Exhibition Opening Reception Friday, Feb. 24, 2012, 5:30 to 7:30 PM
Yosemite Renaissance has chosen the artists for their upcoming twenty-seventh anniversary show. The program’s opening reception is announced and here is a list of participating artists.
The programs of Yosemite Renaissance are intended to encourage diverse artistic interpretations of Yosemite. Its goals are to bring together the works of serious contemporary artists that do not simply duplicate traditional representations; to establish a continuum with past generations of Yosemite artists; and to help re-establish visual art as a major interpretive medium of the landscape and a stimulus to the protection of the environment. Historically, the arts have played a very important role in the establishment of our State and National Parks. It is our hope that they can be just as important in future efforts to preserve and protect that heritage.
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1. Ron Andrews, Falls View, 22 x 30, watermedia, $500.
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2. Jason Blankenship, Merced River, Winter, 16 x 20, photograph, $495.
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3. Calvin Bohner, Yosemite Series 2.1, 8 x 12, mixed media, $280.
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4. Susan Bolen, Yosemite Falls from Ahwahnee Meadow, 30×24,
gallery wrap, painted on edges, acrylic on canvas, $1500.
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5. Corinne Carbone, Afternoon on the Tuolomne, 24 x 30, acrylic, $1100.
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6. Corinne Carbone, Lembert Dome, 16 x 20, acrylic, $720.
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7. Brian Cho, Lyell, 48 x 48, acrylic on wood, $NFS, $900.
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8. John Clark, Tenaya Creek, 11 x 14, silver gelatin print, $600.
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9. Valerie P. Cohen, June Snow on Tenaya Lake, 22 x 30, watercolor, $2500.
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10. Jane Culp, View from Alabama Hills Lone Pine, 20 x 24, oil on board, $1500.
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11. Stephen Curl, Birch Lake, near the Hetch-Hetchy, 11 x 14, watercolor, $650.
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12. Irina Dorofeeva, Yosemite Tunnel View, 19 x 27, silk painting (batik), $350.
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13. Virginia Draper, Crossing Stoneman Meadow, Early Spring, 20 x 15, digital photograph, $250.
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14. Kit Eastman, Snow Flower, Little Yosemite, 15 x 11, intaglio etching, $225.
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15. Fred Fisher, Yosemite Falls Runoff, 13 x 19, photograph, $595.
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16. Michael Frye, Willow Reflections, 16 x 20, Photograph – Archival Inkjet Print, $450.
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17. Peggy Hansen, Fire Scar, 18 x 24, photography, $425.
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18. Peggy Hansen, What Lies Beneath, 11 x 17, photography, $300.
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19. Michele Hausman, Sierra Buttes, 11 x 14, oil on canvas, $600.
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20. David Hoffman, Ice and Reflections, Yosemite Valley, 16 x 21, archival digital print, $320.
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21. Jodie Hulden, Gnarled Tree, 5 3/4 x 8 3/4, digital photograph, $350.
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22. Iretta Hunter, Fractured Granite, 28 x 20, watercolor, $1600.
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23. Jonhomer, Control Burn 2, 32 x 40, digital original print $900.
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24. Jonhomer, Le Conte Memorial 1, 32 x 32, digital original, $900.
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25. Kristal Leonard, Oh Crap! Curve, 8 x 12, photograph, $125.
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26. Marek Matusz, Hetch Hetchy Meadow, 8 x 11, gum bichromate, $275.
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27. Marek Matusz, Oak, Valley Floor, 11 x 14, palladium/platinum and gum bichromate, $600.
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28. Jean McAlister, Eastern Sierra Winter, 15 x 22.5, watercolor, $1000.
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29. Jon McCormack, Three Brothers, 13 x 30, photograph, $500.
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30. Tsungwei Moo, Merced River, 18 x 24, pastels, $1500.
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31. William Neill, Oaks in autumn snowstorm, Ahwahnee, California 2010, 16 x 24, $750.
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32. William Neill, Rock, Water and Tree, Cascade Falls, Yosemite National Park, 16 x 24, $600.
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33. Glenn Nelson, Winter Trees, Yosemite, 16 x 19, digital photograph, $500.
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34. Penny Otwell, Black Point, Mono lake, 20 x 24, oil on canvas, $1450.
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35. Penny Otwell, Imagined Waterfall, 20 x 24, oil on canvas, $1450.
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36. Joyce Pekala, Yosemite Indian Village, 11 x 14, oil, $1500.
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37. Bonnie Peterson, Glacier Survey, 40 x 46, embroidery and transfers on silk., $3000.
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38. Susanne M. Rasmussen, El Capitan, 28 x 30, quilt, $NFS, $500.
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39. Ziggy Rendler-Bregman, Today Snow, 16 x 20 each, acrylic on board, diptych, $900.
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40. Greg Russell, High Sierra Reflection, 13 x 24, photograph, $225.
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41. Jody Sears-Barbuta, piton glisten, big wall, 13 x 3 x 27, wood, copper leaf, $1000.
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42. Andy Skaff, Mirror Image ( Yosemite), 13 x 15.5, oil, $1500.
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43. Joan Sowada, Tenaya Summer, 24 x 17, textile, $550.
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44. James Swanson, South Fork, 16 x 12, oil, $900.
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45. Mike Tauber, Merced Reflections, 12 x 8, ceramic, $290.
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46. Andie Thrams, Field Studies: Populus balsamifera ssp. trichocarpa, $600.
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47. Wagner, Ice Blue & Moon, 8 x 10, watercolor, $750.
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48. Carolyn WarmSun, Vernal Falls, 30 x 22, watercolor, $850.
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LAUNCH PARTY!
Sunday, January 22,2012 • 2pm to 5 pm
Riversong Ranch, 31044 Road 400
Coarsegold, California
Directions to Riversong Ranch (for the party):
From Oakhurst:
South on 41 At signal in Coarsegold, turn right on Road 415 (Raymond Road) & go about 5 miles
Turn left on Road 400 (River Road) and go 4 miles
Look for sign on right — Archers’ Riversong Ranch, turn down driveway. House is the redwood house.
If while on Road 400 you see Cornerstone Court, you’ve gone a tad too far.
• Memories and Music from the ’50s and ’60s.
• Hula Hoops, Slinkies, Games & Prizes
• Book signing by Author
RSVP: Call Sandee @ 559-760-1058 or email bloominboomer@gmail.com
If you want or need a little Christmas cheer, watch this. It is fun!
Burning Brush Art Gallery Grand Opening and Artists’ Reception
Sunday November 20, 2011, 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Plaza 41 40571 Highway 41, Oakhurst, CA 559-641-2225
Across from the Best Western Motel
Joan Constable and crew have put in a lot of effort to bring a new gallery to Oakhurst. I was there yesterday as they were preparing the space for the Grand Opening Reception happening tomorrow that promises to be an exciting time for all. Stop by to welcome the new space and meet the artists between 3:00 and 5:00 pm this Sunday!
Lori Ann Cole has contributed some portrait studies of her own of the artists who showed their work at the Third Annual YWA Portrait Show held on Saturday.
The Gertrude School was the site of the 3rd Annual Yosemite Western Artists’ Portrait Show on a chilly Fall day in Oakhurst. The weather did not slow the attendees. There was a consistent stream of visitors during the whole event.
This is the culmination of a year’s worth of painting from live models that show up every Friday to sit for the members of the Painting Group. For more information, see yosemitewesternartists.org
Wandering & Wondering from James Temple on Vimeo.
From a blog on SFGATE. For more of the article, CLICK HERE:
The next Icon Painting Class will be coming up in November. Joyce Tanner, our instructor, has agreed to come up to Oakhurst the second week in November. The project this time will be to paint the Holy Family on their flight into Egypt with the baby Jesus, rendered in the Coptic style. When finished, this project will make a wonderful Christmas present.
St. Raphael’s Episcopal Church will sponsor the class. The class will limited to fifteen painters and will be conducted in a quiet, reflective mood with time for prayers, as was the custom when Icons were painted in monasteries.
The particulars are:
What: Icon Painting Class
Where: Cunningham Schoolhouse in Fresno Flats
When: Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, November 7th, 8th and 9th
Time: 9:00 am until 3:00 pm
Cost: $50 for the three days.
Bring: Small paint brushes and one large wide brush, a sack lunch and cash or a check made out to St. Raphael’s Episcopal Church. The instructor will supply all the paints, boards and other materials.
To sign up for the class, or for more information, please call Suzanne Harvey at 683-6985 or send an e-mail at suzharvey@sti.net
Celebrating it’s 19th Anniversary, Stavast Studio Gallery is having an Open Gallery Exhibit – Saturday Nov. 5th from 10am to 7pm. On display will be the recent oil paintings of Stavast’s Rock & Water series as well as is new series that he is releasing. Using humor and surrealism, his newer works take nature to another level.
