Exhibition Schedule 2008–2009Fall Term 2008The Exquisite Still Life Monday, October 6- Friday, October 31 Lisa Caballero’s oil paintings capture the things we eat now, like cupcakes and donuts, with a mastery reminiscent of Velasquez. Dan P. Carr’s careful observation of color enlivens his small-scale, single-object paintings and his blog entries about them. Bobbie Jansen paints startling narrative juxtapositions of objects with a fluid handling of light, color and form in the tradition of Manet. Stylistically influenced by Nothern European masters, John Van Dreal brings iconography, symbolism–and sometimes a figure–to his rendered, still life paintings.
A Potter Collects: Selections from Burke Kleiber’s Private Collection Monday, November 10- Tuesday, December 2 Is it surprising that a potter loves pottery?This collection, amassed over twenty years, reflects the admiration of one artist for the work of others in his field. These pieces adorn Burke's home, but also provide inspiration for his craft.
Holiday Art Sale: Students, Alumni, Faculty, and Staff Friday, December 5 and Saturday, December 6. A two-day sale of art from pots to paintings to photographs. The proceeds from this special sale fund Chemeketa Student Art Scholarships. On Friday, this sale is paired with the Athletics Department Holiday Craft Fair. Experience both.
Winter Term 2009A Personal Mythos: Vicki Lynne Wilson Monday, January 12- Friday, February 6 Dream imagery and invented metaphorical histories are abundant in Vicki Lynne Wilson’s sculptural installations. She considers how her art impacts the planet when she chooses materials. Troublesome, second hand, non bio-degradables are an inherent part of her work.
Chemeketa Community College Art Faculty Exhibit Wednesday, February 18 –Friday, March 13 Recent work by the faculty teaching in the areas of sculpture, ceramics, design, drawing, glass, painting, photography, and printmaking. Spring Term 2009The Science of Art Monday, April 6 – Friday, May 15 How have scientific advances influenced art throughout Western History? Artists of yesterday and today have continually brought tools of science and math into the studio to further their creative practices. This participatory exhibit showcases some of these these tools and “miracles.” Look at a Claude Glass. Experience a camera obscura. And more.
Student Art Show Jury Thursday, May 21 Pick-up Friday, May 22, 10-12 Post-show pick-up: Monday, June 8, 10-12
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