Showing posts with label mixed media. Show all posts
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November Exhibition News


Last week marks 10 years I have had the opportunity to work at Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle. Things have changed quite a bit in that time around campus with changing studio locations and upgrades, several major renovations including the 9th Ave Gallery, Jon and Mary Shirley Fabrication Studios, Dance Studios and the construction additions of the Behnke Gallery and Raisbeck Auditorium which hosts an incredible visiting artist program as well as music and film productions.  This year my colleagues and I are navigating even more interesting horizons as we recently merged with Seattle University only a few months ago. With all of these projects completed, I am excited to share we are about to open our Staff exhibition this week at our Behnke Family Gallery with a great line up of fellow Cornish artists curated by Robert Campbell, Cornish Art Professor.  After the opening, the gallery hours are Thurs/Fri/Saturdays 12pm - 5pm. Closed for Thanksgiving Nov. 27 and 28. 

Address: 1077 Lenora Street, Seattle, WA. 98121

https://events.seattleu.edu/event/currents-cornish-staff-exhibition

I hope you can join us!


                                                   Design by Dan Shafer and Image by Tory Franklin

Curator's Announcement:

The Behnke Family Gallery is proud to announce Currents: Cornish Staff Exhibition, a group show featuring fourteen talented and dedicated staff members from Cornish College of the Arts. The exhibition opens Friday, November 14, and runs through December 13, 2025, with a public opening reception on November 14, 4:30 - 7pm.

Exhibition Overview:

Currents: Cornish Staff Exhibition highlights the creative practices of fourteen Cornish staff artists working across a wide range of disciplines, including video, printmaking, sculpture, photography, painting, mixed media, and installation.

Featured Artists:

Rachael Benson, Ryleigh Brown, Therese Buchmiller, Pinky Estell, Tory Franklin, Stefan Gonzales, Germain Mitacc, Calle Morrison, Moon Muschany, Bridget Nowlin, Sanoe Stevenson-Egeland,    Kristin Swenson-Lintault, Bradley Taylor, Winifred Westergard

Curator's Note:             

Cornish College of the Arts has a long-standing tradition of celebrating the individuals who sustain and enrich our community - those whose keep our studios, library, and facilities vibrant year after year. Currents continues that tradition, honoring the staff members who not only support Cornish behind the scenes but also maintain dynamic and evolving art practices of their own. 

This exhibition marks a moment of renewal as Cornish merges with Seattle University, bringing together our extended community of students, staff, and faculty. The fourteen artists featured here are not only practitioners of exceptional caliber but also mentors, collaborators, and daily sources of inspiration. We invite the public to join us in celebrating their diverse creative voices and the powerful currents of creativity that connect them all.

Robert Campbell, Professor, Art Department 

Cornish College of the Arts


Exhibition News: 2019 Curating Cornish Staff Exhibition




I had a wonderful opportunity this year to curate an exhibition of 24 artists on Staff here in the Main gallery at Cornish College of the Arts. This opened a door for me that I am super grateful for and I am definitely planning to curate more in the future. Thanks to all who attended the opening events and to all of the participating artists! Plus a shout out to Ryan Patterson who co-organized this project and my gallery assistants Idalis Madrigal, Senior in Art and Ryan Woolworth , Senior in Design.



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Cornish Staff Works
Curated by Kristin Swenson-Lintault
January 14-25, 2019

MCC Main Gallery
Cornish College of the Arts
1000 Lenora St. Seattle
Opening Reception: Jan 14th 12-6pm





Artists:                                                                                                    Performances: Jan. 14th
Pat Bako                                           Ryan Patterson                                   Ryan Patterson
Zac Boetes                                       Star Hang Nga Rush                           Shengying Hou
Casey Curran                                   Vince Samudovsky                              Randy Wood
Tory Franklin                                     Joshua Stinson 
Clarita Hinojosa                                Kristin Swenson-Lintault
Shengying Hou                                 Bradley Taylor   
Sarah Lenoue                                   Nicholas Triggs
Rob Lutz                                           Winifred Westergard
Betzalel Massarano                          Lena Whittle
Casey Meehan                                 Chris Williams
Markie Mickelson                              Keegan Wreden
Bridget Nowlin


Exhibition Highlights

Works by Casey Curran and Kristin Swenson-Lintault

Works by Casey Curran and Bradley Taylor

Works by Zac Boetes, Ryan Patterson, Kristin Swenson-Lintault, Pat Bako, Rob Lutz

Works by Markie Mickelson and Winifred Westergard

Detail: Work by Winifred Westergard

Detail: Work by Kristin Swenson-Lintault

Works by Betzalel Massarano

Works by Rob Lutz

Detail: Work by Kristin Swenson-Lintault

Work by Clarita Hinojosa

Detail: Work by Pat Bako

Detail: Work by Bradley Taylor

Detail: Works by Zac Boetes

Works by Tory Franklin

Detail: Work by Tory Franklin


Works by Shengying Hou


Detail: Work by Joshua Stinson


Detail: Work by Joshua Stinson

Works by Markie Mickelson, Chris Williams, Star Hang Nga Rush, Sarah Lenoue

Work by Sarah Lenoue

Work by Star Hang Nga Rush

Work by Star Hang Nga Rush


Works by Chris Williams
Work by Ryan Patterson

Detail: Work by Markie Mickelson

Detail: Work by Vince Samudovsky
Work by Pat Bako

Work by Lena Whittle

Work by Kristin Swenson-Lintault

Work by Casey Meehan



Upcoming Show - November 2008



http://www.modeorganic.com/


I am pleased to be showing my encaustic mixed media work at MODE, Seattle's premier green organic salon. This show titled "anchorage" is part of an ongoing series examining origins and connections. Much of my imagery is derived from aspects of trees, roots, veins, cells, knots, and twisting rope to address the ideas of being anchored, tied or firmly fastened to suggest strength, lifeline, continuum, nourishment and ancestral links. I combine rope, thread, string, paper and fabric with encaustic paint to further reinforce this idea. Thanks to Joe Carling, co-owner and Selina Boon, Designer and art coordinator for supporting Seattle area artists!