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Fri - Sun 11-5 pm
or by appointment
360-488-3458
5800 Cains Court
Edison WA

vessel: an invitational
Rik Allen, Shelley Muzylowski Allen, Lanny Bergner, David Blakesley, Joe Max Emminger, Christy Erickson, John Fairman, Niles Fairman, Claudia Fitch, Robin Green, Barb Hathaway, Aaron Murray, Sue Roberts, Victor Sandblom, Elizabeth Sandvig, Cathy Schoenberg, Mike Scott, Lana Sundberg, Chris Wardenburg Skinner, Del Webber, Christine Westergaard
Claudia Fitch, Supine Vessel (ed. 2 of 2), 2014, porcelain, terracotta, acrylic paint, rubber stopper,11.25 x 20 x 10", 2014,courtesy of Greg Kucera Gallery
february 3rd - february 26th
opening saturday feb 4th 3-5pm
Heidi Epstein and Sue Danielson
(a) temporal
February 26th - April 3rd
Reception for the Artists SUNDAY february 28th, 1-4 pm

Heidi Epstein, "54 Days:Evidence of Being" , studio view, oil pastel on paper, 30" x 212", 2014
Heidi Epstein, "54 Days: Evidence of Being" , detail view, oil pastel on paper, 30" x 70", 2014
Sue Danielson, "Block Head",ink on papaer, 2015
Sue Danielson, "Intersection (red line)", acrylic on canvas, 20 x 20"


(a)temporal
There are times when artists are outside the parameters of the regular delineations of life. That is if the artists are successful in their work. Successful in that they can enter that unconscious flow of being in the work. Being the work. In the studio. Outside of time. A different part of the brain is accessed than the part that is rooted in tasks, or even thought. "Temporal" can refer to a part of the brain, or a sacred place (like a temple) and it can also mean time. "(a)" is within or without.
Heidi Epstein and Sue Danielson's work reflect these transitions of states of being. Both record being inside the world and outside the world beautifully. Contained and uncontained.
Sue Danielson, "Hornet's Nest", mixed media on paper, 19 x 14", 2015
Sue Danielson,"When I Knew You (Sweet Spot)", mixed media on canvas,36 x 45", 2015

april 8th - may 15th Ann DufFy and William Elston
may 20th - June 26th Margy Lavelle