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the Mad Hat Tea Company
1130 Commerce/1127 Broadway - Tacoma, WA - 253.441.2111
Invites you to the 2007 new works exhibition
and Artists Reception
Thursday November 15th, 2007
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5:00-10:00 PM
Please check out the show review by eminent Washington state art critic Alec Clayton. Alec's Blog has this and much, much more.
Toast To The Way Things Were
Come to see 20 recent works, meet the artists, talk about the 20 new paintings,
and
sample from over 400 different teas...
at the
Mad Hat Tea Company
1130 Commerce St - Tacoma
* enter The Mad Hat Tea Co. from
Commerce or Broadway.
(253) 441-2111
Thursday November 15th from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM
What a perfect time to
kick off the Holiday season with the purchase of original art.
1. "Wringing The Notes Out"
2. "the Evening's Events Left Everyone With A Clue"
3. "Yesterday's Fading Light"
4. "the Moment Everyone Remembers"
5."Beckman's Legacy"
6. "Toast To The Way Things Were"
7. "Rush Hour Delay"
8. "She Wears Her Persona Like A Cloak"
9. "grabbingMotherNaturesBounty"
10. "Universal Light Transcendental Intervention"
11. "the Edison Project"
12. "Shadow Interruptus"
13. "the Limelighters"
14."Heat Wave"
15. "Unsuspected Misleading"
16. "El Gaucho The Romance Of Life"
17. "Summers With My Aunts"
18. "Relief Reported"
19. "Last Call"
20. "Overseeing Social Clean Up"
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Recent Exhibits |
Jazzbones Restaurant and Night Club - the BalconyOctober 4th through October 29th 2006Read what they said about the show in the October 12th 2006 Tacoma Weekly. 
Jazzbones hosted the Artist Reception Wednesday night October 4th from7:00 to 9:00 PM, which was sponsored by the Weekly Volcano. 
Jazzbones Restaurant & Nightclub 2803 6th Avenue in Tacoma 253-396-9169 
www.jazzbones.com! |
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June 19-August 11, 2006
The show was reviewed by the Weekly Volcano Art Critic, Alec Clayton, who hade this to say about the show and our work submitted... There's some good stuff in the fourth annual Juried Local Art Exhibition at The Gallery at Tacoma Community College. There's also some dull stuff and a few paintings that are so amateurish I can't imagine how they got in the show. Oh well, that's the nature of juried art exhibitions. They're manic-depressive. The Gallery hours are 9a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday; admission is free. The Gallery at TCC, in its fourth year of operation, provides space for student, faculty and outside art exhibits. It also provides students in TCC’s Museum Gallery Operations program a hands-on space in which to learn. The 2,000 square-foot gallery was designed by schacht-aslani architects of Seattle and constructed by Construction Enterprises and Contractors Inc. of Tacoma. The Gallery is located on TCC’s main campus, 6501 S. 19th St., Tacoma. To access The Gallery, use the entrance just off South 12th Street between Pearl and Mildred streets. For more information, call 253.460.4306 or visit The Gallery pages. |
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The American Juried Art Salon Juried Art Exhibit submissions Submitted 2/28/2006 Click on the thumbnail to see a larger version of each painting. Remember you will have to use your "back" button to return here as none of the larger versions direct you back to this spot.
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Feb 1st through Feb 28th, 2006 Kent Arts Commission Gallery Juried Art Exhibit For location and hours at the Kent City Hall We decided to look close at hand and chose pictures from 2005 which had not been exhibited before and that are suitable for the setting of the Kent Municipality.
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Oct 1st through Oct 29th, 2005 Solo Art Gallery is proud to present contemporary studies by emerging artists. The Gallery is an excellent exhibiting venue for artists working with a diverse selection of media. The Gallery shows artists who are excited to present a new perspective or direction on the subject of contemporary art. Please visit the Solo Gallery for contact information, times, location. A selection of work from 2000 - 2005 |
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May 1st through May 8th, 2005 An exciting limited appearance in New York City With a week long exhibition at the World Marketing Strategies Headquarters. This show is by appointment only. Please look at this informational PDF for times and contact information. A selection of work from 2004 |
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April 23 through April 29, 2005 Artisans' Ball Albany New York Come join the festivities of the Opening night Gala at the Ten Broek Mansion in Albany New York Saturday April 23rd 6:00. Download this informative PDF file for all the exciting details. |
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March 28th through April 30th, 2005 The Karpeles Manuscript Library of Newburgh New York Thirty pieces recently seen only on the West Coast. |
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Every two months Projekt30.com publishes the work of 30 artists, selected from a large pool of applicants. Februarys show received 167 applicants. Projekt30.com is a non-profit online gallery, run by artists, and they take no commission on any sales. |
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December 16 - February 16, 2004-2005 Panamonicas 1117 S Tacoma Ave Tacoma, WA 98402 253.272.8470 Speakeasy - Art Center - Lounge
Panamonica's is an art center and cafe dedicated to supporting the creative community. Our mission is to provide artists and musicians with a loving and encouraging environment in which they can communicate their passion to the community, while also providing delicious foods and beverages to the public at excellent prices. Works from 2002 - 2004 The selection of these fifteen pieces was done with our eyes closed, throwing darts at a list of nearly 300 paintings.
The fifteen pieces on display are:
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October 17 through December 17, 2004 The Karpeles Manuscript Library Museums A selection of work from 2004 The selection of these six pieces are meant to echo the character of the manuscript show, "Man's Inhumanity to Man". Curator, Thomas M. Juttila, has recently begun seeking out Washington Artist with works that can add to the experience of visiting the manuscript museum. This show of pastel paintings is joined with a show of glass artist Gordon Baker's innovative works.
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Brick & Mortar Gallery features contemporary collaborative pastels by artists Ric Hall of Tacoma and Ron Schmitt of Seattle. The new exhibit reception is Thursday, June 17 from 5 to 9 pm. Hall and Schmitt began their collaboration in 1983 and as they have developed their shared style, their works have moved from abstract organic images to more figurative works with a strong sense of the surreal. See an unsolicited OnLine Review from an opening night patron Artist's Reception: Artwalk Thursday, June 17, 5-9 P.M. Through August 17. Brick & Mortar Gallery, located in the 100-year-old restored Rowland Building in the Theater District of downtown Tacoma, features upscale contemporary work by local Washington artists in an eclectic urban setting that includes a wine bar and cafe.
The gallery, café and wine bar are located at 813 Pacific Ave. near the corner of 9th St. in the Theater District of downtown Tacoma. Hours are Monday (lunch only 11a.m. to 2 p.m.); Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 11:00 am to 10:00 pm, and Friday-Saturday 11:00 am to midnight. For information call (253) 591-2787(gallery) or (253) 722-5079 (Vin Grotto) or email vingrottotacoma@yahoo.com. |
June 27-August 15
The Gallery at TCC, in its second year of operation, provides space for student, faculty and outside art exhibits. It also provides students in TCC’s Museum Gallery Operations program a hands-on space in which to learn. The 2,000 square-foot gallery was designed by schacht-aslani architects of Seattle and constructed by Construction Enterprises and Contractors Inc. of Tacoma. The Gallery is located on TCC’s main campus, 6501 S. 19th St., Tacoma. To access The Gallery, use the entrance just off South 12th Street between Pearl and Mildred streets. For more information, call 253.460.4306 or visit The Gallery pages. |
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Miss Liberty
Wonderful Gathering
Angel in a Red Dress
Under the Table Deal
Fall Harvest II
Jack and Jill
Wyeth Winds
Swinging Horn
Guitar Player
Final Note
Couple Exposed
Girls of the Red Room
Lounge Act
Lilting Breeze
Strings and Bows