The Alexander Gallery is pleased to announce the 2013 Student Art Show.  This exhibition will run from Tuesday,  May 14th through Friday, June 7th and showcases the finest artworks made by students at Clackamas Community College over the past year.  This diverse body of work features a variety of subject matters and explores many mediums including painting, drawing, sculpture, ceramics, design, photography and digital media.  An artist reception will be held Thursday, May 16th in the Alexander Gallery from Noon to 1:30 p.m.  Please mark your calendars for this special event and join us in celebrating and supporting the talents of our students!  The Alexander Gallery is located in the Niemeyer Center at Clackamas Community College.  It is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.  For further information please contact Kate Simmons at 503.594.3032 or kates@clackamas.edu.  See you at the show!

STUDENTS PARTICIPATING IN THIS YEAR'S SHOW:

Kevin Wright
Hector Ornelas
Darren Fort
Linda Blaksley         
Cheryl Thompson
Weiling Hsu
Kate Noelle Kobielsky
Kate Yaws
Esther Anderson
Katiana Hatton
Scott Suzadail 
Stephanie Rose
Jesse Farrah
Reid North
Ashley Raujol
Rachel DeTurk
Jason Reynolds
Stephanie Scott
George Scott
Scott Suzadail
Kim McKinley   
Kayla Swanson
Rocheal Strong 
Robin Currin
Linda Keeling
Rhyk Grover                    
Dianne Storrs
Shery A. Morse
Kathleen Pearson
Shery A. Morse
Andrea Mcloughlin
Emily Upton
Rebecca Frolova
Emily Upton
Perry Francis
Paul Moats
Ryan Erickson
Joella Finch
Jessica Dick
Rachel DeTurk
Kris Mongene
Darren Fort
Trinda Post
Mayah Gerdts
Katie McIntyre
Kirstin Brown

WELDED STEEL SCULPTURES BY SCOTT FOSTER IN THE PAULING GALLERY THRU APRIL.

A new body of work by Portland multimedia artist and gallerist Scott Foster.  

Show runs from Feb.  

January 15 – February 11, 2013

Homespun is a collection of works influenced by country life, domesticity and craft. The works utilize a variety of materials including fiber, metals, wood and ceramics to explore characteristics of each material. Representations of individuals and animals serve as vehicles for these material explorations. The construction of each of these works is often an unsophisticated approach to manipulating the material at hand. This approach often leads to finalized pieces that feel raw and loose. The overall main characteristics of each work largely depend on the type of manipulation that was utilized to construct its form. Many of the works are results of small increments of time that have been compiled and assembled. This body of work spans a five year period in which its bits and pieces were constructed from spare moments. Processes such as sewing, felting and baking are common household tasks that often can be brought out and put away with ease. Often, the time utilized to undergo these processes is informed by the finalization of laundry, dishes, house cleaning, satisfying children and working.

HELEN WHITE "NOW AND AGAIN"
show openes in Alexander Gallery
Tuesday, Nov. 13th.


ARTIST'S RECEPTION: Thursday, Nov. 15th, 1:00 - 1:30 in the gallery!

Fragments, Trophies, and Totems

Welded steel sculptures by artist Scott Foster

September 18 - October 31
Artist reception:  Tuesday, October 2, 12:30-1:30pm

NEW ART SHOW IN THE ALEXANDER GALLERY TO CORRESPOND WITH CLACKAMAS SCULPTURE EXHIBITION.

CAROLYN MILLS'   SEA CHANGE - APRIL 9 TO MAY 9