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Friday, Feb. 22: Closing reception for Mary Larson's art show

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Friday, Feb. 22: Closing reception for Mary Larson's art show

HOMELESS OUT OF SEATTLE >>> The memory part of my ageing brain fails to dredge up a clear picture of where I first saw Mary Larson's portraits of homeless people in Seattle. I think it was some documentary on telvision, or perhaps I walked into some gallery in the

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"Abstract - Representational Continuum" at Evergreen State College

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"Abstract - Representational Continuum" at Evergreen State College

There is an excellent art exhibit in the gallery at The Evergreen State College. It is called "An Abstract - Representational Continuum" and it juxtaposes abstract art with slightly surrealistic photographs culled from the college's art collection. Included are works by well-known West Coast artists and a few nationally-recognized artists.

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Through March 6: "An Abstract - Representational Continuum"

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Through March 6: "An Abstract - Representational Continuum"

There is an excellent art exhibit in the gallery at The Evergreen State College. It is called An Abstract - Representational Continuum and it juxtaposes abstract art with slightly surrealistic photographs culled from the college's art collection. Included are works by well-known West Coast artists and a few nationally-recognized artists.

Calligraphic art exhibit "Out of the Silence" promotes dialogue

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Calligraphic art exhibit "Out of the Silence" promotes dialogue

I attended the opening of "Out of The Silence," an art exhibit in Olympia's Urban Onion lobby. It was a phenomenal event and a phenomenal exhibition. As they say in high society, everyone who is anyone was there: Mayor Stephen Buxbaum, Congressman Denny Heck, a handful of City Council members,

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Through March 30: "Out of The Silence"

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Through March 30: "Out of The Silence"

I attended the opening of "Out of The Silence," an art exhibit in Olympia's Urban Onion lobby. It was a phenomenal event and a phenomenal exhibition. As they say in high society, everyone who is anyone was there: Mayor Stephen Buxbaum, Congressman Denny Heck, a handful of City Council members,

Digital Media and Ceramic Installation at Kittredge Gallery

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Digital Media and Ceramic Installation at Kittredge Gallery

  The latest show at Kittredge Gallery, University of Puget Sound, is a fascinating installation that may prove difficult to describe. I'll do my best while suggesting that you see for yourself. It is called K?kai, and it is a collaborative project between digital media artist Robert Campbell and ceramic sculptor Yuki

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Through March 2: "Kukai"

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Through March 2: "Kukai"

The latest show at the University of Puget Sound's Kittredge Gallery is a fascinating installation that may prove difficult to describe. I'll do my best while suggesting that you see for yourself. It is called "Kukai," and it is a collaborative project between digital media artist Robert Campbell and ceramic sculptor

"Azul: Contemporary Interpretations In Primary Blue Mood"

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"Azul: Contemporary Interpretations In Primary Blue Mood"

  I am honored to be in the "Azul" exhibition with five excellent artists at B2 Gallery. I will not write about my own paintings, but will comment on the other artists. There are some astonishing works to be seen, starting with the all-blue figurative sculpture by Francisco Salgado featured on the

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Through March 2: "Azul: Contemporary Interpretations In Primary Blue Mood"

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Through March 2: "Azul: Contemporary Interpretations In Primary Blue Mood"

There are some astonishing works to be seen, starting with the all-blue figurative sculpture by Franciso Salgado featured on the show poster. It's like a combination Henry Moore and Rodin but made of unidentified mixed media, which looks to me like sticks and straw with plaster slathered with cobalt blue

Through Feb. 15: "My Kind of Place" postcard show

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Through Feb. 15: "My Kind of Place" postcard show

Last year's postcard show at South Puget Sound Community College was a huge success so they're doing it again. This one does not seem quite as good, but maybe it's just that the novelty has worn off. Last year's theme was "Wish you were here," and there were a lot

"My Kind Of Place" postcard show

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"My Kind Of Place" postcard show

Last year's postcard show at South Puget Sound Community College was a huge success so they're doing it again. This one does not seem quite as good, but maybe it's just that the novelty has worn off. Last year's theme was "Wish you were here," and there were a lot of

Tuesday, Jan. 22: John Carlos lecture

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Tuesday, Jan. 22: John Carlos lecture

Forty-five years ago John Carlos and Tommie Smith raised black-gloved fist in the air and the whole world took note. That image remains indelible even today. The event was the Olympics in Mexico City. Smith had won the gold medal in the 200 meter race and Carlos

Revisiting the Black Panther salute

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Revisiting the Black Panther salute

Forty-five years ago John Carlos and Tommie Smith raised black-gloved fist in the air and the whole world took note. That image remains indelible even today. The event was the Olympics in Mexico City. Smith had won the gold medal in the 200 meter race and Carlos had won bronze.

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Through April 19: "Greek and Roman Mythology"

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Through April 19: "Greek and Roman Mythology"

The "Greek and Roman Mythology" exhibition at Tacoma Community College is outstanding. The operative word is strength - depicted strength of character, purpose and ideology; beauty and strength in the human body, and strong drawing and composition. There is also a lot of humor and wisdom in

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