Chase Gallery Features
Palouse Women Artists:
Homage to Women Artists
November 1st to December 30th 2011
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Participating Artists:
Sue Benier, Beth Blekesley, Celia Boland, Valerie Boydo, Tina Carlson, Michelle L. Carr, Katherine Clancy, Gail Cochran, Louise Colson, Jane Estocin-Klaibir, Barbara Feil, Becker Gutsch, Carolyn Guy, Janna Jones & Dona Black, M.N. Lehman-Kessler, Sharon King, Blue Leitch, Laurel Macdonald, Sally Machlis, Judy Marvin, Joan McDougall, Pamela S. Overholtzer, Lolly Owens, Linda Puccio, Janet Richards, Debi Robinson-Smith, Melissa Rockwood, Jennifer Rod, Ludmilla Saskova, Gerri Sayler, Mel Siebe, Carrie Vielle, Ellen Vieth, Linda R. Wallace, Patricia Wallace, Jeanne Wood, Nara Woodland
This show features 38 female artists from the Palouse exhibiting shrines commemorating other female artists from around the world. These shrines offer a small glimpse of the style of work from the artists being honored. The shrines contain materials similar to those used by various artists. These materials include, found objects, recycled materials, various forms of paint, sketches, papers and an array of other media.
I found this show to be especially fun. The creativity expressed shows exceptional craftsmanship and immense passion. Although the pieces varied in size, the maximum size for each piece is 18” x 22”. Many of the pieces offer exquisite detail.
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