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SUMMARY:Featured Artist in September at Tumalo Art Co.—Bruce Jackson
DESCRIPTION:Tumalo Art Co. features new fine art photographs by Bruce Jackson in September focusing on “The Language of Trees”. The show opens during Bend’s First Friday Gallery Walk September 6\, from 4-8pm. \nExquisitely composed\, zen-like images of Central Oregon and beyond\, are Jackson’s hallmark. His iconic photos titled\, “The Summit-Mt. Bachelor” and “Pine Marten-Mt. Bachelor”\, reproduced as open edition prints\, have become collectors items. A Sierra Club Photography Competition Grand Prize winner\, Jackson defines his photographic process as moving meditation. \n“With each season\, deciduous trees express a multitude of unique personalities\, and once again remind me why I love photographing them”\, says Jackson. “Vulnerable bare shapes revealed in winter\, speak to the strength at their core. As spring arrives\, trees offer up shockingly vibrant greens\, stating their ability to thrive through adversity. As temperatures rise and leaves settle into deeper shades of green\, they seem to be saying;’rest your eyes\, the real show is yet to come.’ Fall arrives\, and trees shift from summer slumber\, to all out riotous expression. Having shed their coats of gold\, the cycle begins anew.” \nTumalo Art Co. is an artist-run gallery in the heart of the Old Mill District\, open seven days a week. www.tumaloartco.com; 541-385-9144.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/featured-artist-in-september-at-tumalo-art-co-bruce-jackson/
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SUMMARY:Katherine Taylor Opens August Show at Tumalo Art Co.
DESCRIPTION:“Déjà Vu: Reinterpreting the Oregon Landscape Through an Altered Lens”\, new works in oil by Katherine Taylor opens August 2\, from 4-8pm during Bend’s First Friday Gallery Walk at Tumalo Art Co. in the Old Mill District. \nFor this show Katherine was inspired to create art commemorating some of the places she hiked and camped during the first year she moved to Central Oregon in 1996. Coming from dry New Mexico desert country\, she was blown away by the many beautiful snow-capped mountains\, sparkling lakes and emerald pine trees found here. “Recently I came across an old backpack that still had a journal I kept whenever I hiked to a new Oregon landmark. For this show\, I decided to read a random entry\, then paint an image reflecting the excitement and wonder my words described about the beauty I was witnessing\,” she explains. \nThe altered lens in this case represents the nuance\, the nostalgia\, the growth and experience that Katherine has amassed since that first year she laid eyes on Central Oregon twenty-three years ago. \nWorking exclusively in oils\, Katherine’s artwork employs the dramatic chiaroscuro lighting and lustrous glazing she learned from her classical art training in the 1990s. Her inexhaustible desire to excel in oils has taken her into the studios of many contemporary masters to study a variety of creative methods; each technique learned has continued to inform her painting style\, which some have described as “soulful and luminous.” \nTumalo Art Co. is an artist-run gallery in the heart of Bend’s Old Mill District open 7 days a week. tumaloartco.com; 541-385-9144.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/katherine-taylor-opens-august-show-at-tumalo-art-co/
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SUMMARY:Danae Bennett-Miller July featured artist at Tumalo Art Co.
DESCRIPTION:Danae Bennett-Millers opens her show\, “Seeking the Nature Within” at Tumalo Art Co in the Old Mill District\, Friday July 5\, from 4-8pm during Bend’s First Friday Gallery Walk. Danae presents new bronze sculpture and original printmaking of wildlife in her organic\, flowing style.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/danae-bennett-miller-july-featured-artist-at-tumalo-art-co/
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SUMMARY:June show at Tumalo Art Co. features Sarah B Hansen
DESCRIPTION:“Colors of the Spirit”\, a semi-abstract collection of landscape paintings in mixed media\, reflecting Sarah B Hansen’s interpretation of the West Coast\, opens June 7\, from 4-8pm during Bend’s First Friday Gallery Walk at Tumalo Art Co. \nInstead of painting exactly what she sees\, Sarah paints how she feels. Each landscape painting has a dominant color\, and that color has it’s own meaning within the piece. For instance\, yellow is the dominant color in Balance (shown here) and signifies both balance and clarity. A hallmark of Sarah’s work is her use of unique marks\, including hand-writing\, and layers of texture from other materials. \nSarah will also be introducing her series of paintings featuring birds that are part of a bird life list she began in 1979. She has committed to painting one bird per week and says\, “I will only be painting birds on that list\, which will also include recent additions from Costa Rica and Italy where I have recently hosted painting workshops.” \nTumalo Art Co. is an artist-run gallery in the heart of Bend’s Old Mill District open 7 days a week. tumaloartco.com; 541-385-9144.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/june-show-at-tumalo-art-co-features-sarah-b-hansen/
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SUMMARY:Tumalo Art Co. featured artist for May—Shelli Walters "Wings"
DESCRIPTION:New mixed media pieces by Shelli Walters celebrate “Wings” as a symbol of strength\, purpose and freedom\, opening May 3\, at Tumalo Art Co. during the First Friday Gallery Walk from 4-8pm. \nDrawn to bold color Shelli works with layers upon layers of paint and collage that add depth and texture inviting the viewer to look more closely. A graphic designer by trade she loves to use torn up printed materials in her work. This show celebrates taking a “leap of faith” a year ago by leaving her ad agency career of 24 years to surrender to the mystery of her creative path and pursue art and design with autonomy. In the year leading up to her departure her connection to Nature and its guidance became an undeniable and powerful force. “Birds appeared as messengers—time to trust my wings and synchronicity. These birds reappear here in my work. Each taking their perfect\, harmonious place within the earth and sky.” \nTumalo Art Co. is an artist-run gallery in the heart of Bend’s Old Mill District open 7 days a week. tumaloartco.com; 541-385-9144.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/tumalo-art-co-featured-artist-for-may-shelli-walters-wings/
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SUMMARY:April Show at Tumalo Art Co. features David Kinker Grand Canyon Series
DESCRIPTION:Seeking inspiration during a gray\, landlocked winter\, David Kinker revisited his collection of Grand Canyon plein air paintings and his own photographic explorations\, and discovered some gems yet to be fully explored. His April show\, “Painting Paradise”\, opening April 5\, from 4-8pm during the First Friday Gallery Walk\, is a pictorial\, mark-making\, colorful expression of a place where the scale and vistas\, shapes and colors are a holy grail for artists. \n“It is one thing to look down upon the canyon and glimpse a bit of the water below\,\nand quite another as a river runner at river level\, to feel the grandeur of this painted paradise”\, muses David. This show embodies his perceptions of a month-long journey on the Colorado River that few people have the chance to experience. \nTumalo Art Co. is an artist-run gallery in the heart of the Old Mill District open 7 days a week. www.tumaloartco.com; 541-385-9144.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/april-show-at-tumalo-art-co-features-david-kinker-grand-canyon-series/
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SUMMARY:8th Annual Best Fine Art Sale Ever
DESCRIPTION:The excitement is building for the Tumalo Art Co. 8th Annual Best Fine Art Sale Ever to be held in the space next door to Desperado in the Old Mill District Saturday\, March 16. Almost 20 artists are cleaning out their studios and offering art lovers amazing prices on fine art in all mediums\, digital media\, jewelry\, wood turning and more. \nDoors open right at 9am and the sale is fast and furious ending promptly at 3pm.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/8th-annual-best-fine-art-sale-ever/
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SUMMARY:March Opening at Tumalo Art Co.
DESCRIPTION:Opening March 1\, from 4-8pm\, Tumalo Art Co. presents a group show simply called “Water”. Many of our artists paint water from all perspectives—either as the main focus or as some aspect of the landscape. One of our worlds most important elements of life\, water is also one of the most artistically inspiring and challenging to capture. \nRiver guide and rafter David Kinker has recently been re-inspired by his month-long trip through the Grand Canyon and presents new paintings of that monumental trip. Susan Luckey Higdon paints the Deschutes River just below the 1st Street Rapids. Janice Druian’s interprets a quiet scene of a Sierra Lake reflecting tall peaks at sunset. Sarah B Hansen captures the metallic glow of threads of water through a mountain meadow\, while Helen Brown’s watercolor batik describes an ocean bay. These are only a few of the artworks represented in the show. \nTumalo Art Co. is an artist-run gallery in the heart of the Old Mill District\, open everyday. www.tumaloartco.com\, 541-385-9144.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/march-opening-at-tumalo-art-co/
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