i.e.
5800 Cains Court
Edison Wa 98232
Thurs - Sat 11 - 5 pm,
Sun 11 - 4 pm
and by appointment
360-488-3458
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Tim Fowler, The Mechanic Shop, carved wood, found objects, paint
STORY LINES : Part I and Part II
Part I, Dakota Art Gallery, Feb 5th - Feb 28th
Part II, i.e. gallery, Feb 5th - Mar 1st
First Friday Art Walk Bellingham Feb 6th, 6 - 8 pm, 1322 Cornwall Avenue
Artist's Reception i.e. gallery Feb 7th, 4 - 6 pm
FRESH

i.e. is pleased to announce a group exhibit of gallery artists based on the ever changing continuum that happens as part of the daily studio practice. This work is fresh in that it is newly made by artists that i.e. has represented for awhile or the artists themselves may be new additions to the gallery roster. Among the artists new to i.e. are Jesse Max Otero, Drie Chapek, Gregg Laananen and Ed Musante. Some of the established gallery artists who will give you a preview of what they have been up to in their studios over the winter are Marc Wenet, Patricia Hagen, Clarissa Callesen and Thomas Wood.
The puddled dun colored fields around the Skagit tell us that this is a season of dormancy. But on closer inspection we see the beginnings of some new life. Slow your pace, look closely, there is a quiet percolating going on.



images top to bottom:
Drie Chapek, Deepening, oil on canvas, 36 x 24 in
Jesse Max Otero, Fruiting Bodies, paint, found objects, wire etc, installation
Marc Wenet, Signs of Light, found wood, gouache
Ed Musante, Oriole/Harvester, dry pigment on cigar box
Patricia Hagen, Standing Stones, oil on canvas, 22 x 30 in
