In September, photographs by Jay Lance Spongberg Jay Lance Spongberg says about his work: I simply have to make photographs and collages. About Jay Lance Spongberg: Born and raised in San Diego, I grew up never really liking school. I was always looking for something else and when I was 14, I found it. A family friend was a painter...
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August 1-29: photography by Carl Rubino The show features Rubino’s interpretations of scenes, rather than the literal approach to photography.  While primarily steeped in landscape photography, mostly involving various bodies of water and forests, the works typically forgo the “grand vista” approach and concentrate, instead, on a more intimate view.  The photographs in this show...
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August 1-29: photography by Carl Rubino The show features Rubino’s interpretations of scenes, rather than the literal approach to photography.  While primarily steeped in landscape photography, mostly involving various bodies of water and forests, the works typically forgo the “grand vista” approach and concentrate, instead,...
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Through July, paintings by Pete Talbot This is a collection of my return to illustration. I like to combine the cute and the odd, the things that you’re not sure if you’d like to hug them or run. These pieces are mainly within the last year. I have fallen in love with watercolors and have...
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Through July, paintings by Pete Talbot This is a collection of my return to illustration. I like to combine the cute and the odd, the things that you're not sure if you'd like to hug them or run. These pieces are mainly within the last...
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June 1-30: “Leroy’s Place” by Serene Bacigalupi Born and raised in Norman, Oklahoma, Serene graduated from Reed College with a degree in Anthropology in 2007. Her art work is contemporary and whimsical. She draws heavily from an interest in graffiti and street art; particularly in terms of the materials she uses. She works with a...
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June 1-30: "Leroy's Place" by Serene Bacigalupi Born and raised in Norman, Oklahoma, Serene graduated from Reed College with a degree in Anthropology in 2007. Her art work is contemporary and whimsical. She draws heavily from an interest in graffiti and street art; particularly in...
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May 2-30:  Heather Glenn’s photography invites us to take a closer look at the ordinary.   From elements of our daily lives to the road less traveled, she seeks to celebrate the often overlooked details of life. About Heather Glenn: Heather Glenn is happiest experiencing life with her camera in hand.  She is often found jumping in...
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March 29-May 2: “Kati Ringer: Comparative Abstracts in Photography and Painting”. Kati Ringer’s collection at Uncommon Grounds is the junction between the intricacy of her painting and the modesty of her photography. Today, it’s difficult for us to stop and take the time necessary to notice such things, let alone deal with the day-to-day motions...
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"Kati Ringer: Comparative Abstracts in Photography and Painting". Kati Ringer’s collection at Uncommon Grounds is the junction between the intricacy of her painting and the modesty of her photography. Today, it’s difficult for us to stop and take the time necessary to notice such things,...
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