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Thousands of Little Folds
The Forsberg Art Gallery virtually presents Thousands of Little Folds.
Sam King, an artist and educator living in Fayetteville, AR, presents Thousands of Little Folds at the Forsberg Art Gallery.
King says, "Though I make abstract paintings, I am responding to my lived experience, which is awash in data and disruption. I am interested in the human need to make information meaningful, and I tend to work at the edge of where that happens. I work intuitively and incrementally, deploying color, shape and gesture to both suggest and negate space and light."
King will speak about his work and present a demonstration on collage as a tool of composition.
Sponsored by the LCC Slip Club
Wednesday, April 28 at 1:00PM
https://lowercolumbia.zoom.us/j/87699974334
Crista Ann Ames is a sculptor working primarily in ceramics, wood, and textiles. Through the layering of mythology, iconography and personal narrative, Crista explores how our own animal nature relates to the ways we establish and sustain personal relationships. Raised on a small hobby farm in Washington State, Crista often draws on her own experiences to explore pastoral life, animal husbandry, women’s craft and fertility.
This year's student art show will held virtually. All LCC students are eligible to submit artworks for consideration by applying here. Accepted artwork will be chosen by San Juan Island artist Danielle Dean. The show will be available at RoseCenterArts.com starting June 1st, 2021.
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Extensive use of timber establishes a bond with the region's history of lumber production and enhances the aesthetics and acoustics
People who pursue careers in arts and communications are generally creative, expressive individuals who are good at communicating and are passionate about their craft.
Lower Columbia College's art gallery located in the Rose Center for the Arts features twenty foot high walls with ample space and complete flexibility for the display of art. The second level of the gallery is more intimate in nature and displays special items and the college's permanent collection, much of which has been donated. Natural light from a slot skylight gently illuminates the room to enhance the overall experience in the gallery.