JANUARY 2022
Roger Sutcliffe, Born to Run. Monoprint. Exhibiting at Davidson Galleries.
ELIZABETH GAHAN JANUARY 6–29, 2022
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Flourish, 2021
acrylic, oil, and woodburning on panel, 24” x 124” BELOW:
Waterfront Flowers, 2021
acrylic and oil on canvas over panel, 24” x 48”
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Backyard Peony, 2021
oil on paper on panel, 20” x 16” LEFT:
Mailbox Peak Through the Cedars, North Bend,
2021, oil on canvas on panel, 36” x 30”
UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS
C E L E B R AT I N G 40 YEARS
FEBRUARY: Klara Glosova MARCH: Justin Duffus
January 13 - February 26, 2022
Gallery Artist Group Exhibition Joseph Rossanno Divine Forms First-Thursday Artwalk: Feb 3, 5-8 PM
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Image: Ling Chun, PLOP, 2016, ceramic and hair, 36”h x 28”w x 18”d
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Gage Atelier Alumni Exhibition Featuring work by 21 recent graduates January 6 - 29
Kate Foruria- Stitch in Time
Grace Flott- Look at Me, Down Here
Ashley Johnson- Sacred Places
Carrie Williams- Rain or Shine
Meet the Artists: Saturday January 8th, 5-7 pm Gallery Hours: Wed - Sun, 11 - 6 and by appointment For latest info visit our website or call 206.285.4467 View & Purchase works at: www.fountainheadgallery.com 625 W McGraw St
Seattle WA 98119 mail@fountainheadgallery.com
UNIQUE IMPRESSIONS International Monoprint & Monotype Invitational 2022 J A N U A RY 7 – F E B R U A RY 26
Michael Kareken, Tree Near Second Beach. Watercolor monotype. 153/4 x 233/4 inches.
Hannah Hunter, Calypso's Breeze. Monoprint collage. 6 x 4 inches (each collage), 295/8 x 215/8 inches (backing).
Sue Oehme, Plus Minus #7. Watercolor monotype. 19 x 24 inches.
Opal Deruvo, Bathtub. Monotype and pastel transfer. 393/4 x 281/4 inches.
TINY PRINTS, MAGNIFIED IMPRESSIONS T H R O U G H J A N U A RY 29
Shigeki Tomura, Seasonal Wind, Spring. Drypoint.3 3/4 x 33/4 inches.
Hans Volkert, Venus and Cupid (Ex Libris for Ilse Blumenbach). Etching. 23/4 x 2³/8 inches.
Harold Keeler, By The Lake. Wood engraving. 23/8 x 21/8 inches.
Aristide Maillol, Chloe Bathing Woodcut in sanguine. 3 x 17/8 inches.
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FOSTER/WHITE GALLERY GUY LARAMÉE TOILET PAPER DIARY In March 2020 when the world was becoming slightly hysterical in response to the unknowns surrounding the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, Guy Laramée turned to a new form of sculpture. Selecting a delicate and typically transitory object, he began to transform the simple daily necessity into a larger sculptural narrative; his Toilet Paper Diary was born. “This project was created almost exclusively with the medium of toilet paper. Produced between March 2020 and March 2021, in the city of Montreal, Québec, Canada, it is a pandemic diary, covering the period of the first, second and third waves. The sculptures are made directly to the scale of the toilet paper rolls from which they are crafted, sometimes with the addition of extra pulp of the same paper type. The sets for each tableaux were also built using toilet paper pulp. Theatrically lit, and photographed by Alain Lefort, the 22 scenes, unfold sequentially and together create a final work of 35 feet in length. The work intends to capture our mental state throughout the time of this crisis. The poetic texts underneath the images are more akin to mythological prose than social comment. Recalling the form of horizontal Chinese scroll paintings, the work is designed to be viewed either by gradually unrolling and re-rolling it along a table top—or by unscrolling it fully to display on a long table or inclined wall shelf.” - Guy Laramée
Left: Guy Laramée, April. A Flower Of Fire, paper, pigment, 4 x 4 x 6 inches. Right: Guy Laramée, Shrinking. A Certain View Of Immunity, paper, pigment, 4.5 x 4.5 x 5 inches. Above: Excerpt from the Toilet Paper Diary.
BRATSA BONIFACHO C E L E B R AT I O N JANUARY 2022
Bratsa Bonifacho, Alphabetica Neurosa, oil and acrylic on canvas, 48 x 48 inches
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EMILY WOOD V i s i t i n g the Fam il iar t hroug h J a n u a r y 1 5, 20 22
Emily Wood, Late Spring Sunshine, oil on canvas, 20 x 20 in.
1915 First Ave | Seattle, WA 98101 206.443.3315
HIROSHI SATO In the D istanc e Ja nua r y 2 0 - F eb r u a r y 26, 20 22 F i r s t Thur s da y R ec ep t io n : F eb r u a r y 3, 6 — 8 p m
Hiroshi Sato, Shade at Beach, oil on canvas, 36 x 42 in.
Tues. - Sat. 11 - 6 | Mon by appointment www.harrisharveygallery.com | staff@harrisharveygallery.com
January 6 - February 12 Tim Bavington: The End Has No End (for Dave Hickey) Opening reception: "First Thursday," January 6, 6-8pm
Study on paper for: TAKEN FOR A FOOL , 2021, synthetic polymer on canvas, 72 x 48 inches
January 6 - February 12 Lynne Woods Turner: Paintings and Drawings Opening reception: "First Thursday," January 6, 6-8pm
UNTITLED 9443, 2021, oil on cheesecloth over panel, 12 x 9 inches
PATRICK LOCICERO TEMPEST
JA N UARY 6 - 27, 2022
“Blue Rose (Journey Canto)” Oil & collage on canvas, 43 x 44 in.
PATRICIA ROVZAR GALLERY 1111 1ST AVENUE, SEATTLE, WA 98101
PRG HOURS: TUESDAY - SATURDAY, 11AM - 5PM, AND BY APPOINTMENT
“Tempest” takes its inspiration from turn of the century seascape and landscape paintings. Looking to the time period and the idea of braving the elements, confronting turbulence, and facing the forces of nature, LoCicero creates parallels to our present-day challenges of living through and navigating a pandemic. The artist literally incorporates the melodramatic and romantic aspects of early 20th century culture through collaging archival ephemera from art history, poetry and music of the era into his paintings. Composed of three cantos—departure, journey, and return—“Tempest” tells a metaphorical allegory through images of schooners, ships, skiffs and boats.
Artist Show & Tell: Saturday, January 8, 12-2pm Join us to meet the artist & enjoy getting hands-on with some of the inspiration & ephemera that drives LoCicero's practice.
Top: “Sampans In Formations (Departure Canto)” Oil & collage on canvas, 40 x 46 in. Bottom: “Breezing Up (Departure Canto)” Oil & collage on canvas, 36 x 48 in.
UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS February: Anne Siems March: Kathy Jones
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