Main Gallery
The Confluence’s primary exhibition space, showcasing
local and regional art since 1988.
Rhapsody in Hue
October 7 - November 15
Opening Reception: Saturday, October 11, 5 - 7 p.m.
Music moves us physically and emotionally. It generates mood, ideas and energy. Music heals and activates our minds in ways we are still discovering today. What else does music do? It often informs art. In this exhibit we invited artists that understand this connection to explore the inspiration music has on their work. What do artists listen to when creating? How does music manifest in their work? As we celebrate the 101st year of Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue, let us also celebrate the power of music across creative disciplines and admire how brush, chisel and pencil often dance in response to its call. Join us on October 11th from 5-7pm to see what the artists have heard and said during the opening reception. Curated by Janet Fagan.
Curator: Janet Fagan
EXHIBIT SPONSORS:
ArtsWA • Blue Star Coffee Roasters • D*Signs • Icicle Fund • Methow Valley Lumber • Methow Reservations • mitchellimage • Okanogan County Lodging Tax Advisory Committee
Metal, Flies, and Acrylic on Wood
34"widex17"tallx2"deep
Keyboard from a square Steinway Grand Piano and spray paint
46"widex36"tallx12"deep
Ink and watercolor on paper
artwork 16"x20"/framed 20"x24"
Ink and watercolor on paper
artwork 16"x20"/framed 20"x24"
Stoneware clay
15"h x 9.5"w x 2.5"d
paper collage on wooden cradle board
6" X 8"
Oil on recycled wood, artist made frame
16" x 16"
Acrylic & archival ink on canvas - framed
18” x 18”
Acrylic painting on canvas - framed
18” x 18”
Wood and Painted Steel
80x24x9”
oil
16 x 20”
ceramic / strings / beads
36H x 22 w
Ceramic Mixed Media
14" x 7"
Ceramic Mixed Media
16.5 x 7.5
Ceramic Mixed Media
17"x6.5"
Multi Media
5×5”
Steel, Found Objects, and Spray Paint
20"widex55"tallx20"deep