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Wednesday, September 22, 2010

CJ Myers Fused Glass at Janovec Studio/Gallery

Fused Glass by CJ Myers will be featured at
Janovec Studio/Gallery October 1-30. 

Opening Reception
First Friday - October 1st
6:00-9:00 PM



Cathy creates fused glass pieces that are unique, versatile and often multi-pieced. This exhibit includes pieces that represent the feminine experience, depict scenes of nature, portray life, and demonstrate emotion.

Janovec Studio/Gallery
4504 SE Milwaukie Avenue
Corner of SE Milwaukie & SE Holgate
Parking Available Across the Street at Portland Marble Works

Hours
Thursday, Friday & Saturday 12:00-5:00 PM
And By Appointment
503-231-8346


Bev Jozwiak at the Aurora Gallery in Vancouver

Artist Bev Jozwiak will be featured at the Aurora Gallery for the month of October. Opening and reception will be held October 1st, 6:00-9:00 pm with live music and refreshments.

Bev's new work at Aurora Gallery will feature both watercolor and acrylic paintings. This one woman exhibit is a sure to please event for all ages. The current work includes the humorous crow series, beach walkers, ballet dancers, wine and women, and musicians. This show is significant for Vancouver, Bev's hometown, where she is very well collected by local art lovers. She is known for her loose but controlled painting style and popular image content.



Bev Jozwiak's show "Passionate Brushstrokes" will be on display at Aurora Gallery Oct 1 - 30th 2010.

Aurora Gallery
1004 Main Street
Vancouver, WA
360-696-0449
Monday - Friday 10 am to 5:30 pm
Saturday 10-4

Tuesday, September 21, 2010

About Ty and Tamara Mautner

Our clients, Ty and Tamara Mautner, participated in the Pacific Commercial Fisherman’s Festival in Astoria this past weekend. Below is information about the couple, their art form, Gyotaku (fish prints), and photos of their booth.

Ty and Tamara live and make art in Rockaway Beach, Oregon. Raised on the coast, they have traveled, worked, played, cared for, and harvested food from the ocean. They have always felt a deep bond to the sea and all life within it.

Their work incorporates the Japanese art technique of Gyotaku, otherwise known as “fish printing.” Gyotaku started as a way for fishermen to accurately record their catches, and has since developed into a form of fine art. Part of what draws Ty and Tamara to this style is the originality of each print. Each unique piece is a record of a particular fish caught at a specific time and place. They can then use the raw print to create their own unique and beautiful representation of life under the surface.





Monday, September 20, 2010

Robert Foster at Janovec Studio/Gallery Sept 3

Here are a few images from Robert Foster's show at Janovec Studio/Gallery on First Friday, Sept. 3rd.






Creative Heartworks at Janovec Studio/Gallery First Friday August 6th

Here are a few images of our print show on First Friday, August 6th, at Janovec Studio/Gallery.


Thursday, August 19, 2010

Legacy Good Sam Art Fair

Frank Springer, a 98 Year old glass artist, will be the featured artist at an art fair being held at the Legacy Good Samaritan Medical Center on August 26th. You can meet Frank and view his work between 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM in the Stenzel Healing Garden. 

Frank is a retired Portland Police Officer that still lives alone, still drives and continues to enjoy his weekly poker nights with friends and family. He began working in stained glass 40+ years ago, and his home of many years features his stained glass in windows and doors. When working with stained glass became too difficult due to age, he switched to making beautiful fused glass platters, vases and bowls, and he spends as much time as possible in his basement creating pieces with unique pattern and color designs.


When asked why he enjoys working with glass so much, Frank said, “I really love bright colors and the challenge of producing intricate designs. Plus, working with glass allows me to make a variety of items in very different ways. I’m not limited to making just one thing and I don’t get bored”.

Frank’s glasswork has been featured in several art galleries and gift shops in the Portland metro area, and can currently be found at the Geezer Gallery in Multnomah Village.