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In this workshop, led by artist Greg Tate and gallerist Ann-Marie Cunningham, you'll learn how to approach a gallery for a show. Topics include preparing an artist statement, artist bio, and portfolio, goal-setting, and how to show in different venues.
Following the presentation will be a Q&A panel with gallerists Jay Anderson (Foundry Vineyards) and Brandon Kubrock (Studio TWOZEROTWO) who will share their expectations and artists Keiko Hara & Juventino Aranda who will share their experiences.
INSTRUCTORS
GREG TATE
I have recently retired from teaching ceramics, drawing, painting and design, along with being the gallery director at Skagit Valley College for the past 34 years. I received my B.S. in Art Education from Western Oregon University in 1971 and M.F.A. in painting and ceramics from Washington State University in 1975.
Over the years I have had one man shows or been involved with group shows at: The Henry Gallery University of Washington Seattle Washington, The Bush Barn Gallery Salem Oregon, Whatcom Museum Bellingham Washington, Anacortes Arts and Craft Juried Show, Bellevue Arts and Craft Juried Show, Newport Museum Newport Oregon, Green River Community College, Skagit Valley College Mount Vernon Washington, Whitman College Walla Walla Washington, University of Minnesota at Duluth Minnesota, Snohomish Art Council Everett Washington, Depot Gallery Anacortes Washington, Washington Clay Artist Annual Show 2010 and 2012 NCECA at the Art Stop Gallery Tacoma, Annual Pottery Northwest Un-Wedged Ceramic Competition and Art Show, Anchor Art Space, Anacortes, Washington, The Clay Gallery Ann Arbor, Michigan Cups of Fire National, Allied Arts of Whatcom County, Schack Art Center Everett, Currnents: "Seattle Print Arts 2012" at the Jacob Lawrence Gallery University of Washington Seattle, "Local Produce " at Harborview Medical Center's Maleng Building Seattle Washington. Anchor Artspace, "Dry Ice Show"
I have presented workshops on paper clay, rake slip decorations and throwing platters :
Edmonds Community College Edmonds Washington, Whitman College Walla Walla Washington, Green River Community College, Shack Art Center, Everett, Washington
Published: Sqajet Skagit Valley College Art and Literary Journal 2000, 2001, 2002
ANN-MARIE CUNNINGHAM
Ann-Marie is a print artist who was born in Ohio and brought her Midwest foundations to the Pacific Northwest in 2001, where she continues to develop her artistic passion in Print media. As a recent Master of Fine Arts graduate of San Francisco Art Institute, Ann-Marie is excited to continue honing her technological skills and ideas at studio Articolore In Walla Walla, WA. Her works illustrate points of departure through science and technology: the need to find patterns of connection in events, to communicate ideas through sets of objects or landscapes, and express experiences representing fundamental change in interpretation. Ann-Maries fundamental exploration includes incorporating new materials within digital print books, screen printing on Lexan and intaglio processes.
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UbicaciónStudio Articolore (Ver)
226 East Main Street
Walla Walla, WA 99362
United States
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