STORY LINES
 
    We are all story tellers in our way. It comes with being human. We convey who we are and where we came from through our gestures, expressions and behavior. Some of us become very consciously intended story tellers through our music, poetry, literature, dance and visual arts. It is as important as breathing air. It signifies that we are alive. 
   From the graffiti on the streets to the caves of Lascaux we have a need to tell our stories. Freud knew this, as did Jung. As did the Aboriginal People over 45 thousand years ago who told their cultural stories through dot paintings and dance. 
   We have gathered the story tellers we represent at i.e. gallery for an exhibit called "Story Lines : Parts I and Part II".  We have 2 gallery spaces to use for this installation. Dakota Gallery in Bellingham will house Part I and i.e. in Edison will house Part II. We hope you enjoy the expansiveness of these stories in two parts.