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Arthur Bauman: Mobiles December 3 - January 13
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Denver - July 2004 - Bill Starke won the coveted Arts & Antiques Emerging Artist Award at Salon d'Arts for his powerful and visually arresting bronze sculptures. Renowned art critic John T. Spike, one of Arts & Antiques panel of judges, commented that Starke's "technical skill, originality, and thought-provoking images" placed the sculptor at the top of a very impressive list. |
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Summer, 2004 |
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25 Commercial Street Wellfleet July 3 - 16 July 17 - 30 July 31 - August 13 August 14 - 27 August 28 - September 10 |
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8 Cove Road, Orleans July 10 - 23 July 24 - August 6 August 7 - September 4
3 West Main Street, Wellfleet New Works by:
painting at left by Alexandra Walker |
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The DeCordova Museum of Lincoln MA has placed 9 paintings (3 large triptychs) by Don McKillop at the U.S. Home Office of CHARLES RIVER ASSOCIATES, a global economics, finance, and business consulting firm located in Boston's Hancock Tower, as part of the Decordova Corporate Art Program. |
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Left Bank Gallery in Orleans is now representing Ann Christensen |
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“Dreaming Inn Cape Cod”
"Nauset Beach" white line woodcut |
Historic Nauset House Inn has won various awards and is recommended in 25 books on inns. It was featured on the Travel Channel and has been written about in major newspapers and magazines. Dreaming Inn Cape Cod is the story of two people who follow their hearts to become innkeepers at an old farmhouse in East Orleans. Diane Johnson’s memoir began as answers to the questions of guests at Nauset House Inn, but it is much more than that. By turns poignant, hilarious, and inspiring, it will start you dreaming. Diane is a member of Printmakers of Cape Cod and the Wellfleet Writers Guild. Her artwork is represented by Left Bank Gallery in Orleans and Wellfleet. Her white-line woodblock prints have been exhibited in several museum shows. Diane’s recipes have won many national prizes and are included in five cookbook collections. On Saturday, June 19th at Left Bank Gallery in Orleans, Diane Johnson will be signing copies of her new book Dreaming Inn Cape Cod, and conversing about art, writing and innkeeping on Cape Cod. Please join us in welcoming her from 1 to 5 pm at 8 Cove Road in Orleans. |
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Mary Stackhouse: Full Dress Fleece |
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Sunday brings a rare opportunity to choose your own "Full Dress Fleece" by Mary Stackhouse. Mary will be showing her wearavle art at a trunk show from 11 to 5, offering a large selection of one of a kind tunics, vests and jackets. Sculptural and supple, these one of a kind creations take the softness of fleece and style it for an evening out.
Following a career as a potter/sculptor and a twelve year stint in arts administration, Brooklyn native and long-term Orleans resident Mary Stackhouse is making her foray into clothing construction. For this new venture she uses the soft-form sculpture techniques from the clay studio, transferring them to supple, hide-like fleece fabrics, combining statements and function in the captured drapery and warmth of one-of-a-kind wearables. 8 Cove Road, Orleans |
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November 29, 2003 through January 3, 2004 |
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It is uniquely yours. It’s the one you grab first thing in the morning, half blind with sleep. It fits your hand perfectly. It’s the perfect weight. And it’s gone. You stand with the coffee pot in one hand and wonder who used your mug. You consider going back to bed. This show celebrates the art of handmade pots, especially the tactile, surface-rich aesthetic of atmospheric firings. More at home in a dishdrainer than in a display case, woodfired pots are as nurturing to the soul as anything you will put in them. Featuring the work of Harwich potter Keith Kreeger, the show includes pieces by Mark Shapiro, Terry Gess, Gay Smith, Sequoia Miller, Michael Kline, Sam Taylor (shown here), and Ben Krupka (read the interview). There will be examples of wood, soda, salt and reduction fired pieces, with descriptions of each firing process and a presentation by Keith Kreeger. 8 Cove Road |
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Barbara Heinrich
"Creating jewelry is very natural to me", Heinrich says, "yet it takes a very high concentration of a special kind, an inner listening and seeing. This takes me to a secret garden, a place in consciousness where things of great beauty and grace exist and are absolute realities. My pieces are just as much gifts to me as they are to you. May their uniqueness touch the uniqueness in you." Working mainly in 18 karat gold, platinum and precious gemstones, Barbara Heinrich brings out the innate beauty of the materials used. At the same time, her work captivates by recalling design sources ranging from the historical in the granulated pieces to the celestial mysteries of the Milky Way pieces. 3 West Main Street |
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Joyce Washor will be featured in American Artist magazine, |
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25 Commercial Street Wellfleet
July 5 - 18 July 19 – August 1 August 2 – 15 August 16 – 29 Image right: Maggie Schmidt |
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8 Cove Road, Orleans
July 11 – 25 July 26 – August 7 August 8 – 22 August 23 – September 5 3 West Main Street, Wellfleet July 5 – 18: Joyce Washor |
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8 Cove Road, Orleans |
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New work by Ellen Granter and Jennifer Morgan |
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An evening celebrating the art of
Ellen Granter and Jennifer Morgan Saturday, May 10th from 4 to 8pm 4 to 6 pm Catering for both events generously provided by |
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Ellen Granter
"The Conversation" 24"x24", oil |
Jennifer Morgan
"North Beach" 20"x20" oil |
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Introducing Ellen Granter, Robert Cipriani and Joyce Washor |
Joyce Washor, Main Street |
"I fell in love with the inherent intimacy of (small) works as well as the still life genre. I found I could handle the paint more effectively and respond to the subject matter with less pressure and more spontaneity. Finding romance in everyday objects is a meditative process that conveys a part of my inner world."
-Joyce Washor |
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| One of Cape Cod's most respected art galleries, Left Bank Gallery is proud to represent artists and artisans from across the United States. Our three award-winning galleries in Wellfleet and Orleans are home to a unique and inspired collection of American Crafts and fine art.
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