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The Sev Shoon Arts Center participates in the Ballard ARTWalk
every 2nd Saturday, 6-9PM, May through December.
Gallery Hours: May through December by appointment only.

 

ARTWalk 2008:

May  
Renters Show I: Garett Sweany, Nancy Reithaar
Lisa Pettit and Diane Davis
Artists’ Reception Saturday, May 10, 6-9PM
June  
Guest Artist Alice Dubiel,
Artist Talk Thursday, June 23, 7:30 pm
Insturctors Kathryn Trigg and Kim Van Someren
with their students
Renters Show II: Michael Azzano, Amber Dye
Lunaru Mott, Bobbie Pierce and Yoshi Nakagawa
David Ferrell and Amanda Knowles
with their students
Renters Show III: Lynn Rodgers and Theresa Connolly
Nate Sottrup and the Sev Shoon Print Exchange
Renters Show IV: Sandy Nelson
Tam Baumgarten, Phil Stoiber, Judy Gregory
and Kirsten Wysen


May: Renters Show I

In May, Sev Shoon is excited to feature work by members Diane Davis, Michael Galvin, Lisa Pettit, Nancy Reithaar, and Garrett Sweany. With an emphasis on monotype and etching, this exhibit shows the many ways in which artists explore, combine, and personalize these techniques.

Please join us for the artists' reception on Saturday, May 10, 6-9PM.

Lisa  Pettit, Flower Top, hand-colored etching
Lisa Pettit, "Flower Top", hand-colored etching



Nancy Reithaar, Egret, monotype
Nancy Reithaar, "Egret", monotype



Garett  Sweany
Garett Sweany



Diane Davis, Spooky Tree, etching
Diane Davis, "Spooky Tree", etching



Garett Sweeny 2
Garett Sweeny



Diane Davis
Diane Davis



Lisa Petitt
Lisa Petitt

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June: The Hazel Tree Mother

In June, Sev Shoon is pleased to present the work of guest artist
Alice Dubiel.

Please join us for the artists' reception on Saturday June 14, 6-9pm and an Artist's Talk on Thursday, June 23 at 7:30pm.

The Hazel Tree Mother is inspired by variants of the Cinderella story. This series offers cultural and environmental contexts to explore symbiosis, especially in the care of offspring and loved ones during fearful times. Cinderella’s loss of her mother and her subsequent adventures require her resourcefulness, imagination, devotion and persistence.

Alice Dubiel has exhibited her work in the US, Asia and Europe. She 
works in paintings, prints, and installations. Her work focuses on 
ecology and the politics of representation in Washington and 
California. Her work appears in the collections of the University of 
Washington and Swedish Medical Centers, the National Museum of Women 
in the Arts and is represented in private US collections.

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