4pm on Tuesday, May 22
Riverside Campus ~ May 24 - June 8, 2007
Reception and award ceremony 4-6pm on Thursday, May 24
SUPPORTING
MERCHANTS:
THE GLASS FORGE
GALLERY & STUDIO
501 SW G Street ~ 955-0815
Glass blowing demonstrations and pianist Jon Galfano.
GOODY TWO
SHOES
220 SE 7th
Street 955-2966
Remember Mom’s Day is coming up!
See our live mannequins model lingerie!
Come on over to the 7th Street side!
THE
KITCHEN COMPANY
212 SW 6th Street 955-5311
Come meet
John Ash, renowned chef and author. John will be signing his latest
cookbook “From the Earth to the Table”. While here enjoy a sample from
one of the tempting recipes in the cookbook.
6TH STREET
ANTIQUE MALL
328 SW 6th Street
6th Street Antique Mall will be featuring the “Quintessential
Woodwind Quintet” stop by and see all the new and exciting things going
on in our mall. Come join us for refreshments and enjoy the fun.
ELEGANCE
321 SE 6th
Street 476-0570
We will be
hosting Bob Denman of Slagle Creek Vineyards and Rene` Eichmann from Bear
Creek Winery. They will be pouring their new and current vintages for your
enjoyment. $10 tasting fee.
GIFTS
TO REMEMBER
202 SW 6th Street 955-9197
Come in and enjoy San Francisco Music Box Company, music boxes from
artists Thomas Kinkade and Lena Liv. Hand painted art glass from Amia and
Joan Baker, six-time Tori Award winner dolls from Rustie and Rustie
Original Dolls. Coveted doll of the year, award & Dolls of Excellence
and tri-award winner Fayzal Spanos Dolls. Come try samples of our new
product line Plentiful Pantry soups dips and cobblers.
Click
here to revisit last month's First Friday Art Night celebration!
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