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Juan Fuentes' bold relief prints depict the lives of
people of color, women, workers and images about the
war. He was part of the now historical Chicano Poster
movement that addressed both local and international
issues, like Aparthied, the struggle in Palestine, and
the struggles in Latin America. Active in the San
Francisco Latino Community, Fuentes was the director of
Mission Grafica for ten years.
Peaceful Resistance, linoleum block
print, 18" X 24"on a 23" x 30" sheet.
Color, pattern and rhythm all play a part in the
integration of the global and local in the paintings of
Cathy Schoenberg. The human form and the flora of the
jungle, be it here in the Pacific Northwest, or far off
places, is at play on the canvas, revealing the
interaction of ourselves with world around us. A Skagit
Valley artist, Cathy's work has been reproduced for the
posters on Mona Style, the Anacortes Arts festival '05,
and Art's Alive in La Conner.
Cimmenon, 14" X 18", oil on canvas
Ceramic artist Brendan Fuller explores pottery and
firing influenced by traditional Japanese ceramics.
Combining the available materials of the land, an
experimental attitude with surface treatments and
material reactions, and a true love of his work, Brendan
creates soul filled usable pieces of art.
Black and white, crawling white
glaze on dark brown clay.
Kate Sweeney is a fine artist and a medical
illustrator. This work represents a continuation of her
exploration of natural phenomena and processes, and
combines printmaking, digital techniques and various
painting media. She examines analog versus digital
aesthetics. In addition to the computer, handwork as
well as methods of indirect transfer are used to create
the images.
Study for the Big Bang 2008, paper
wall installation, 8 feet by 8 feet.
Walt Padgett began making woodcuts in 1976, hand
printed in the western tradition, but when he witnessed
an exhibition and demonstration of the Japanese
woodblock printing method in 1978, he became enthralled.
He completed an intensive one month of study at the
Yoshida Hanga Academy in Tokyo in 1983 and has made
three subsequent trips to Japan since. His current work
reflects both western and eastern influences.
Tokaido series: Totsuka, Boys'
Festival 2009 11 1/4" x 18"
The current graduates of Shoreline's Associate of
Fine Arts Degree will present samples of their work. The
exhibition will include painting, drawing, photography,
sculpture and ceramics.
Brian Laing, Untitled Drawing,
charcoal.
This show will highlight work from Shoreline's Fine
Art Clubs. The work will be juried by each club and will
provide samples of the best printmaking, painting,
drawing, photography, sculpture and ceramics from the
students involved in club activities throughout the
year.
Ed Neff, Fallen Angel 5, ceramic,
25" X 15" X 15"
- For more information about the
exhibit, call Gallery Director Natalie
Niblack at 206-546-4101 then x4433.
- College Art Gallery, Administration
Building - 1000
- College Art Gallery
- Shoreline Community College
16101 Greenwood Ave. N.
Shoreline, WA 98133
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