John Granacki
Master of Space & Time

Grants Pass' Most Celebrated First Friday Art Exhibitionist

Public Exhibition History
(underlined entries were First Friday Art Walk events in which John Granacki was the featured artist)

1970, San Jose State University, Student Union Gallery, San Jose, CA

1979, WESTERCON (West Coast Science Fiction Convention), San Francisco, CA

1981, WESTERCON Art Show, Sacramento, CA

1983, Woodville Art Show, Rogue River, Oregon

1984, Woodville Art Show, Rogue River, Oregon ~ 1st Place, Portraiture

1991, Dan Thompson Gallery, Grants Pass, Oregon

1991, KSYS Public Television Art Auction, Medford, Oregon

1992, Elegance Antiques & Gallery, Grants Pass, Oregon

1992/1993, Yellow Pages Bookstore, Grants Pass, Oregon

1993, Taylor Christopher Agency, Grants Pass, Oregon

1994, Rogue Gallery, Medford, Oregon

1995, Wiseman Gallery, Grants Pass, Oregon
RCC Student Exhibit

1995, LISTEN HERE ~ Grants Pass, Oregon
"Master of Space & Time"

1995, Wiseman Gallery Annex, Grants Pass, Oregon
[censored]

1996, "Southern Oregon Magazine" ~ www.so-oregon.com

1996, LISTEN HERE ~ Grants Pass, Oregon
"Promise Her Anything, and Other Flights of Fancy"

1996, Bridge Books, Grants Pass, Oregon
"Captain Belchfire's Garage Sale"

1997, Blue Pine Brew Pub, Grants Pass, Oregon
"The Good, The Bad, and The Utterly Weird!"

1997, LISTEN HERE, Grants Pass, Oregon
"The Blues Police & other Suburban Myths"

1998 Bridge Books, Grants Pass, Oregon

2000, Blue Pine Brew Pub ~ Grants Pass, Oregon
"Escape from the Prison Planet"

2002, AAUW Show ~ Grants Pass Museum of Art

2003, Blue Stone Cafe ~ Grants Pass, Oregon
(with Kurt Mottram)

2004, Creative Alternative / UU Center ~ Grants Pass, Oregon
(with Peace & Mottram)

2005, LISTEN HERE ~ Grants Pass, Oregon
"Functional, Dysfunctional, and Just Plain Fun"
DETAILS BELOW!

     
 

 
First Friday Art Night, September 2
at Listen Here Music, 6th & H Streets in Downtown Grants Pass
 

Functional

Dysfunctional

& Just Plain Fun
 

Artwork by

John Granacki
Master of Space and Time

Functional, Dysfunctional, and Just Plain Fun
@LISTEN HERE in September

John Granacki is one of southern Oregon's most celebrated artists, this being his twelfth (or is it his thirteenth?) featured appearance on the Grants Pass First Friday Art Walk, beginning with his original "Master of Space & Time" show in November of 1995 at Listen Here.

Actively and semi-actively pursuing his muse, since and before moving to southern Oregon in 1983, Granacki soon caught the attention of the southern Oregon art community by winning a First Place award for portraiture in the prestigious Woodville (Rogue River) Fine Arts Association's 1984 juried show.  Since then, his work has been well recieved in several of the Grants Pass area's finer establishments, including: the Blue Stone Bakery Cafe, the Blue Pine Brew Pub, Bridge Books, the Creative Alternative, the Dan Thompson Gallery, Elegance Antiques & Collectibles, The Falls, the Grants Pass Museum of Art, Rogue Gallery (Medford), the RVUUF Gallery (Ashland), the Taylor-Christopher Agency, the Wiseman Gallery and Annex, and Yellow Pages bookstore. 


 

 

 
On the Functional Side...



A sunflower table, on an old pot bellied woodstove base.  Sure, why not? 


 



Here's a handly little primitive pine box with some pine cones and boughs painted on it (and it's only $15 bucks!!!) and beneath it a gorgeous "nesting" table in a Monterey / faux Arts & Crafts style (on sale for just $49!)

 

"Davy Jones' Watercooler"
A triptyche of sorts, rendered in oil upon the sheetmetal shell of an office watercooler.  In addition to the usual sharks, mermaids and skin divers, this dandy little unit features starfish, bluefish (as in "one fish, two fish..."), octopi, kelp forests, a seahorse, and a sunken galleon, complete with a treasure chest overflowing with gold!



In addition to LOTS more furniture, we've got saws and mailboxes, all painted up in various regional lodge and ranch motifs! (pictured: Grant's Pass bookstand; Grants Pass/Finley Bend saw; Leaping Rainbow Trout mailbox)