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| Morning Setup, Joan Reeves |
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Showing posts with label Joan Reeves. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Joan Reeves. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
New Featured Artists
Sunday, July 20, 2014
Come to the Market!
The heart of Seattle, Pike Place Market offers food for the senses and the soul!
Every day at the Art Stall Gallery you can meet a local artist and take Seattle home in a work of art.
Beginning this Friday we will feature the work of two outstanding watercolorists. Come enjoy!
Every day at the Art Stall Gallery you can meet a local artist and take Seattle home in a work of art.
Beginning this Friday we will feature the work of two outstanding watercolorists. Come enjoy!
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| Remnants, Joan Glenn |
| Noon in Post Alley, Joan Reeves |
Thursday, July 17, 2014
Keeping Up With the Joans -- July 26 through August 2014
| Dead Bug VII, Joan Glenn watercolor |
It's crunch time for Joan Reeves and Joan Glenn as they prepare for their "Keeping Up With the Joans" show at the Art Stall Gallery. The show will run from July 25th through August 28th.
The two friends are combining their skills to produce a show featuring their favorite subjects and the spectacular views of the Northwest.
With a combined 75 years as members of the Art Stall, the two watercolor artists have observed and painted the changing face of their beloved Pike Place Market, the Northwest, and the various World wide locations they've visited.
Joan Glenn writes: "My studio looks like the aftermath of a major natural disaster. Framing 17 paintings produces confused clutter that only other frantic artists can appreciate. But the excitement of finally seeing the work of weeks and months framed and ready for hanging makes it all worthwhile. (I'm hoping to locate my telephone, car keys, and the family cat, within the next week or so.)"
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| Seattle Style, Joan Reeves watercolor |
With a combined 75 years as members of the Art Stall, the two watercolor artists have observed and painted the changing face of their beloved Pike Place Market, the Northwest, and the various World wide locations they've visited.
Joan Glenn writes: "My studio looks like the aftermath of a major natural disaster. Framing 17 paintings produces confused clutter that only other frantic artists can appreciate. But the excitement of finally seeing the work of weeks and months framed and ready for hanging makes it all worthwhile. (I'm hoping to locate my telephone, car keys, and the family cat, within the next week or so.)"
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