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Saturday and Sunday
April 5 - 6, 2003
Stanwood Middle School
9405, 271st Street NW
Stanwood, WA
10 am - 4 pm
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The Stanwood Camano Arts Guild is pleased to announce it’s first ever
spring invitational art show. Admittance to the show is free. Visitors
will be asked to cast a vote for the peoples choice award.
Both 2D and 3D art by artisans of the Stanwood Camano Arts Guild and by
the Stanwood Camano Roaming Artists will be on display and available for
purchase. There will be individual artist booths in addition to a separate
judged fine arts show that will feature the best works of 34 local
artists. Artisans will be available to answer your questions and several
artisans will conduct periodic demonstrations in the booth area during the
two day event.
Displays will include jewelry, glass, ceramics, fiber, oriental sumi,
woodturning, clay sculpture, photography and paintings in all media.
Plan on visiting one of the numerous cafés and restaurants in the
Stanwood area. For your convenience a free basic map showing restaurant
locations will be available on the premises.
For additional information or directions to the show location please
call one of the following show chairpersons:
Robert Paczkowski - Chairman - 360-387-2487
Deborah Cirino - Fine Arts Show - 425-357-1152
Norman Kearsley - Advertising - 360-629-2572
Judges for the Fine Arts Show
Rudy Coffing
Paintings (watercolor, oil, acrylic & pastels)
Rudy has been active in Fine Art and Creative Design for over
50 years. His instruction was accredited through San Francisco State
College and American River Junior College in Sacramento, California. He is
currently instructing ongoing classes in acrylic painting in several
locations of the Puget Sound area. Many private collectors throughout the
country commission his murals, paintings and illustrations.
Ilene Ellickson
Photography
Ilene has expressed herself through the medium of photography
for over 30 years. She graduated from the Fashion Institute of Technology
in New York City and moved to Washington State in the spring of year 2000.
Ilene has been the featured artist at ART & SOUL in Everett during the
entire month of March. Her work covers a large range of themes and has
been displayed in numerous galleries and private collections throughout
the United States. All of her images are limited editions.
Ned Block
3-D (sculpture, glass, jewelry & woodturnings)
Ned is a Camano Island resident and a sculptor who works
primarily in steel and resins. In 1990, after a 20 year career as a
graphics designer and art director he returned to his sculpture full time.
He moved to Camano Island in 1999. His abstractions of the graceful,
droll, often “quirky nature” of nature, rarely miss an opportunity to opt
for form over reality. Even so, Ned believes it’s an artist’s
responsibility to constantly challenge the work’s ability to explain
itself. His sometimes whimsical pieces have been shown throughout the
Northwest and in San Francisco, Carmel and Palm Desert, California.
Participating Artists
Adair, Debra - Watercolor
Ackerley, Donald & Carol - Oil & Jewelry
Campbell, Wendy - Watercolor
Carver, Daniel - B/W Fine Art & Glass
Cirino, Deborah - Acrylic and Oil
Cyrus, Gene - Watercolor
Dodge, Mark - Photography
Dodge, Vicki - Oil, Fiber & Pottery
Donovan, Marilyn - Watercolor
Foltz, Bobbi - Watercolor
Gordon, Jody - Photography
Hagberg, Juanita - Watercolor
Hill, Diane - Watercolor
Hornbeck, Shirley - Watercolor & Pastel
Iodice, Elaine - Glass
Karnarick, Connie - Watercolor
Kearsley, Norman - Oil
Larson, Loren & Fran - Photography
Lueken, Helen - Watercolor & Oil
McLaughlin, Avonne - Clay Sculpture
McWatt, Aubrey - Oil
Michailoff, Elizabeth - Watercolor
Morris, Merle - Watercolor
Muhler, John - Acrylic
Paczkowski, Robert - Watercolor
Paulson, Beverly - Watercolor
Pontikis, Patricia - Glass & Jewelry
Price Hallie - Watercolor
Rucha, Chuck - Watercolor
Soderlund, June - Watercolor, Pen/ink & Oriental Sumi
Swapp, Susan - Oil & Pen/ink
Uhrich, Sue - Watercolor & Oil
Werner, Marilyn - Oil
Werner, Michael - Woodturning
For more information, contact Bob Paczkowski
360-387-2487 or email rnpcmp at msn.com
