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Visual Edge: "Selected Druckworks" at Evergreen State College Gallery

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Visual Edge: "Selected Druckworks" at Evergreen State College Gallery

Johanna Drucker is known worldwide for her book art combining poetry, prose, visual art and innovative use of typography. The exhibition "Selected Druckworks: Books and Projects by Johanna Drucker" at The Evergreen State College is a smaller version of Drucker's 40-year retrospective exhibition, "Druckworks," which is currently touring the country.

Agnes Martin's artistic evolution

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Agnes Martin's artistic evolution

I am about to say something that many lovers of modern art will consider downright sacrilegious. Here it is: I do not care for Agnes Martin's paintings. Never have. To me they are boring, and the new show at Tacoma Art Museum has done nothing to change my mind. We

Through May 25: "A Punch of Color: Fifty Years of Painting by Camille Patha"

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Through May 25: "A Punch of Color: Fifty Years of Painting by Camille Patha"

The Camille Patha show at Tacoma Art Museum is stupendous. Frankly, having seen her paintings only on a computer screen, I had not expected anything so great. On my computer they were too slick, too intense, and overwhelming in a not-good way; but the real deal is breathtaking. The show is

"A Punch of Color," works by Camille Patha at Tacoma Art Museum

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"A Punch of Color," works by Camille Patha at Tacoma Art Museum

The Camille Patha show at Tacoma Art Museum is stupendous. Frankly, having seen her paintings only on a computer screen, I had not expected anything so great. On my computer they were too slick, too intense, and overwhelming in a not-good way; but the real deal is breathtaking. The show is

Through Feb. 28: "Left To The Elements"

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Through Feb. 28: "Left To The Elements"

The latest show at Tacoma Public Library's Handforth Gallery features paintings, photography and mixed-media works by three artists, all of which investigate the effects of time as weather wears away urban and industrial buildings and machinery. What strikes me about these works is that they all seem to be crying

Visual Edge: Left to the Elements at Handforth Gallery

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Visual Edge: Left to the Elements at Handforth Gallery

The latest show at Tacoma Public Library's Handforth Gallery features paintings, photography and mixed-media works by three artists, all of which investigate the effects of time as weather wears away urban and industrial buildings and machinery. What strikes me about these works is that they all seem to be crying

Fine Art Postcard show returns to South Puget Sound Community College

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Fine Art Postcard show returns to South Puget Sound Community College

Once again the gallery at South Puget Sound Community College is filled with well over 200 artists' postcards. This year the theme is "It's the Water," the old Olympia Beer slogan. About a third of the show is made up of trite photos, watercolors, and other images of water, with quite

Through Feb. 1: Paitings by Carla Paine

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Through Feb. 1: Paitings by Carla Paine

Carla Paine's paintings at Olyphant Art Supply in Olympia are as rich and luscious as the settings for her portraits and still-lifes. They harken back to a time when artists were considered to have been chosen and blessed by God, when they painted their pictures for kings and popes and

Carla Paine shows at Olyphant Art Supply

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Carla Paine shows at Olyphant Art Supply

Carla Paine's paintings at Olyphant Art Supply in Olympia are as rich and luscious as the settings for her portraits and still-lifes. They harken back to a time when artists were considered to have been chosen and blessed by God, when they painted their pictures for kings and popes and

Visual Edge: "Global Perspectives Exhibit" in The Gallery at TCC

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Visual Edge: "Global Perspectives Exhibit" in The Gallery at TCC

The latest show at The Gallery at Tacoma Community College is outstanding. It provides a look into the art and cultures - and most particularly the lives of working class people throughout the world as seen through the eyes of local artists. Included are paintings, drawings, sculpture and photography by

Visual Edge: 2014 art kick-off

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Visual Edge: 2014 art kick-off

Excuse this old reviewer, but there's not much of anything showing this week that I want to review and haven't already, but there are a lot of interesting shows scheduled for early in the year 2014. The new exhibition that just opened in The Gallery at Tacoma Community College is called

Through Jan. 5: Mary Randlett Photography

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Through Jan. 5: Mary Randlett Photography

If we can trust the evidence of the past three months, Salon Refu in Olympia is now one of the best art galleries between Seattle and Portland. And Mary Randlett is the most celebrated photographer in the Pacific Northwest. Recognized as an outstanding landscape photographer and celebrated for her marvelous

Visual Edge: Selected photos by Mary Randlett

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Visual Edge: Selected photos by Mary Randlett

If we can trust the evidence of the past three months, Salon Refu in Olympia is now one of the best art galleries between Seattle and Portland. And Mary Randlett is the most celebrated photographer in the Pacific Northwest. Recognized as an outstanding landscape photographer and celebrated for her marvelous

Through Jan. 10: "Sixth Annual Greater Tacoma Community Foundation of Art Award Exhibit"

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Through Jan. 10: "Sixth Annual Greater Tacoma Community Foundation of Art Award Exhibit"

A dozen plus one of Tacoma's most well-known artists are represented in the "Sixth Annual Greater Tacoma Community Foundation of Art Award Exhibit" with a variety of prints, drawings, paintings, photographs and sculptures. It's a cornucopia of every imaginable style and media that can be tastefully crammed into the small Fulcrum

Visual Edge: Foundation of Art Award Exhibit at Fulcrum Gallery

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Visual Edge: Foundation of Art Award Exhibit at Fulcrum Gallery

A dozen plus one of Tacoma's most well-known artists are represented in the "Sixth Annual Greater Tacoma Community Foundation of Art Award Exhibit" with a variety of prints, drawings, paintings, photographs and sculptures. It's a cornucopia of every imaginable style and media that can be tastefully crammed into the small Fulcrum

Through Jan. 14: "Dennis DeHart's Confluences Parts 1 & 2"

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Through Jan. 14: "Dennis DeHart's Confluences Parts 1 & 2"

You are invited to travel through the byways of Eastern Washington, Oregon and Idaho with photographer Dennis DeHart at Galerie Fotoland at The Evergreen State College. DeHart, a TESC graduate who teaches photography at Washington State University, has trained his lens on many of the out-of-the-way places in the Northwest

Visual Edge: "Dennis DeHart's Confluences"

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Visual Edge: "Dennis DeHart's Confluences"

You are invited to travel through the byways of Eastern Washington, Oregon and Idaho with photographer Dennis DeHart at Galerie Fotoland at The Evergreen State College. DeHart, a TESC graduate who teaches photography at Washington State University, has trained his lens on many of the out-of-the-way places in the Northwest

Through Jan. 11: "Northwest Mystics"

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Through Jan. 11: "Northwest Mystics"

The "Northwest Mystics" exhibition at Tacoma's B2 Fine Art Gallery is a museum worthy exhibition of works by the Northwest School and the Hood Canal Colony. From the 1920s through the '50s and ‘60s, these were the artists who put the Pacific Northwest in America's art consciousness: Guy Anderson, Elton

Visual Edge: "Northwest Mystics" at B2 Fine Art Gallery

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Visual Edge: "Northwest Mystics" at B2 Fine Art Gallery

The "Northwest Mystics" exhibition at Tacoma's B2 Fine Art Gallery is a museum worthy exhibition of works by the Northwest School and the Hood Canal Colony. From the 1920s through the '50s and ‘60s, these were the artists who put the Pacific Northwest in America's art consciousness: Guy Anderson, Elton

Through Dec. 30: "The Bigfoot Chronicles"

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Through Dec. 30: "The Bigfoot Chronicles"

The first thing I thought when I visited Thomas Studio Art Gallery in Olympia to see M.W. Lindenmeyer's pastels was this stuff is funny. And then I thought it's more than just funny; it's also smart. And then references came to mind. These pictures remind me of Red Grooms and

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