Sue Ellen Parkinson
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The Golden Shadow
May 1 - June 3, 2019
First Friday Reception
May 3rd 5 -8 pm
Artist talk: 6:30 pm
Northcoast Artists News
Welcome to Guest Members
Ryan Grossman & Andrea McFarland
Ryan Grossman & Andrea McFarland
Oil Painter Ryan Grossman
Alone but Not Lonely, Ryan Grossman
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Can Oil and Water Mix? Maybe so! Ryan Grossman is an amazing oil painter who depicts the water beautifully. It’s not surprising to discover that he grew up on Whidbey Island in the Pacific Northwest. Like him, his paintings have a quiet, thoughtful quality about them. They are exquisite in their detail. He is drawn to a wide range of subjects but mostly focuses on the beauty of our local seascapes. His work reminds us of the comfort we can find in nature, that sadly we often forget. Ryan says,"I like creating believable imagery... Especially if it can tell a story.”
Ryan now resides with his wife Erin in the town of Westport with their small dog, Alphie. Westport is a spectacular place from which to view the intersection of land and water Ryan so loves. |
Pastel Artist Andrea McFarland
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"The natural world is my passion and my refuge. In my work I try to recreate a hiker’s perspective of landscapes as potential journeys that can draw us out of our usual tired circle of thoughts into a more spacious place. I hope to simply convey the inherently generous, fluid and mysterious nature of the world that I see."
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Fine Woodwork Display at Northcoast Artists Gallery
We feel honored to have five alumni from the esteemed Krenov School of Fine Woodworking on display at Northcoast Artists Gallery. Their work will be on exhibit from October 2018 through March 2019.
James Krenov is renowned for his many books on woodworking. He came to Mendocino in the late 1970’s to teach a workshop at the College of the Redwoods. His knowledge and principles were so well received that he was persuaded to stay on and establish a school of fine woodworking. During his tenure the Krenov School gained an international reputation for excellence and continues to attract students from all over the world. It was recently transferred from the College of the Redwoods to the auspices of Mendocino College. Krenov died about 10 years ago but his legacy lives on and is visible in each one of these artists.
The featured woodworkers are: Laura Mays, (current Director and instructor at the school), Michael Burns (retired Director), and former students Tom Lees, Joshua Sterns and Robin Wilson. Each of these woodworkers has a unique style and direction. They create with the most beautiful woods, giving life and shape to just about every object they can imagine. The craftsmanship is inspiring.
Please come in and enjoy the regeneration of this disappearing art form! The artist at the front desk will be happy to assist you in showing you all the details.
James Krenov is renowned for his many books on woodworking. He came to Mendocino in the late 1970’s to teach a workshop at the College of the Redwoods. His knowledge and principles were so well received that he was persuaded to stay on and establish a school of fine woodworking. During his tenure the Krenov School gained an international reputation for excellence and continues to attract students from all over the world. It was recently transferred from the College of the Redwoods to the auspices of Mendocino College. Krenov died about 10 years ago but his legacy lives on and is visible in each one of these artists.
The featured woodworkers are: Laura Mays, (current Director and instructor at the school), Michael Burns (retired Director), and former students Tom Lees, Joshua Sterns and Robin Wilson. Each of these woodworkers has a unique style and direction. They create with the most beautiful woods, giving life and shape to just about every object they can imagine. The craftsmanship is inspiring.
Please come in and enjoy the regeneration of this disappearing art form! The artist at the front desk will be happy to assist you in showing you all the details.
Featured Woodworkers
New Member Virginia Ray adds her distinctive point of view to Northcoast Artists.
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Local assemblage artist, Virginia Ray’s whimsical and imaginative studies are like walking through a natural history museum, curiosity shop, and meditation temple. A dedicated artist and lover of life all of her years. She lives just a 5 minute walk to Seaglass Beach, which influences her latest creations from this beautiful Mendocino coast. |
We happily welcome Kyoko Hirota as a full member of Northcoast Artists Gallery.
Kyoko Hirota's playful images
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If you want to smile, be sure to spend some time with Kyoko Hirota’s work. Her pieces reflect a very humorous perception of the world at large. Through simple imagery and a few brush strokes, she somehow is able to capture the humbling experience of being human. You'll see qualities of your own in her pieces and perhaps qualities of your loved ones too. Hirota’s work changes us. It leaves us with a lighter heart.
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Guest Membership Opportunity
Northcoast Artists is currently looking for qualified artists to apply for guest memberships. Jewelers, especially, are urged to apply, although artists from all mediums will be considered.
Becoming a guest member is required before applying for a full membership.This allows the prospective artist to see what it's like to work in a cooperative gallery before making a decision on whether or not to apply for full membership.
Download an application here.
Becoming a guest member is required before applying for a full membership.This allows the prospective artist to see what it's like to work in a cooperative gallery before making a decision on whether or not to apply for full membership.
Download an application here.
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