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Events · 20th October 2009
Webstaff
Exhibition Dates: November 6-28, 2009
Opening Reception: Friday, November 6 from 5:00–7:00 p.m.
Exhibition Sponsors: Erich Cross Coldwell Banker/Kittitas Valley Realty
Sazon globally inspired dining, CWU Museum of Culture and Environment
Puget Sound Enery
In the Main Gallery:
ANNUAL HOLIDAY GIFT EXHIBIT
Get a jump on this year’s holiday shopping. Gallery One has done most of the work for you in finding beautiful handcrafted and unique gift items. Featuring works by northwest artists and artisans, shoppers are sure to find one-of-a-kind treasures in their expanded gift gallery during the months of November and December.
We have extended our shopping hours for your convenience through the end of the year we will be open 12-6 Monday - Saturday and 12-4 Sunday.
On the Mezzanine:
Reflections on the Columbia:
The Science and Art of a River
An Exhibition held in conjunction with CWU’s Museum of Culture and Environment
Claire Edna Hurrey, Jim Lamb, Charles McGehee, Tom Pickerel, Dianna Shyne, Ken Strange, Lydia Strange
This exhibition began as a conversation between Bill Wood, Assistant Professor of Anthropology and Museum Studies and Interim Director of the Museum of Culture and Environment at Central Washington University and Renee Adams, Arts Programmer at Gallery One Visual Arts Center. It evolved into a conversation about the University versus downtown Ellensburg, science versus art, and ultimately the Columbia River, the subject of River of Memory, the inaugural exhibition at the CWU Museum of Culture and Environment. What emerged from these conversations may be the first of its kind, joint exhibition in Ellensburg depicting collaborations between artists and scientists with a museum style presentation. The purpose of this exhibition is to share a glimpse into the approach that both artists and scientists take in observing, recording, and communicating about a subject (in this case the Columbia River).
In the Eveleth Green Gallery:
Treehouse Club
Photographs by CWU Photo Students
Opening Reception: Friday, November 6 from 5:00–7:00 p.m.
Exhibition Sponsors: Erich Cross Coldwell Banker/Kittitas Valley Realty
Sazon globally inspired dining, CWU Museum of Culture and Environment
Puget Sound Enery
In the Main Gallery:
ANNUAL HOLIDAY GIFT EXHIBIT
Get a jump on this year’s holiday shopping. Gallery One has done most of the work for you in finding beautiful handcrafted and unique gift items. Featuring works by northwest artists and artisans, shoppers are sure to find one-of-a-kind treasures in their expanded gift gallery during the months of November and December.
We have extended our shopping hours for your convenience through the end of the year we will be open 12-6 Monday - Saturday and 12-4 Sunday.
On the Mezzanine:
Reflections on the Columbia:
The Science and Art of a River
An Exhibition held in conjunction with CWU’s Museum of Culture and Environment
Claire Edna Hurrey, Jim Lamb, Charles McGehee, Tom Pickerel, Dianna Shyne, Ken Strange, Lydia Strange
This exhibition began as a conversation between Bill Wood, Assistant Professor of Anthropology and Museum Studies and Interim Director of the Museum of Culture and Environment at Central Washington University and Renee Adams, Arts Programmer at Gallery One Visual Arts Center. It evolved into a conversation about the University versus downtown Ellensburg, science versus art, and ultimately the Columbia River, the subject of River of Memory, the inaugural exhibition at the CWU Museum of Culture and Environment. What emerged from these conversations may be the first of its kind, joint exhibition in Ellensburg depicting collaborations between artists and scientists with a museum style presentation. The purpose of this exhibition is to share a glimpse into the approach that both artists and scientists take in observing, recording, and communicating about a subject (in this case the Columbia River).
In the Eveleth Green Gallery:
Treehouse Club
Photographs by CWU Photo Students
