News and Events
Events · 21st March 2009
Webstaff
Exhibition Dates: April 3-25, 2009
Opening Reception: Friday, April 3 from 5:00 – 7:00 p.m.
In the Main Gallery and on the Mezzanine:
REVOLUTION
Julie Lindell
Seeking to explore an expanded concept of life, Julie Lindell’s work examines how people affect nature and nature affects people. Her chromogenic prints document an imaginary story about fallen branches forming a huge ball and traveling the world, campaigning for an end to misuse of the environment. Along the way many branch balls pick up debris left on the sides of the road. This debris also has a consciousness and a desire to join the protest, thus reminding us that everything has an awareness that we don’t yet understand, but soon will.
In addition to the prints, Lindell will be exhibiting a series of glazed ceramic branches and a video piece about her branch balls titled Revolution.
Julie Lindell is a resident potter and instructor at Pottery Northwest in Seattle. She is also a member of and treasurer for the Washington Clay Arts Association. Her works have been shown widely in Washington, California and New York winning numerous awards.
In the Eveleth Green Gallery:
Community School of the Arts
3rd Annual Art Exhibit
Over 50 students who attend the many art classes offered at Gallery One’s Community School of the Arts: Art After School, Home School, Preschool, Art After Work, and Art Exploration will be exhibiting their best works. Drawings, paintings, ceramics, textiles, metal work, and more will be on display with a slideshow of student work and refreshments.
Opening Reception: Friday, April 3 from 5:00 – 7:00 p.m.
In the Main Gallery and on the Mezzanine:
REVOLUTION
Julie Lindell
Seeking to explore an expanded concept of life, Julie Lindell’s work examines how people affect nature and nature affects people. Her chromogenic prints document an imaginary story about fallen branches forming a huge ball and traveling the world, campaigning for an end to misuse of the environment. Along the way many branch balls pick up debris left on the sides of the road. This debris also has a consciousness and a desire to join the protest, thus reminding us that everything has an awareness that we don’t yet understand, but soon will.
In addition to the prints, Lindell will be exhibiting a series of glazed ceramic branches and a video piece about her branch balls titled Revolution.
Julie Lindell is a resident potter and instructor at Pottery Northwest in Seattle. She is also a member of and treasurer for the Washington Clay Arts Association. Her works have been shown widely in Washington, California and New York winning numerous awards.
In the Eveleth Green Gallery:
Community School of the Arts
3rd Annual Art Exhibit
Over 50 students who attend the many art classes offered at Gallery One’s Community School of the Arts: Art After School, Home School, Preschool, Art After Work, and Art Exploration will be exhibiting their best works. Drawings, paintings, ceramics, textiles, metal work, and more will be on display with a slideshow of student work and refreshments.