Ashland GalleriesSeptember at Ashland Art Works
Join the Artists for a First Friday celebration on September 3rd from 5:00 to 8:00pm, and meet our featured Artists. Also check out our Second Saturday Demonstrations on Sept. 11th.
“Adornment” New paintings by Eric Peterson
These paintings explore “adornment” through building and excavating layers of paint, wax, stencils and collage capturing some of the beauty and mystery of our multi-cultural world.
“Cradles Rock!”
Local artists Jenay Elder, Charlotte Peterson and Judy Richardson have created this “rocking” featured exhibit for the month of December at Art and Soul Gallery. Come by to see it!
“Time Travel” with Eric Peterson
“Traveling in my mind, through the softer lens of memory, and imagination, I find a comfort that rejuvenates and allows me to come back and deal with what we are all facing.” ~ Eric Peterson
“June Blume” Works in Oil and Acrylic by Kathy Morawiec
Kathy Morawiec, Art & Soul Gallery’s featured Artist for June is celebrated in a new video on our new YouTube channel: https://artandsoulgallery.com/ and in the Gallery’s window. Stop by!
“Revisiting the Renaissance” ~ Oil Paintings by Penny Simmons
“Revisiting the Renaissance”
Contemporary Oil Paintings in the Style of the Old Masters by Penny Simmons
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Oil Paintings from Life, Spring renewal
Featured artists, Gloria Kastenberg, John Kirk and Jo Ann Manzone display new work, wine by Platt Anderson Cellars, Music by Shake n’ Bake & Oregon CheeseCave will be featuring their cheese
Rogue Valley Views: Woodworking, Furniture, and Paintings
Come see new offerings by painter Michael Gibson, who took inspiration from the Bear Creek Wine Trail, and furniture maker John Weston, who uses woods found and sourced in the Rogue Valley.
Ashland Art Center, Artist Member Show
Ashland Art Center Member Show March 16, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Featured Artists: Shoshanah Dubiner, Micah Ofstedahl & Art Van Kraft Shoshanah Dubiner Dubiner is an artist and designer whose creativity has found expression in a wide range of disciplines including costume design, museum exhibition design, computer graphics and animation, and fine arts painting (with gouache as her primary medium). Since 2007, (after attending a class at SOU in cell biology), she has found artistic inspiration in the microscopic world. A large reproduction of her “Dndosymbiosis: Homage to Lynn Margulis” hangs in the Morrill Science Center at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Reproductions of her paintings about pollinators are installed near the beehives at SOU’s The Farm. The originals of all these works are featured at SOU’s Hannon Library. Micah Ofstedahl My work invokes awareness of the complexity and beauty of the world around us, seen and unseen. To achieve this I incorporate lesser-known elements of nature and science into my paintings in addition to my creative interpretation of the unseen, mysterious components of life. Observable scientific subject matter may include microscopic views of single-cell radiolarians, the facets of a bee’s eye, or anatomy right down to the cellular level and beyond. I believe […]
Oil Painting, Watercolors and More…
Featured Gallery Artist, Terry Frosini will be showing his oil paintings his show, “Things that go Together.” Also featured, Melody Blore, Studio Artist and Debra Harder, photographer
“Spirit of Spring” paintings by Art&Soul Gallery Artists
Art&Soul Gallery presents our Gallery Artists in a Spring show of colorful and creative paintings evoking the spirit of Spring in a variety of mediums.
“Landscapes” Paintings by Art & Soul Artists
Art & Soul Gallery presents an exhibit of Landscape paintings by Gallery Artists. Participating artists: Carla Palmese, Dana Feagin, Christina Madden, Judy Richardson, Linda Boutacoff, Willo Balfrey. Steve Bennett, Sue Bennett, and Randye Jensen.
Oil Paintings by Terry Frosini
“I paint what interests me in the moment; I look for a challenge, something I have not tried before, perhaps something I may fail at.” – Terry Frosini
Terry’s realistic oil paintings of portraits, landscapes, and still lifes draw you in with their charm and ability to tell a story. Visit Terry in his studio in the Artists Underground on the lower level of Ashland Art Center. Learn about his process and the stories behind each unique piece.
As always, visitors will find galleries, open studios, art, and artists on all three floors of the Art Center. There will also be refreshments and live music on First Friday.