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L A W R E N C E A R T S C E N T E R
2015Benefit
Art Auction
S I G N A T U R E S P O N S O R
E X H I B I T I O N P R O G R A M S P O N S O R
P R I N T M A T E R I A L S P R O V I D E D B Y
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2015Benefit
Art Auction
featured artist CLARE DOVETONchief executive officer SUSAN TATE exhibitions director BEN AHLVERS
auctioneer RIC AVERILLmusic from FLOYD THE BARBER
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Staff
SUSAN TATE Chief Executive Director
STACY GALLOWAY HAYWOOD Chief Operating Officer
MARGARET WEISBROD MORRIS Chief Program Officer
BEN AHLVERS Exhibitions Director
JEREMY ROCKWELL Exhibitions Assistant
AMY ALBRIGHT Graphic Designer
MARLO ANGELL Director of Digital Media
RIC AVERILL Artistic Director of Performing Arts
NEAL BARBOUR Director of Youth Education
SARAH BISHOP Director of Grants and Special Projects
ANDRIA DEVLIN Arts-based Preschool Assistant
RUTH DEWITT Marketing Director
OLIVIA HERNANDEZ School Assistant
HEATHER HOY Development Director
WHITNEY JUNEAU Events & Technical Coordinator
HANAN MISKO Dance School Director
BETH MURPHY Office Manager
AUBREY NEAR Performing Arts Coordinator
LINDA REIMOND Arts-Based Preschool Director
CATE RICHARDS Assistant Office Manager
STEVE RICHARDSON Facilities Manager
KYLA STRID Director of Residencies and Adult Education
RACHEL VAN WAGGONER Studio Manager
Board of Directors
TOM CARMODY Chairman
DAN SCHRINER Vice Chairman
DIANE HORNING Treasurer
JEAN ANDERSONTIM CABONI
LARRY CHANCE CLARE DOVETON
MATT GILHOUSENJOAN GOLDEN
EMILY HILLBRIAN HORSCHSHERYL JACOBSTONY KRSNICH
MICHEL LOOMISMOLLY MURPHYDRU SAMPSON
EVAN WILLIAMSKIM WINGATE
NATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD
ROCCO LANDESMANMIKE MICHAELIS
DEANNELL REECE TACHAJUDITH SABATINI
ROGER SHIMOMURA
Silent Auction Instructions
Over 100 items in this auction are offered through the Silent Auction. Silent Auction
items are displayed with a Silent Auction bid card (“S”) in addition to the identification
label. To place a bid, print your name clearly on the card. (There is a minimum 50% bid
on all auction items.) Please honor the minimum bid increase of $10. Failure to do so
will disqualify your bid. Include your phone number so that we can contact you if you are
not present to pick up your work at the end of the auction. Bids made without full names
and phone numbers may be disqualified. Bids may be placed until 7:15pm in the middle gallery and 7:30pm in the large gallery on auction night, April 11, just before the Live Auction begins.
The names of winners of Silent Auction items will be posted during the Live Auction
on April 11. You may claim your Silent Auction item starting at 9pm in the Black Box
Theater (entrance is located in the lower lobby).
On Monday, April 13, telephone calls to winners who were not present on auction night
will be made to inform them of their winning bid and to arrange for the pick-up of the
item. We ask that winning bidders claim their items as soon as possible.
BUY OUT OPTION
Silent Auction items are available for “buy-out” at 200% of the posted retail value. Bids
of that amount or more are not considered buy-outs unless the item has been paid for
in advance. To buy-out an item, see the receptionist in the lobby. Once paid for, the item
will be marked and will be available for pick-up at 9pm in the Black Box Theater on April
11, or afterwards.
Please use this page to list your Bidder Number and purchases. Knowing the auction
numbers of the items you have purchased will speed processing when you pick up your
art works. Payment is required before artwork can be released.
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Artwork on stage is by Neil Goss and was created as part of the stage set for the
Lawrence Arts Center’s production of “Peter and the Wolf.” Neil Goss lives in Law-
rence, KS where he concentrates his work around natural Earth processes while
responding to human impacts upon those processes. In 2012 he received two
BFAs in Design with concentrations in Textiles and Ceramics from the University
of Kansas School of the Arts. Goss has created numerous public art installations
and has been in multiple group shows and solo shows such as “Reflexivity” and
“Sacred Spaces.” He is the recipient of many scholarships, grants and awards
including the Doris Carey Scholarship, TSA workshop scholarship, Hollander Fam-
ily Fund Scholarship, KU SOTA research travel funds, and the KU Exiting Award
Scholarship. He recently funded a Kickstarter to attend a residency in Brooklyn,
NY. He currently is a practicing professional artist and teaches pottery and natural
dyeing at the Lawrence Arts Center. These stage set works and others by Goss are
available through the Lawrence Arts Center. For more information contact Ben
Ahlvers, [email protected].
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L-o Lisa
GrossmanLawrence, KS
Clearingoil on canvas,
22”x24”, 2009
$2,000
Born in 1967 in western Pennsylvania, Grossman moved to Kansas City in the late 1980’s, and over the last twenty years established herself as a prominent painter and printmaker of eastern Kansas’s open prairie spaces and river valleys. In more than twenty solo shows in the Midwest and on either coast, Grossman has evolved a luminous and minimalist plein air style, focusing on the horizon and subtle shifts in light and color, weather and season.
Based in Lawrence, Kansas since 1996, Grossman’s work is included in nu-merous public, private, corporate, and museum collections including the Spencer Museum of Art at the University of Kansas; the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art in Overland Park, Kansas; and the Beach Museum of Art at Kansas State University. Grossman has completed several significant commissions including large canvases for the Chiefs Art Program at Ar-rowhead stadium and the H & R Block Center, both in Kansas City. She was a 2009 recipient of the Kansas Arts Commission’s Mid-Career Fellowship. Grossman earned degrees from the Art Institute of Pittsburgh, Pennsylva-nia, and the University of Kansas, Lawrence.
Grossman’s work is represented by Haw Contemporary in Kansas City, Mis-souri, the Strecker-Nelson Gallery in Manhattan, Kansas, the Gallery at Pioneer Bluffs in Matfield Green, Kansas, and Circa, in Minneapolis, MN.
www.lisagrossmanart.com
L-1 Stephen Johnson
Lawrence, KS
Sister City Jubilee, Limited Edition
Eutin Print giclée print, 24”x30”, 2014
$600
Stephen T. Johnson is a highly versatile American artist whose visually arrest-ing and conceptually rich body of work forges connections between words, objects and ideas. His art spans a broad range of concepts, contexts and mediums including painting, collage, drawing, sculpture and installations and can be seen in museum and gallery exhibitions, site-specific public art commissions, and through his original award-winning children’s books.
www.stephentjohnson.com
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L-2 Rick SteinLawrence, KS
Cherry side tablecherry wood, 43”x 12” x 26.5”
$1,750
After a 20 year career in the bike business, I sold my store in 1994 and have been making furniture since then. I work primarily in sustainably grown, North American hardwoods, and prefer simple, straightforward designs that allow the beauty of the wood to take center stage.
www.thunderworksinc.com
L-3Margaret Weisbrod MorrisLawrence, KS
Morning, I-70acrylic on panel, 24”x36”
$2,000
An artist trained in analytical psychology, Margaret Weisbrod Morris’s work is a straightforward blend of metaphor and reality, with a touch of the absurd. Working in a variety of mediums and subjects, her work focuses on visually representing sensory dynamics and visual minutiae to convey the intensity of precise moments in life. Morris is drawn to monotonous, repetitive visual elements, and strange, illogical visual situations, and her her work juxtaposes emptiness with chaos, calm with intensity to create meticulous, dreamlike, or irrational scenes that are based in reality but are slightly implausible. Morris holds a BFA from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and an MA from New York University.
L-4Heather Smith JonesLawrence, KS
Surrounded by Gloryoil on panel, 30”x30”
$1,200
Heather Smith Jones is an artist working in painting, drawing, photography, and printmaking, and is the author of Water Paper Paint, Exploring Creativity with Watercolor and Mixed Media. Smith Jones’s work is represented by galleries in the Midwest and on the East coast, and is part of public and private collections around the globe. She earned an MFA from The University of Kansas in 2001, and a BFA in Painting from East Carolina University in Greenville, NC in 1996. Since 2004, she has been an instructor in the Arts-Based Preschool at the Law-rence Arts Center and has taught all ages of children, college, and adult classes. Originally from the mountains of Tennessee and later the South Carolina coast, Smith Jones moved to Lawrence in 1998, where she currently lives with her husband. www.heathersmithjones.com
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L-5John Sebelius
Lawrence, KS
Dorothy #3spray paint and epoxy
on panel, 18”x24”, 2015
$650
John Sebelius is an interdis-ciplinary artist who holds an M.F.A. in drawing and painting from the University of Kan-sas and a B.F.A. in illustration from the Rhode Island School of Design. Sebelius’s work has
been featured in: Harper’s, Express, DETAILS, Review, CNN, Aspen Daily News, The Washington Post, and The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. John has shown work in Sydney, Australia, Providence, Kansas City, Chicago, and recently had a solo exhibition at the Gonzo Museum in Aspen, CO. Sebelius was also named the Best Artist of 2012 by the Lawrence Journal World “Best of Lawrence” voters. He had a show at the Lawrence Arts Center late summer 2014. www.johnsebelius.com
L-6John Ferry
Prair ie Vil lage, KS
Kansas City Rooftop #2
5.5”x8”
$1,500
John Ferry lives and paints in Prairie Village Kansas. His works are part of the permanent collections of: Stowers Institute, H & R Block, American Century, Sprint and The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. www.johnferry.net
L-7Justin Marable
Topeka, KS
Through the Waves of Wildgrass
serigraph monoprint,
19”x26”, 2009
$600
I was raised in Robinson, a northeastern Kansas farm town. Throughout my life, I have learned and wandered within the boundaries of Kansas, observing the social and physical landscape of the surrounding region. I find inspiration in geography and history of the Midwest. Social and envi-ronmental issues drive much of my work as well as influences from family, nature, and everyday life. I currently reside in Topeka with my wife and daughters. I work full time at my home as an artist, husband, and father. In Kansas I’ve settled, grown my roots, and created a life grounded in art, family, and community. www.justinmarable.com
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L-8Julie GreenCorvall is, OR
After, Fur Man, Red CurtainLithograph, 19”x15”
each, 2008
$1,200
Julie Green was born in Japan in 1961. A professor at Oregon State University, she lives in the Willamette Valley with her husband Clay Lohmann and their small cat, Mini. Half of each year, usually winter months, is spent on The Last Supper. In summer, Green paints personal narratives. Her egg tempera is in-cluded in the 7th edition of A World of Art published by Prentice Hall. Green has had twenty-seven solo exhibitions in the U.S. and abroad, been featured in The New York Times, a Whole Foods mini-documentary, National Public Radio, Ceramics Monthly and Gastronomica, and recently received the Joan Mitchell Foundation Grant for Painters and Sculptors. www.greenjulie.com
L-9Jack CollinsLawrence, KS
WestwardMixed media, 25”x25”,
2013
$2,000
Texture always plays a large part in my paintings, actual and visual; currently breaking into the picture plane and creating actual 3-D space on canvas. Also simpli-fying composition to eliminate all that isn’t important to the painting. Sim-plification makes each mark significant. Paint application is also paramount. I mix different methods of making marks and shapes together to create a visual tension. “Westward” is one of the first paintings of this series.
L-10Archie GobberKansas City, MO
Made AmericaGouache on board,
8.5”x11”,
2012
$1,200
Archie Scott Gobber is a painter, sculptor and native Missourian working in Kansas City, Missouri. His work has been shown in numerous solo and group exhibitions locally, na-tionally and internationally. Gobber’s work resides in many museum, public and private collections. He received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in painting from the Kansas City Art Institute in 1988. www.archiescottgobber.com
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L-11Gerry Miller
Lawrence, KS
Ladies Portrait Classacrylic on canvas, 36”x48”
$750
Gerry Miller is a 1947 graduate of KU in the painting department. She has been a Lawrence resident for 20 years and paints daily in her home studio.
L-12Hong Zhang
Lawrence, KS
BlackChinese fine style ink
painting on r ice paper,
12” x12”, 2014
$1,500
Born and raised in China, Hong grew up in an academic envi-
ronment. Both her parents are retired art professors and her two sisters are also painters. When she was 15, Hong and her twin-sister Bo won the national competition to attend the high school attached to the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing. From there, she began her professional art training. In 1994, Hong received B.F.A. in Chinese Ink Painting from Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing, M.A. from CSU Sacramento in 2002 and M.F.A. from University of California, Davis in 2004. Hong currently resides in Lawrence, Kansas with her husband and daughter.
For 10 years, Hong has studied under both Chinese and American fine arts educational systems, and she has discovered a balance between the two cultures and artistic styles. In China, she developed a solid foundation in painting, but the content was restricted. In 1996, Hong came to America to expand her education in fine arts. The graduate school in the US has pro-vided Hong with the freedom to develop new concepts for her work. This unique experience has been recognized with a Skowhegan Artist Residency Full Scholarship (2003), a Dedalus Foundation MFA Fellowship (2004) and Pollock Krasner Foundation grant (2006). Hong has exhibited her work nationally and internationally at different venues such as the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery in DC, Asia Society Texas Center in Houston, Japa-nese American National Museum in Los Angeles, The White Rabbit Gallery in Sydney, Australia, The Museum of Contemporary Art Norway in Oslo, The 3rd Chengdu Biennale and The 9th Shanghai Biennale in China, Ink Studio in Beijing, Galerie Steph in Singapore, The Portland Museum of Art in Maine, The Center for Contemporary Art Sacramento, San Francisco Chinese Culture Center, Lawrence Arts Center, whitespace in Atlanta, BRIC Rotunda Gallery in Brooklyn, The Chinese Porcelain Company in NYC and at University galleries. Her work is selected in many public and private collections such as Sylvain Levy/ DSL Collection (Paris), The White Rabbit Collection of Contemporary Chinese Art ( Sydney), The Ministry of Culture of China ( Beijing), The Origo Family Collection of Chinese Ink Paintings ( Zurich), Spencer Museum of Art at the University of Kansas, Ulrich Art Musuem at Wichita State University and The Kansas City Collection. Hong has been invited to give talks/workshops at the universities, museums and galleries. www.hongchunzhang.com
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L-13Russell WrankleToquervil le, UT
Red Hareceramic, 14”x10”x21”,
2012
$2,000
Russell Wrankle received his MFA from Southern Illinois University in 1999. In 2001, he returned to the West to create an art-centered life in Toquerville, Utah. He is an as-sistant professor of art at Southern Utah University
www.russellwrankle.com
L-14Tim ForcadeLawrence, KS
Regarding a Dangerous Placelacquered photographic
print on paper, 33”x45”, 2015
$1,850
Tim Forcade is a multimedia artist who works with electronic systems, variable speed motors, theatrical lighting, video and photography to create imagery inspired by light in all its forms. His work has been published, collected and exhibited worldwide. Recent exhibits include the Strecker-Nelson Gallery, Los Angeles Center for Digital Art and Albrecht Kemper Museum of Art. www.forcadeimages.com
L-15Robert ZerwekhLawrence, KS
Time Ages All Thingsoil on panel, 8”x 10”, 2007
$1,000
I have been creating realistic still-life oil painting since the early 1970s. I have participated in numerous juried and invitational shows and have received several awards. I have done many commissioned paintings and my work is in collections throughout the country.
www.zerwekh.hypermart.net
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L-16Susan Grace
Lawrence, KS
Figure in Gold with Hands
Oil on l inen, 72”x24”, 2010
$2,600
The paintings of Susan Grace have been exhibited widely at galleries and museums throughout the U.S, and she has received numerous awards for her work. She has had two solo shows at the Lawrence Arts Center, most recently in the main gallery in 2011. Her work was included in the “Lawrence Magazine” anniversary issue, “10 Years” (Fall, 2014), which focused on ten artists that had been featured in the magazine in the last ten years. A recent honor is having two paintings commissioned for The Art of Emprise collec-tion, Emprise Bank, Wichita, KS.
www.susangracestudio.com
L-17Angie Pickman
Lawrence, KS
A Soft Light Shininghand cut paper, 19”x23”, 2015
$675
Angie Pickman, Lawrence, KS, is a nationally recognized cut paper artist that combines the art of traditional paper cutting with collage to create intricately detailed works of art and animations. She received her master’s degree in 2004 from Tisch School of the Arts at New York University, which is where she first learned of the art of silhouette animation artist Lotte Reiniger (1899 – 1981). Her love of nature and the tranquility of the rural terrain, as well as Reiniger’s style and technique, inspired Pickman to set off on the artistic path that she continues today. She exhibits at galleries and art fairs nationally, does illustra-tion, animation and design work, conducts public presentations on her art, and teaches various art classes and workshops. www.ruralpearl.com
L-18Jim Connelly
Lawrence, KS
Ocean Jasper Penantsterling silver, 14K yellow gold,
ocean jasper, 24” length
$925
The ocean jasper used in this pendant is from one of Jim’s earliest gemstone dealers. Jim met Gene Mueller in the mid 70’s at a gem show in Kansas City & a relationship was formed for Gene had graduated from Ottawa University. Gene’s lapidary business is located in Cedarburg, Wisconsin where he collects jasper & agate from around the world. Many of his stones are like contemporary paint-ings making them a challenge to design around. More pieces of Jim’s jewelry using stones from The Gem Shop can be seen at Spectator’s, 710 Massachusetts in downtown Lawrence.
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L-19Valerie CamposLawrence, KS
El Corazon from Cuentos Chinosprint, 47”x33”
$750
Self-taught, began painting at the age of 22 years, born in Mexico City, Valerie grew up in Los Angeles, California during the 90s in direct contact with the street art and lowbrow, this were her early visual influences. In 2007 she presented her first solo exhibition at the Quetzalli Gallery of Oaxaca. Since then, she has shown her work in various forums inside and outside the country as the Instituto de Artes. www.valeriecampos.com
L-20Stan HerdLawrence, KS
Young Woman of Braziltwo color serigraph print
with hand-coloring, ar tist
proof, 22”x28” on arches
paper,
framed in Brazillian hard-
wood
$1,100
Stan herd is a Kansas-based Earthworks artist working in Brazil to create a permanent four acre design, to help build a platform for cultural and humanitarian relationships between the two counties. Herd’s work has been seen on: CBS Sunday Morning; Fox Television Breakfast Time; Dateline NBC; CNN News; Good Morning America ABC; and National Public Radio, All Things Considered.
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L-21 FEATURED ARTISTClare Doveton
Lawrence, KS
(SEE BIDDING INSTRUCTIONS ON INSIDE BACK COVER)
Field Notesoil on canvas, 15”x30”, 2014
$1,900
Light Burns Dimoil on canvas, 24”x24”, 2014
$1,900
Clare Doveton moved to New York City in 1994, where she was formally trained in painting at Parsons School of Art and Design. There she received a BFA in Fine Arts on merit scholarship and began exhibiting her work in galleries. In 2004 Doveton moved her studio to Kansas, where she currently works in her studio in the Lawrence Cultural District.www.claredoveton.com
L-22Gesine Janzen
Lawrence, KS
Near Clarkstonl ithograph, 15”x43”, 2011
$840
Gesine Janzen was born in Newton, Kansas in 1967. She studied art at Bethel College, Newton, KS; The University of Kansas; Studio Art Centers International in Florence, Italy; and earned her M.F.A. from the University of Iowa. Her work has been exhibited widely, both nationally and interna-tionally, including a recent show at the International Print Center New York. Her prints are included in public and corporate collections such as the Nel-son-Atkins Museum of Art, the Hallmark collection, Sprint, and the Beach Museum of Art in Manhattan, Kansas. She was also named Gift Print Artist for 2003 by the Beach Museum. Janzen has taught at the Kansas City Art
Institute, the University of Missouri in Kansas City, and is currently working as Assistant Professor of Art and Head of Printmaking at Montana State University in Bozeman, Montana. Janzen’s recent woodcuts include images of hand-built constructions intended for children’s play, wooden houses, and farm buildings based on the structures from around her family home. This lithograph was created at Lawrence Lithography.
www.gesinejanzen.com
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L-23Chris Wolf EdmondsBerryton, KS
Sumacgiclée print on aluminum,
40”x40”, 2013
$1,600
For a span of 45 years Chris Wolf Edmonds has created a body of work that has been exhibited, collected and published internationally. Her quilts are diverse in design and technique. They have won awards, been featured in books, on magazine covers, and are included in museum, corporate, pub-lic, and private collections. In addition to her hand painted and printed fabrics, she uses a camera, computer, and pigment based ink jet printer to produce images on cotton fabric as well as enlarged details from nature printed on aluminum. www.chrisedmondsstudioquilts.com
L-24Roger ShimomuraLawrence, KS
Eternal Foreigner #7acrylic on canvas, 72”x24”,
2006
$13,000
Roger Shimomura is a Distin-guished Professor Emeritus from the University of Kansas. He has had over 130 solo exhibitions and has lectured as a visiting art-ist at over 200 universities, art schools and museums. He is a Distinguished Alumnus from the University of Washington, in Se-attle. In 2011, he was selected to be a USA Fellow. He is in the permanent collections of over 85 museums,and his personal let-ters are being collected by the Archives of American Art, Smith-sonian Institution. His work was featured in “Asian American Por-traits of Encounter” at the Smith-sonian National Portrait Gallery. He is represented by galleries in N.Y.C., Seattle, Kansas City, and Santa Fe www.rshim.com
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L-25Jeromy MorrisLawrence, KS
Terrainmixed media on shipping
crate, 30.5”X34.5”, 2015
$900
Jeromy Morris was born in Denver, CO and has a bachelor’s degree in Visual Communica-
tions and Graphic design from the University of Kansas. He is a founding member of the Fresh Produce Art Collective, Director at SeedCo Studios and Curator at the Cider Gallery. Morris is constantly finding new techniques to express his creativity through multiple mediums. He fuses together photography, fine art and graphic design to “build moods” using mixed techniques. Inspired by chaos and the mundane, he seeks out subtleties and embraces the accidental. Morris’ process oriented work deals with, in-teractions and happenings relating to, consumerism and advertising, urban ruins and type decay, nature vs. industry and the equilibrium and fusion thereof. Jeromy lives in Lawrence, KS with his wife Quinn, daughter Opal, and dog Vincint. www.jeromymorris.com
L-26Dave Van Hee
Lawrence, KS
Johnny Winter Once Set Foot
in this Buildingacrylic paint on wood,
29”x47”, 2015
$1,500
Like cold manicotti the next morning, this catalog will be even more fun in the kitchen tomorrow. Savor this: Dave Van Hee was born in Kansas City Missouri, 1950. Dave moved
to Lawrence, Kansas in 1972. In 2015, he heard that there are 300,000,000 stars in Milky Way galaxy. www.davevanhee.etsy.com
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L-27Laura RambergLawrence, KS
I am the Hoop, I am the Jumperl imestone, 8”x16”, 2015
$900
Laura Ramberg is a longtime local artist and teacher. Her work as a com-missioned sculptor can be found in many homes , businesses, churches, and schools throughout the region. She worked as a stone carver on the restoration of the Douglas County Courthouse as well as the state capi-tal building in Topeka. She has been the art teacher at Douglas County Youth Services for the past seventeen years. Laura enjoys creating hand built ceramic sculpture and carving native limestone. She was presented the Phoenix Award for exceptional artistic achievement in 2013.
www.lauraramberg.wordpress.com
L-28Molly MurphyLawrence, KS
The Golden In-Betweenoil on canvas, 24”x24” , 2015
$1,200
Molly Murphy grew up on a farm near Baldwin, KS, the subject of much of her current work. She lives in Lawrence, while main-taining studios in Lawrence and in Kansas City’s Crossroads area. Her work has shown and is in collections nationally and internationally. She serves on the Board of Directors at LAC, was the 2012 Seaside Visual Artist in Residence, and continues to exhibit in group and solo shows around the country. www.mollyfrancesmurphy.com
L-29Ben AhlversLawrence, KS
Headterra cotta, glaze,
14”x12”x12”, 2015
$850
Ahlvers is Director of Exhibitions at the Lawrence Arts Center in Lawrence Kansas. He is a father and an active artist who has ex-hibited his work internationally and has works in many private and public collections. He received his MFA from Ohio University and his BFA from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. www.benahlvers.com
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L-30Rick Mitchell
Lawrence, KS
Autumn, Clinton Lakearchival color photograph,
framed print, 2011
$950
Rick Mitchell is an independent artist, photographer and writer. From 1974 to 1992 he taught photography at Rutgers University and upon moving to Kansas taught at Baker University and Kansas University. From 1993 to 2009, he was Director of the Exhibition Program at the Lawrence Arts Center. Mitchell has exhibited his work since 1970 and has received grants to further his interdisciplinary work from the National Endowment for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Humanities, the National Science Foundation, the New Jersey Arts Commission, the New Jersey Historical Commission, the Kansas Arts Commission, Kansas Health Foundation and the Lawrence Arts Commission. www.rwmitchellimages.com
L-31Gerit Grimm
Madison, WI
Bird LoversWheel-thrown stoneware,
20”x19”x7”, 2015
$1950
Gerit Grimm was born and grew up in Halle, German Democratic Republic. In 1995,
she finished her apprenticeship, learning the traditional German trade as a potter at the “Altbürgeler blau-weiss GmbH” in Bürgel, Germany and began work as a Journeyman for Joachim Jung in Glashagen, Germany. She earned an Art and Design Diploma in 2001 studying ceramics at Burg Giebichenstein, Halle, Germany. In 2002, she was awarded the German DAADGovernment Grant from the University of Michigan School of Art and Design, where she graduated with an MA in 2002. She received her MFA from the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University in 2004. She has taught at CSULB, Pitzer College, Doane College and MSU Bozeman and has worked at major residencies like Mc Coll Center, Bemis Center, Kohler Arts & Industry Program, and the Archie Bray Foundation. In 2009, NET Television created “Fantasia in Clay,” a Nebraska Story about Gerit and her work. Grimm is now an Assistant Professor at University of Wisconsin, Madison. www.geritgrimm.com
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L-32Sally PillerLawrence, KS
Black Foxetching and aquatint,
16”x13”, 2012
$500
Sally Frerichs Piller was born in St. Louis, Missouri in 1955. She earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts in printmaking at the University of Kansas in 1977. Making woodblock prints has been the primary focus of her art making in her adult life, though she also works in other printmaking techniques such as intaglio, lithography, monotype, let-terpress, as well as in many other media, including painting in oil and gouache, ceramics, assemblage, wood carving, papermaking, and the most important in her opinion, drawing. One of her large color woodblock prints was acquired by The Spencer Art Museum, where it was included in an exhibit entitled, “Inspired by Japan,” 2003, which featured 19th and 20th century western art as well as Edo period Japanese masterpieces, and in “Windmills to Workshops, Lawrence and the Visual Arts” in 2004.
In 2007 to 2009, Sally was the owner, director and curator of 6 Gallery in Lawrence, Kansas. The gallery featured group shows with topical themes. Sally has been working in mokuhanga, Japanese woodblock printing, since 2005 and in Oct.-Nov. 2013 she won a five week residency at Mokuhanga Innovations Laboratory in Kawaguchiko Japan. She has taught this tech-nique at the Lawrence Arts Center. www.sallyfpiller.com
L-33Patti WarashinaSeattle, WA
14-D Bird Covered Jar10”x13.5”x4.5”, 2014
$1,800
Patti Warashina is an American artist known for her imaginative ceramic sculptures. Her works are in the collection of the Museum of Arts and De-sign, New York, National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto, and the Smithso-nian American Art Museum. She is a pioneer in the ceramic art field.
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L-34Louis Copt
Lecompton, KS
Flames at Nightoil on canvas, 16”x20”,
2005
$1,650
Artist Louis Copt was born January 29, 1949 and reared in Emporia, Kansas. He graduated from Emporia State University in 1971 with a degree in art. Copt began his career as a full time artist in 1985 after returning from a summer of study at the Art Students League in New York City. The focus for Copt’s painting has been Kansas in general and specifically on the Flint Hills and the annual prairie burning. Louis has taught at the Lawrence Arts Center for over 14 years and has led travel and painting workshops to France, Spain and Italy. He has also taught classes at the University of Kansas and currently lives in Lecompton. www.louiscopt.com
L-35Joelle Ford
Lawrence, KS
The Missing “M”mixed media, 25”x40”, 2014
$800
“The Missing ‘M’” was made for both children and adults. It is donated in memory of Chuck Loveland who was a pediatrician and friend of my family. Chuck was a supporter of the arts, and this work is one I think he would have enjoyed hanging in his office. www.joelleford.com
L-36Jan Gaumnitz
Lawrence, KS
Flightmonoprint, photography,
46”x30”
$1500
As a child, Jan lived on a farm near a lake in Minnesota. The close association with nature had an enduring influence on her life and art. Gaumnitz prefers to be outside “seeing, experiencing, remembering, collecting and photograph-ing,” than creating a work of
art inside her studio. By investigating sources for new or old ideas, chal-lenging new techniques and materials, yet following basic fundamentals of art, she works to present a unique expression in a variety of media.
www.jangaumnitzstudio.com
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L-37Kristin MorlandLawrence, KS
Invisible Stringssequins, beads, paint, ink
26”x40”, 2013
$975 Received BFA degree in 1998; concentrating in painting and weaving at the University of Kansas. Kristin has been utilizing sequins as her main medium for the last 14 years. Making use of contrast and color, as well as form and texture, I am able to condense my perspectives, and interface my language with my experience. www.kristinmorland.com
l-38Jen UnekisLawrence, KS
Stilldiptych, 8 1/2”x31”, 14”
x31”
$550
Jen Unekis lives in a little yel-low bungalow by the river with her husband David and daugh-ter Adeline Grace. She was born in LA but spent her childhood in rural Kansas, Oklahoma, and Idaho. She moved to Lawrence, Ks in 1983 to attend KU and is happy to call Lawrence her home. She is cur-rently working in acrylic paints, graphite, and pigments on plaster board. Jen creates layered painted surfaces removing and adding elements until she has created the piece she is looking for. Each work evokes a feeling, a mood and has its own personality. www.jenunekis.com
L-39John Gary BrownLawrence, KS
Ornamental Frostoil on canvas, 44”x44”,
1995
$3,000
John Gary Brown lives and works in Lawrence, Kansas and Creede, Colorado. He has a Masters Degree (MFA) from The University of Wash-ington in Seattle. John taught art classes at The University of Kansas, University of Nebraska, The University of Washington and The Wichita Art Museum. He has been painting since 1960 and has sold six hundred paintings in twenty commercial galleries over the years. He has won many museum prizes and pur-chases, including First Prize at the Mid-America Exhibition at the Nelson/Atkins Museum in Kansas City, a purchase award at the Joslyn Gallery in Omaha, and a purchase by the Institute of Arts and Letters in New York.
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L-40 FEATURED ARTISTClare Doveton
Lawrence, KS
(SEE BIDDING INSTRUCTIONS ON INSIDE BACK COVER)
Early Winteroil on canvas, 48”x48”, 2014
$4,300
The Drift of Thingsoil on canvas, 36”x60”, 2014
$4,300
Down Comes the Night
oil on canvas, 48”x48”, 2014
$4,300
Clare Doveton moved to New York City in 1994, where she was formally trained in painting at Parsons School of Art and Design. There she received a BFA in Fine Arts on merit scholarship and began exhibiting her work in galleries. In 2004 Doveton moved her studio to Kansas, where she currently works in her studio in the Lawrence Cultural District.www.claredoveton.com
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Project-based Residencies
This residency supports area artists who wish to learn new mediums and/or who need temporary studio space to complete special projects. Artists receive use of studio space at the Arts Center, a materials stipend, and pri-vate instruction in any medium.
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These residencies include visual and performing artists who are commis-sioned to create new work for the Lawrence Arts Center.
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The Lawrence Arts Center offers 12 month artist in residence programs to ceramics and printmaking artists. Each year, applicants with M.F.A. degrees apply for the two positions. The residents, chosen by Arts Center staff, other artists, and curators, receive living space, a monthly stipend, curatorial and technical support, instruction in teaching workshops and classes, and a solo exhibition of new work created at the Arts Center. They teach classes and care for studio spaces. Our 2013-14 artists-in residence are John Mc-Caughey, printmaking. Kyla Strid, ceramics.
Thanks to the National Endowment for the Arts, ArtPlace America, Center for Global International Studies, Anne and David Hollond, Beth Schultz, the Thomas D. Galloway Family, Ellen Lecompte, and all who “raised the paddle” at our April Benefit Auction for support of our Visiting and Resident Artist Fund.
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S-42Inge Balch
Baldwin City, KS
6th & Dearbornearthenware, 23”, 2015
$450
Professor of Ar t, Baker Univer-
sity, Baldwin City KS. Born and
raised in Copenhagen Denmark . BFA/BA Kansas State University,
MFA University of Kansas.
S-43Neal Barbour
Lawrence, KS
It Happened Fast and Then Continuedhigh-fired porcelain paper
clay, 20”x20”, 2014
$220
Neal Barbour studied in the
ar t department at Western
Washington University in Bell ingham, WA. After graduating in
2002, he became a commercial screenprinter work ing for busi-
ness (Casual Industrees) and pleasure (Fog. 1 Designs). Work ing
by commission and freelance, he produced a variety of materials
including posters, apparel, and band merchandise. His work was
displayed in several local shows including the Winter Comis-
sion, Bell ingham Electronic Arts Festival, and in various collec-
tive shows in Minneapolis and Chicago. After several years of
it inerant ar tistry, he went to the University of Portland to attain
a MA with a focus in Art Education in 2007. He taught public
high school for three years in Portland, OR and three years in
Topeka, KS. During this time, he began to explore the vast
world of ceramics under the tutelage of ceramicist Wil McDan-
iel. His current work focuses on handbuilt sculpture and wheel
thrown functional pieces. He now is works as Director of Youth
at the Lawrence Arts Center and continues to produce ar t as a
practice.
S-44Jason Barr
Lawrence, KS
Prayer Worksserigraph, 18”x24”, 2015
$250
Jason Barr is a print maker and
i l lustrator. A prolif ic stream of
conscious doodler. His work
employs humor, psychedelia,
and pop culture with an irrev-
erent twist.
www.barrlovesyou.com
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S-45Tom BartelAthens, OH
Skull with Party Hatceramic, 12”x6”x5”, 2015
$400
Tom Bartel grew up on the Erie
shores of Cleveland, Ohio and
is known for his disturbing and
humorous fragmented ceramic
figures that take cues from a
“shotgun blast ” of influences
ranging from antiquity to popular
culture. Bar tel is currently the
Ceramics Area Chairperson and is
an Associate Professor at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio.
www.tombartel.net
S-46Nancy BjorgeLawrence, KS
Seven Blue Flowerspaper, 3”x3”x24”, 2010
$450
Nancy holds an MA and an MFA.She has worked as a jewelry
and ar t paper folding ar tist since 1984..She has had solo shows
in San Francisco, California; St. Paul, Minnesota; Lawrence, Kan-
sas, New York City, New York and Eutin, Germany.
S-47Vernon BrejchaLawrence, KS
Matrix Bowlglass, 7”x7”x7”
$700
Vernon Brejcha is one of the pio-
neers of the modern glass studio movement. Over 40 years ago,
he studied at the bir thplace of ar tist glass with Harvey Littleton
at the University of Wisconsin. From there, he developed glass
studios for Tusculum College in Tennessee and the University of
Kansas. Being a native of Kansas, the theme of Vern’s work has
been about l i fe and passion on the prair ie. Vern’s students have
become renowned as teachers and studio ar tists. His work is
represented in over f ifty museums worldwide. He has also done
major corporate commissions and is represented in private col-
lections on every continent. After retir ing from The University
of Kansas he continues to work in his personal studio south of
Lawrence, Kansas.
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S-48Kim Brook
Lawrence, KS
Love Meandersporcelain vase (water
etched), 13”x5”, 2015
$220
Kim Brook is a Ceramics Artist
and Arts Educator. She first
discovered clay at the Lawrence
Arts Center in a First Time Potter
class taught by Holl ie Rice. I t was instant love for clay, and she
changed her major at KU from Linguistics to Ceramics. K im now
teaches that First Time Potter class! K im’s future plans include
more teaching and travell ing to Korea to volunteer at the same
orphanage that loved and sheltered her for the first 2 years
of her l i fe. K im will also be studying and learning more about
ceramics in Asia.
S-49Eliza Bullock
Lawrence, KS
Feast/Faminemixed media print on paper,
20” x 20”, 2015
$525
I am a Lawrence-based ar tist
work ing in printmaking, mixed
media and photography. I received my BFA from Ohio University
in Graphic Design in 1995. After graduating and moving to San
Francisco, I worked as a designer and ar t director in the publish-
ing industry. I began making monotypes through a series of
classes and workshops in San Francisco. I also studied printmak-
ing at the Santa Reparata International School of Ar t in Flor-
ence, I taly. I t wasn’t until moving to Lawrence in 2009, where I
became aware of the Lawrence Arts Center and its John Talleur
Print Studio, that I was able to turn my focus exclusively to f ine
ar t and photography.
www.elizabullock.com
S-50Jon O’Neal, MD
Salina, KS
Cowboy, Eskridge Labor Day Rodeo
Digital photographic
print, 13 x 20”
$500
Jon O’Neal studied history of art and history of photography at the
University of Kansas, then received an MD, also from the University of
Kansas. His rodeo photographs deal with young cowboys and cowgirls
focusing on their performance before they perform. The series of pho-
tos was shot at Eskridge, KS Labor Day rodeos and the Bennington, KS
rodeo. O’Neal has attended the Eskridge Labor Day Rodeo on and off
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starting in 1975, and he recently bought the old Eskridge High School
and Elementary School, which border on the rodeo grounds, which he
plans on turning into an independent film studio. His work is including
in museum collections around the country, including the Sandzen
Gallery in Lindsborg, KS, the Spencer Museum of Art in Lawrence, KS,
the Princeton University Art Museum, the Library of Congress, and the
Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) in NYC.
S-51Michaela CarmenTaos, NM
“Remember East” #3 of “Lawrence” Seriescherry, cedar, paper, cotton,
and watercolor on journey
wood, 6.5”x6.5”, 2014
$350
Michaela Carmen continues her journey of art making, floating from
the Kansas plains to the high desert mountains of New Mexico.
Landing on soil rich in quartz and a sea of sage she now works out of
Flight Wind Studio in Taos. She continues to create skyscapes incor-
porating new found native materials from the land of the Pueblo. Her
work treads ethereal by embracing dreams and personal journey to
lead the process yet a sense of familiarity in using found materials in
which the construction becomes an exercise in sustainability.
Michaela Carmen is a published artist and co-founded the Upstage
Gallery in 2007, located in the historical Jayhawk Theatre in Topeka,
Kansas. In 2012 she joined the Board at the Percolator Artspace and in
2013 was a resident at SeedCo. Studios in Lawrence, KS. Michaela Car-
men studied at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in Illinois.
Grace CarmodyLawrence, KS
S-52Bejeweled Handbagfound objects, recycled
earr ings, various stones on
purchased fabric handbag,
7”x7”
$100
S-53Chain of Errorssterl ing, 36” long
$225
S-54Earringssterl ing, 14K gold
$225
Grace has been a metalsmith since 1976. She
studied at the University of Kansas, graduat-
ing with an MFA in the School of Fine Arts. Her
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jewelry designs are inspired from artists in the Modernist Mid Century
Movement using their artistic ideals of Modernist Construction design.
Working in her home studio, her original work is exclusively hand wrought
from silver and gold and occasionally using accents of copper and bronze.
S-56Carol Ann
Carter Lawrence, KS
Lessons 2012-2015digital drawing
$1100
Carol Ann Carter is an interdisciplinary artist who explores the
creative possibilities present in the space between things: ideas,
cultures, and materials. Carter earned an M.F.A from The University
of Notre Dame in 1974, and a B.F.A from The Herron School of Art
of Indiana University in 1970, She also studied at The Yale Summer
School of Music and Art and Ball State University. She has been on
the faculty of Saint Mary’s College, Notre Dame IN, Penn State Uni-
versity, The University of Michigan, and since 1996, The University
of Kansas Visual Art Department, currently in Painting and Drawing.
Carter ’s creative work, which began in intaglio printmaking, has
moved to mixed media painting and construction, digital imaging,
installation, performance, and video. She has also explored multi-
media collaborations across cultures and disciplines in the arts.
Selected exhibits and installations include: Body/Objeckte, Luebeck,
Germany, a solo video installation at The Burgkloster Kulterforum,
in Lubeck, Germany, and Living Room at the Indianapolis Museum
of Art. Carter is a recipient of two Kansas Art Commission/NEA In-
dividual Master Artist Fellowship in Interdisciplinary Art. Carol Ann
Carter is Professor of Art at the University of Kansas.
S-57Martin Cheng
Lawrence, KS
Untitledlithograph (LAC impression),
15”x20”, 1987
$500
Martin Fan Cheng is a Chinese-American watercolorist and
former student of Roger Shimomura’s. He currently resides in
Lawrence Kansas. The image was drawn with a l itho pencil di-
rectly on stone by the ar tist . I t was printed by hand on a direct
pressure flatbed press.
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Paul & Deb ChausseeMcLouth, KS
S-58All About the Journeymosaic from stained and fused
glass, ceramics, mirrors, and
found objects, 46”x17”, 2015
$350
S-59Looking for Fun in All the Right PlacesMosaic from stained and fused
glass, ceramics, mirrors, and
found objects, 28”x29”, 2015
$300
Paul and Deb’s mosaics can be seen at the American Jazz mu-
seum in KC, Betty Ford Alpine Garden Gallery in Vail, Colorado
and the eight windows in the ECM chapel on the KU campus.
Ellen ChindamoLawrence, KS
S-6014K Earrings14K gold
$265
S-6114K Necklace14K gold
$245
S-62Large 14K Earrings14k gold
$315
Ellen Chindamo is a native Kansan from Law-
rence. She received her Fine Arts degree from
the University of Kansas, majoring in Metal-
smithing. As former Director of Education at
the Lawrence Arts Center, she remains avid
about the ar ts. In keeping with her passion for
philanthropy and her alma mater, El len works
for KU Endowment but continues to design
and create her jewelry for commissions, or-
ganizations, and individuals.
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S-63Jessica Conner
Lawrence, KS
TweezeEarthenware, 24”, 2015
$300
BA, Bethany College, Lindsborg, KS 2000;
MFA, Fort Hays State University, Hays, KS
2006; Lawrence Arts Center Ceramics Resi-
dent 2006-2007; Lawrence Arts Center Stu-
dio Coordinator, 2009-2013; Bonner Springs
High School Art Instructor, 2014-present.
www.jessicaconner.com
S-64Eric Conrad
Lawrence, KS
Game Planl ithograph, 14”x11”, 2015
$300
Eric Conrad l ives in Lawrence, Kansas
and is an Associate Professor at Em-
poria State University. He completed
a BA in Mathematics and Fine Art from Kalamazoo College in
Michigan and did his undergraduate study at the School of Ar t
Institute of Chicago, and Rhode Island School of Design, where
he received an MFA in Painting and Printmaking in 2000.
www.eric-conrad.com
S-65Mark Cowardin
Lawrence, KS
Cloud (Electric 2)wood, bronze, and metal leaf
$1500
Mark Cowardin is a father, a husband,
ar tist , and educator. His studio practice
consists of an essential and delicate
balance of these four jobs. Mark ’s
sculptural work observes the complicated, sometimes troubling,
and always compelling intersection between humans and the
natural world. His graceful sculptures juxtapose materials and
conflicting ideas, and as a native U.S. Midwesterner, Cowardin
examines the complex relationship to natural resources that the
Midwest sometimes embodies. The implications of Cowardin’s
narratives are sometimes alarming, complex and layered, and
often ultimately tinged with yearning for a connection to the
past and a hope for the future. Mark Cowardin received an MFA
in sculpture from the University of Arizona and a BFA from the
University of Kansas. An Associate Professor of Ar t at Johnson
County Community College in Overland Park , Mark currently
resides with his family in Lawrence, Kansas. His work is included
in numerous private and public collections including the John
Michael Kohler Art Center, Kohler Corporation, Rockhurst Uni-
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versity, and 360 Architecture. Mark ’s work is also included in the
Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art, which is the location of
his upcoming solo exhibition opening this May.
www.markcowardin.com
S-66Laurie CullingLawrence, KS
Release...4mixed media on handmade
paper, 20”x16”, 2015
$325
Laurie Cull ing is a profes-
sional ar tist and an active
visual ar tists’ advocate.
Laurie works with acrylic
on canvas, mixed media on
gypsum, fabric, beads, hand-
made paper, mixed media collage, monotypes and more. Her
ar twork is subtle, understated, whimsical and pointedly to the
essence. She has exhibited regionally, nationally and interna-
tionally, and has received numerous awards, including Law-
rence’s prestigious Phoenix Award in Visual Ar ts (2002).
Laurie’s ar tworks are in many private, public, corporate collec-
tions, and in the Spencer Museum of Art “Classroom Collection.”
www.laurieculling.com
www.ConvergenceArt.com
S-67Janet Davidson-HuesLawrence, KS
Maryland Bluedigital print on Rives BFK ,
Edition of 10, 6”x12”, 2013
$350
Janet Davidson-Hues investigates and combines language and
image in order to set up a tension between the verbal and the
visual in her paintings and prints. She was born in Baltimore
and is an MFA graduate from the University of Kansas and former
Assistant Professor of Ar t at Indiana State University.
www.janetplanet16.com
S-68Charity Davis-WoodardEdwardsvil le, IL
Bottleneck Vase
Wood-fired porcelain,
7.5”x4”x4”, 2014
$100
Originally from Indianapolis,
Charity holds both a Bachelors
degree in Spanish and a Master
of Library Science degree from
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Indiana University, and a Master in Fine Arts degree from South-
ern I l l inois University, Edwardsville. As a full-time studio potter
for the past 17 years, her focus has been on limited production
porcelain wood-fired pottery. In addition to her studio practice
Charity has taught ceramics for the Saint Louis (MO) Community
College system and is a frequent workshop presenter for clay
guilds, universities and craft schools such as Anderson Ranch
Arts Center and Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts. In 2012
she served as one of six presenters during the Ceramics Symposi-
um held at the Lawrence Arts Center. Charity ’s work can be seen
in numerous professional publications, private and public collec-
tions, and at exhibitions and gallery events around the country.
S-68Ann Dean
Lawrence, KS
North Lawrence Grain Elevator
digital photography,
24”x36”, 2013
$600
Artist Ann Dean’s photographs capture a range of moments from
straightforward beauty to surrealist f lashes within everyday l ife.
“ I take photos because I have to. I love photography because it
gives me a chance to savor the fleeting moments in l i fe that we
all take for granted, and that give our l ives meaning.” Ann will
be having an exhibition of new work at theLawrence Arts Center
from April 17 - May 23, 2015. www.anndean.zenfolio.com
S-69Jeff Eaton
Lawrence, KS
Drakkuanautenamel on plywood, 25”x34”, 2012
$500
Jeff Eaton is a screen printmaker, a
signmaker, and a bassist for Split Lip
Rayfield. He l ives in Lawrence Kansas.
www.prideofgumbo.com
S-70Jason Edmonds
Lawrence, KS
Walnut & Maple Lampwalnut and maple,
touch dimmer, 2015
$500
Jason Edmonds is an amateur wood-
worker who enjoys spending time in
his shop, when he’s not at his office
or spending time with his wonder ful
family. He is a 3rd generation Lawrencian and has served on
the Arts Center ’s board of directors.
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S-71Constance EhrlichLawrence, KS
Lepantosolar plate etching, 26”x32”, 2015
$500
Be sti l l and l isten to my ar t. I t is sometimes a symphony, some-
times a solo. I use chords of color and l inear lyr ics to create
an echo of melodies, harmonies, and dissonances. Some of my
Prints are l ight and airy, a heartfelt ballad. Others sound deep
and full with an operatic rhythm and movement. Be sti l l and
l isten to the songs of l ine, shape, and color. Feel the Vibrations.
Each print has its own sound and temperament- its own reason
to be. I am the instrument that plays the notes so that the mu-
sic wil l resonate. www.artbyconnie.net
S-72Justin FairchildLawrence, KS
Moments #7wood-fired porcelain, 6”x6”x14”, 2013
$300
I am a Lawrence-based artist working
in ceramic and mixed media. I moved
to Lawrence from Wisconsin to pursue
a master ’s degree in geology at KU.I express my love for geology in
ceramic forms with a series of wheel-thrown and altered porcelain
vases. Just as rocks preserve a record of the Earth’s daily processes,
in this series I strive to capture moments of the creative process in
the finished piece. My goal is to show the interplay of hand, tool,
and clay with centripetal and gravitational forces in expressive, fluid
works of art.
S-73Barry FitzgeraldLawrence, KS
Campanile Inspirationacrylic on wood, 12”x12”, 2007
$495
Barry Fitzgerald is a multi-disciplinary
illustrator, artist and visual commu-
nicator who loves the challenge of making images that engage intel-
lectually, emotionally, and aesthetically. He enjoys problem solving and
collaborating with others. His career path has led him through stops in
Buffalo, Washington, DC, and Detroit. Currently, Fitzgerald is a Professor of
Illustration at the University of Kansas. Barry has received over 100 national
and international awards for his work, including American Illustration, The
Society of Illustrators of NY, The Society of Illustrators of Los Angeles, The
London International Creative Competition, Creative Quarterly, and Print
Magazine. He has twice been included in ‘200 Best Illustrators Worldwide’,
published by Lürzer’s Archive. His images have been in over 75 juried and
invitational exhibitions, including shows in New York, Los Angeles, and
London. His clients include AARP, Children’s Television Workshop, Boston
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Globe, Chicago Review Press, Ford, General Motors, Hormel Inc., Houge
Winery, IBM, Los Angeles Times, Millennium Pharmaceuticals, National
Public Radio, New York Times, Pepperidge Farm, PepsiCo, Playboy Jazz
Festival, Sonic Drive Inn, Texas Monthly, Toronto Life, Village Voice, Verizon
Wireless, Washington Post, among others.
www.barryfitzgeraldillustration.com
S-74Herb Friedson
Lawrence, KS
Spatial Activitywelded steel-cast concrete
base, 26”x16”x8”
$600
Herb Friedson’s work has been displayed
in more than 160 regional, national and
international exhibitions including those
at the Museum of Contemporary Crafts,
New York; Cleveland Museum of Art, Nelson Gallery/Atkins Museum,
Kansas City, MO; Long Beach Museum of Art, Everson Museum,
Syracuse, NY; Wichita (KS) Center for the Arts, Butler Institute of Art,
Youngstown, OH; and the Biennale Internationale in Limoge, France.
His commissioned pieces are installed in the West End Synagogue,
New York; Grace Lutheran Church, Kansas City, KS; and the Lawrence
(KS) Jewish Community Congregation. Publications featuring his work
include Craft Horizons, Ceramic Monthly, Glass on Metal, Ornament
Magazine and La Revue Moderne (France). While employed at the
University of Kansas 1967 - 1974, he taught jewelry-silversmithing
basic design and introduced enameling into the curriculum where it
is still being taught. www.enamelsbyherb.wordpress.com
S-75John Gaunt
Lawrence, KS
Oraclemetal, 12”x14”
$750
I work with various metal objects, obsolete
machine parts that would otherwise be
consigned to the scrap heap. My work is in
the tradition of “Assemblage” in which the
combination and composition of seemingly disparate parts expresses a
lyrical idea, symbol, or metaphor--------giving new life to obsolete things;
a useful life having become obsolete transformed into an artistic expres-
sion of meaning by its author.
S-77Roxxann Graber
Baldwin City, KS
Chairy Treel imited edition photograph,
12/100, 32”x26”
$200
Roxann Graber’s work possesses an enig-
matic fascination. While very simple in its
source, the work is very complex on the
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level of meaning. Her work demonstrates the subtle power of a very
discriminating veil of ambiguity in her vision. Her opalescent and often
shimmering light is set against a background of essential mystery. Her
imaginative eye produces work rich in textures, middle-tones, and darks,
which beautifully contain transcendent dream-like obliqueness. Her
imagery is similarly oblique and indirect, often seeking out the most
common objects seen in surprising and puzzling ways. This work is
unique and demanding of the imaginative participation of the viewer.
www.roxanngraber.com
S-78Jesse GrayLawrence, KS
Space Dogmixed media on wood,
20.5”x34.25”, 2015
$500
Originally from Austin, TX, Jesse has
been working and showing in Law-
rence for the past eight years. Most of
his work deals with figures of people
and animals transposed and reconfig-
ured to connect in unexpected ways.
Dark humor and archetypical references combine to create modern
fables that tend to bring up more questions than they answer. Jesse is a
member of the Fresh Produce Art Collective, and co-founder at Seedco
Studios in East Lawrence.
S-79Ken GrizzellLawrence, KS
Sky Fireserigraph, 26”x27”, 2003
$550
Ken Grizzell was born and raised in
Kansas. Grizzell began exhibiting in 1958, winning a purchase award
at the Isaac Delgado Museum in New Orleans, Louisiana. This com-
menced a lifelong engagement in exhibiting his art across the nation
that continues to this day and includes well over 150 shows. Ken has a
half-dozen solo exhibitions and and a dozen awards to his credit. His
serigraphs also are being represented by Frogman’s Press and Gallery
of Beresford, South Dakota. Grizzell retired from the University of
South Dakota as a full professor in 1999, and was appointed Emeritus
Faculty of Art. He and his wife, Suzanne, now reside in Lawrence, Kan-
sas where Ken continues to produce serigraphs in his home studio.
S-81Diane GuthrieLawrence, KS
Irish Mistphotograph,18”x24”, 2015
$350
Diane Guthrie is a professional pho-
tographer and creative artist residing
in Lawrence, Kansas. Her images have
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been published in a variety of regional, national and international
publications. This photograph is part of a series capturing the beauty
of the Emerald Isle. www.dianeguthriephotography.com
S-82Brian Harper
New Albany, IN
Scaffolding Series (with JCPenny Home™
Collection 12 oz. Mugs)
Earthenware, epoxy and
porcelain, 2014
$350
Brian Harper is currently an Associate Professor of Fine Art and Ce-
ramics Area Coordinator at Indiana University Southeast. He is also
Co-Coordinator of the Ronald L. Barr Gallery on campus. He holds
a BFA from Northern Arizona University and an MA and MFA from
the University of Iowa. His artwork investigates our inherent human
wonderment of the unknown and the methods, mythological or
otherwise, for how we give structure to unknown elements of our
observed, unobserved, and unobservable world. His work has been
exhibited in over 70 national and international exhibitions, includ-
ing 7 solo exhibitions. In addition to his studio practice, he is the
Founder and Executive Director of Artaxis.org, a growing online net-
work of over 300 contemporary artists that serves as a way to keep
artists and viewers connected and communicating about ceramic
art. Widely used as a resource by the general public, academia, and
professional artists, Artaxis.org provides the opportunity to view a
wide array of work relevant to the critical discourse in contempo-
rary ceramic art. www.brianharperstudio.com
S-83Leo Hayden
Lawrence, KS
Bonnie Cherryoil on panel, 12”x12”, 2014
$200
Leo Hayden is a professional artist
working out of the Midwest since
2008. His works have shown throughout the United States, as well
as Europe. He works primarily with oil on panel, as well as acrylics,
and mixed media. His works eulogize moments in time, seeking
to capture the essence of the subjects rendering their unique mo-
ments of self. www.leohayden.wordpress.com
S-84Dennis Helm
(1968-1993)
Untitled Portraitpastel
$450
Dennis was a vital part of the Law-
rence and Kansas artistic community.
His beautiful, visionary murals for the
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restored Lawrence opera house – Liberty Hall – have been enjoyed
by countless people who have attended and performed there.
Dennis received a Lockwood Scholarship to study in Western
Europe in 1972 and a CETA grant in the 70s. Dennis was a beloved
artist and friend in the Lawrence Community.
S-85Ann Frame Hertzog & Steven HertzogLawrence, KS
Under the Bellsphotographic print matted,
11”x14”
$350
Steven Hertzog is a graduate of Emerson College and the Mu-
seum School of Fine Arts in Boston with Fine Arts Degrees in
both Photography and Film. Steven has over 30 years of experi-
ence in editing, producing, photographing, and directing all
forms of audio/visual media from documentaries, commercials
and industr ials to Motion Picture advertising campaigns. Ann
Frame Hertzog, is a Kansas native and KU Graduate. Ann has over
20 years experience in marketing and advertising. Ann & Steven
are partners in the Lawrence creative marketing company KERN
Group Inc. and the Lawrence Business Magazine, and Steven
also has his own photography business, Creative Road Studio.
www.creativeroadstudio.com
S-86Ron HoeksemaSanta Fe, NM
Eagles Anthem Diptychserigraph, 1980s
$600
Ron has been a full t ime ar tist for over 35 years. He began his
career in 1980 by painting his own serigraph prints. His seri-
graphs had a world- wide following. His subjects were mainly
landscapes of mountains, desert, ocean, and lakes of the West
and Midwest.
S-87Diane HorningLawrence, KS
Handwoven Alpaca in log cabin patternalpaca wool, 11”x75”, 2015
$95
Diane has been creating handwoven wearables for 19 years. She
sells her work at Spectators in downtown Lawrence.
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S-88Brian Horsch
Lecompton, KS
Sunrise Vaseceramic, 11” x5”
$125
Brian J. Horsch has been creating
hand built and thrown ceramic
sculpture since 2008. He tends to
focus on human and animal forms
both real and unreal. He has a spe-
cial affinity for farmers, ranchers,
and indigenous Midwest critters.
Many of his pieces are functional with human or animal accents.
Prior to his interest in clay, he was carving sculpture from various
hard woods. His ceramic pieces are variously fired by electric, gas,
or wood at temperatures between 1900 and 2400 degrees F. He
lives close to nature near Stull, Kansas.
S-89Erok Johanssen
Lawrence, KS
Giraffectsmixed media on panel,
10.5”x15.75”, 2014
$300
Erok is a mixed media artist working out of
SeedCo Studios in Lawrence, Kansas. Using
a blend of graffiti and street art techniques
mixed with photography and graphic design, Erok creates work that
challenges the line between the spontaneity of street work and the
calculation of digital imaging. www.aerosology.com
S-90Ted Johnson
Lawrence, KS
Birth of Venus in Kansas
ink and watercolor,
14 3/8”x18”, 2014
$185
Drawing from life involves both the present and the past. All
ar t being once contemporary, a pose, the congenial atmosphere
of our decades old drawing group in Lawrence, and the fleeting
moment quicken pen, brushes, and thought.
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S-91Lora JostLawrence, KS
MemoryAmpersand scratchboard,
8”x10”, framed, 2014
$275
Lora Jost is an artist, community arts
educator, and illustrator in Lawrence,
Kansas. Jost specializes in scratchboard
(textural black and white drawings), clayboard (textural drawings in
color), mixed-media collage, and mosaics, often creating themed-
based bodies of work for exhibit. In 2013 she created a 7-foot mosaic
mural for the Free State Brewery in Lawrence, KS. Jost has illustrated for
Lawrence Magazine, Pitch Weekly, KU Endowment, Free State Brewery,
and more, and she teaches Imaginative Drawing and other classes at
the Lawrence Arts Center. She co-authored with Dave Loewenstein,
Kansas Murals: A Traveler’s Guide (University Press of Kansas, 2006) with
support from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Kansas
Arts Commission. Their book received the Kansas Notable Book award
in 2007. Jost has an MFA from the University of Wisconsin-Madison,
and a BA from Bethel College, N. Newton, KS. Jost received Lawrence’s
Phoenix Award for excellence in visual art in 2014. www.larajost.org
S-92Alicia KellyLawrence, KS
for the lost, the tired, the insecurecut-paper, found materials,
recycled drawer
$450
Alicia Kelly was born among the red dirt and wildflowers of North-
eastern Oklahoma. Her love of mystic patterns of nature devel-
oped alongside her meditative love of cutting paper. Her current
works have introduced the trinkets and recycled materials she has
picked up on her travels. www.alicia-kelly.com
S-93Key 7studioGwen KerthOttawa, KS
Judge notmixed media
$200
Gwen Kerth, the creative instru-
ment behind Key 7 Studio, is known
for utilizing symbolic story telling in
her digital collage works. Her illustrations are elaborate fusions of old
photos, empherma, digital images, and mixed media paintings that
aid in the communication of the clients story.
Gwen lives in eastern Kansas where she has spent the past 8 years as
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a designer and instructor of the digital arts. She received her Bachelor
of Arts degree from Fort Hays State University, and then went on to
complete the illustration program at the University of Kansas. She has
been successful in obtaining many national awards including Society
Illustrators Los Angeles, Applied Arts Magazine, and Infinity Digital Arts.
Her artwork has appeared in several exhibits and personal collections.
www.key7studio.com
S-94Gunyoung Kim
Lawrence, KS
Posession IIceramic, red ear therware,
Terrasigil lata, 7”x11”x6”, 2015
$750
Gunyoung Kim is a Ceramic Artist in Resi-
dence at the Lawrence Arts Center. She
studied at Kookmin University in South Korea and received her M.F.A.
from the Ohio State University in 2014. www.gunyoungkim.com
S-95Leslie Kuluva
Lawrence, KS
Bloodbirds+Nature Boys Show Poster
water-based ink on reclaimed
chipboard, 9”x20”
$40
Leslie Kuluva is an artist and printmaker living
and working in Lawrence, Kansas. She’s a grad-
uate of the University of Kansas and has a print
and design studio in East Lawrence, which
serves the local community and beyond.
S-96Stephanie Lanter
Lawrence, KS
Linked (2014)C6 porcelain, nichrome wire,
thread, 7.5” x 2” x 9
$400
Stephanie Lanter is an artist, teacher, and writer
working in clay, fiber, and other media. Along
with exhibiting internationally, she teaches
Ceramics and 3-d Design at Emporia State University. She has been a
resident artist at the Red Lodge Clay Center, the Anderson Ranch Arts
Center, and the Mendocino Arts Center, and was the first Jentel/Archie
Bray Foundation “Critic at the Bray.”
She has written for and been featured in journals such as Ceramics Monthly
and Ceramics, Art and Perception, and she received a Kansas Arts Commis-
sion Collaboration Grant in 2010 in support of the interdisciplinary instal-
lation, community outreach, and book series, “The Waiting Room Project,”
an ongoing and internationally exhibited collaboration led by Marguerite
Perret, with Bruce Scherting, Robin Lasser, Sarah Smarsh, and others. She
received an MFA from Ohio University and a BA from Xavier University.
www.stephanielanter.com
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S-97Grandma LaytonLawrence, KS
Oma and Opal ithograph, 84/90, 25”x33”
$900
Elizabeth Layton, a native of Wellsville, Kansas began drawing in
1977 at the age of sixty-eight when she took a drawing class at a
local university. In class she learned to use the technique of “blind”
contour drawing in which the artist looks at the paper only for
points of reference, concentrating on the subject reflected in the
mirror rather than the line being drawn on the paper. Every day,
Layton worked at creating self-portraits that reflect her response
to contemporary social issues. That fall, a local newspaper reporter,
Don Lambert, was searching for an interesting subject for an article
and stumbled upon the class display at the college. Upon discover-
ing the drawings of this “old woman from small-town America,” Don
became her biggest fan – and promoter - and to this day continues
to tirelessly promote her drawings and her story.
www.elizabethlayton.com
S-98Judith LevyLawrence, KS
Civil War #3, From the Girls Brigade SeriesFlasche and acrylic on board,
16”x20”, 2011
$1,200
Judith G. Levy is a multidisciplinary artist whose work explores his-
tory, culture, and identity. A native New Yorker who has lived in the
mid-west for the past fifteen years, Levy received her BA in Visual
Art from Hunter College and her MSW from Adelphi University. She
has presented solo exhibitions of her work at venues including The
Indianapolis Museum of Art, Indiana University, and Big Car Gallery in
Indianapolis, Soo Visual Arts Center in Minneapolis, Navta Schulz Gal-
lery in Chicago, and the Paragraph Gallery in Kansas City. Her public art
has been shown in Indianapolis, Chicago and Kansas City, and she has
been included in group exhibitions at presenting institutions such as
Memorial Art Gallery Museum in Rochester, NY; Bridge Art Fair, Miami;
PlugIn Institute for Contemporary Art, Winnipeg, The Indianapolis Art
Center, The Plains Art Museum, Fargo; and the Paragraph Gallery, La
Esquina, Epsten Gallery, and Spyn Gallery in Kansas City. In 2012, her
short video, On The Seventh Day, was screened in seven national and
international film festivals, including the New York City International
Film Festival. She has been awarded an Andy Warhol Foundation
Rocket Grant, a Lilly Foundation Creative Renewal Grant, and the 2012
Kansas City Visual Artist Artopia award. Levy’s Missouri Bank Crossroads
Artboards were on view during the fall of 2014 in Kansas City. Her
feature film, NV in KC: a story about artists and envy in Kansas City pre-
miered in Kansas City and Lawrence in 2013 and was included in The
H & R Block Artspace Performance Now Film series. It will be screened
at the Nelson Atkins Museum on March 27, 2014. Levy was recently
awarded a Charlotte Street Fellowship to attend Art Omi, an interna-
tional artist residency this summer. www.judithglevy.com
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S-99Robbin Loomas
Lawrence, KS
Casbahphoto-impressionist painting
on stretch canvas
$400
Robbin Loomas, an award winning photographer and digital artist,
received her BFA in photography from the Kansas City Art Institute.
Working as a freelance photographer in Kansas City, then as the
head of photography for University Relations at KU, she now has her
own photo studio, Sterling Image, in Lawrence, Kansas. Robbin cre-
ates painting from her photography, and does commissioned work
from the images of others. She teaches this technique and painting
style at the Lawrence Arts Center and to professionals throughout
the Midwest. www.sterlingimagephoto.com
www.robbinloomas.com
S-100Matthew Lord
Lawrence, KS
A Shape in the Mind Rose Up
ink and gouache, 18” x 25”, 2015
$700
Matthew Lord graduated with a BFA
in illustration from the University of
Kansas and is an illustrator and fine
artist. Matt’s artwork tilts toward the absurd, with a healthy dose of
pop culture critique. He strives to tell a well- constructed story with his
artwork, using the panel as his delivery device. Matt’s influences are
drawn from a youth saturated with comic books and toy commercials.
He can be identified by his inky fingers. www.matthew-lord.com
S-101Roberto Lugo
University Park , PA
Notorious B.I.G. Platterporcelain, 10”x18”x2”
$500
Roberto Lugo is an artist from Philadelphia.
He combines his background as a graffiti
artist with ceramics. His work can be seen in
private and public collections internationally.
www.robertolugostudio.com
S-102Liza MacKinnon
Lawrence, KS
Pausing for Austenwire frame sculpture covered
with vintage ephemera
$640
Liza MacKinnon of MacKomics Studio
is a Lawrence ar tist and ar ts educator
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working in a variety of mediums, including printmaking, texti les,
mixed media, ceramics, letterpress, and handmade books. She
teaches ar t and l iterature programs to all ages at the Lawrence
Public Library and the Lawrence Arts Center.
www.mackomicsstudio.etsy.com
S-103Sarita MahinayLawrence, KS
Four Reflectionsoil based watercolor
$425
Sarita Mahinay teaches Abstraction and Clay Creations at the
Lawrence Arts Center. Her current body of work is derived from a
delight in painting with the versatile material of Chinese watercolor.
In her paintings, she includes subtle imperfections, messy lines and
drips, as well as soft edges to portray the delicate nature of her
own abstract world. Mahinay is a graduate of the Kansas City Art
Institute (2011) with a BFA in Ceramics and Creative Writing. She
intends to travel to Shanghai, China in June 2015, to live and work
as an artist and teacher. www.saritaclay.wordpress.com
Bailey MarableTopeka, KS
S-104to dreamsterl ing si l iver 18” chain, 2014
$75
S-105Lovesterl ing si lver,18” chain, 2014
$50
S-106ArtShares Necklacesterl ing si lver, 2014
$100
Bailey Marable is an artist and teacher residing in Topeka, Kansas.
She continues to proudly support the Lawrence Art Center—
where she began her career in the arts over 15 years ago. You can
view her work at Wonderfair Gallery in Lawrence, the Capitol Gift
Shop in Topeka, or on her website. www.dulcejewelry.com
S-107Emily MarkoulatosLawrence, KS
Cannaacrylic on wood burned panel, 8.5”x17”
$135
Emily Markoulatos is a Lawrence artist who
challenges herself to make paintings that
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communicate emotion and tell their own story. She believes visual
art is an important form of communication which goes beyond
what can be described through words alone. Emily uses vivid
colors, in her abstract canvases, and creates texture with the use
of different tools, including pallet knives and oil bars. In her wood
pieces, she uses a wood burner to create a subtle texture. These
works are often representative of the beautiful Kansas landscape.
Emily graduated with a BFA from Iowa State University. She is cur-
rently pursuing a masters degree in Art Education at the University
of Kansas. www.emilymarkoulatos.com
S-108Laurie Marlowe
Lawrence, KS
A Shrunken Head for Any Occasion
ceramic, ceramic glaze, iron,
steel, wire, acrylic
$300
Religious mysticism, expressions reflected in visionary eyes, im-
ages of hands that construe the unspoken, the journey of an in-
ner passion – this is the ideation behind the enigmatic creations
of Laurie Marlowe. There is something hidden that Marlowe feels
driven to communicate, but the language, the words them-
selves, come from somewhere else. Laurie conveys that which is
inexplicable via the symbolism in her ar t . Throughout Laurie’s
l i fe, cer tain themes resur face in the various ar t mediums in
which she has been enamored. Love, beauty, spir ituality, k ismet,
and chaos are the framework upon which she builds her works.
Laurie Marlowe has studied enamel ar ts and techniques since
2008 under the instruction and direction of Herbert Fr iedson.
Maria MartinLawrence, KS
S-109A Gentle Walk
acrylic, mixed media
collage on canvas, 16”x20”
$375
S-110Cloudy Skies and Memories
acrylic, mixed media collage
on canvas, 36”x24”
$575
Maria Martin is an abstract collage artist.
Maria studied art in Philadelphia and at the
University of Kansas in Lawrence; however,
her greatest instructor and mentor was her artist father. She works
predominantly in the medium of painting using acrylic and oil
paints as well as collage adding a mix of her sketches, smaller paint-
ings, photographs and found objects. She draws her inspiration
from nature and miles of road trips and her works consist of bright,
bold colors and layers of texture. Maria Martin lives and works in
Lawrence, KS. www.mariasmartin.com
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S-111Susan McCarthyLawrence, KS
My Three Treesoil pastels, 27” x34” , 2012 2015
$600
I consider pastel night scenes to be the nucleus of my serious work.
Long intrigued especially by night colors created both naturally and
artificially, I am similarly drawn to the stillness of the very late night
hours. “My Three Trees” is loosely derived from a famous print by
Rembrandt that I’ve always loved, but with my contemporary spin
and my colorful interpretation. www.susanmccarthyart.com
S-112Melissa McCormickLawrence, KS
Plants with Pants - Lotusearthenware,15”x11”x5”, 2015
$200
Melissa McCormick was born in Omaha, NE.
She moved to Lawrence, KS to attend the
University of Kansas where she earned a BFA in ceramics. She later re-
turned to KU to earn her Pharm.D. and currently works full time as a retail
pharmacist. McCormick has kept her interest in ceramic sculpture alive,
and is currently working in clay from her home shop that she shares
with her husband, the potter/fire inspector Ed Noonen. McCormick has
participated in the Lawrence Final Friday Art Party, and has shown work
at the Blue Dot Salon, and was featured in a newspaper article, Carr, M.
(2010, August 30). Lives in collaboration, Lawrence couple set aside, then resume, passion for art. The Lawrence Journal World, Go!
S-113Marie McKenzieLawrence, KS
Tallgrasswood, glue, and acrylic paint, 16”x40”x4”, 2015
$600
Marie McKenzie has been an active artist in Lawrence since she re-
ceived her Bachelors of Fine Arts from the University of Kansas in 2009.
Her current works are a combination of painting and sculpture, often
referencing nature’s formations and transformations. In addition to
showing her work, Marie offers painting instruction through the recent
opening of her painting studio located in Lenexa, KS. Marie has exhib-
ited in numerous galleries, non-profit venues, and flash spaces located
in Kansas, Missouri, and Colorado. www.mariemckenzie.com
S-114Kristin MorlandLawrence, KS
ArtShares Flowermixed media, 2014
$100
Patterns of behavior, natural forms, sound and experience collaborate
to form identities. With these identities come perceptions, associa-
tions and conclusions. Condensing observation and abstract notions
into a tangible expression. www.kristinmorland.com
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S-115Yoonmi Nam
Lawrence, KS
Joyl ithograph, 14” x 11”, 2015
$350
Yoonmi Nam was born and raised in
Seoul, South Korea, spending part of her
youth in Canada. She received a B.F.A.
degree in Printmaking from Hongik Uni-
versity in Seoul, Korea. She moved to America to study at the Rhode Island
School of Design, where she received a M.F.A. degree in Painting and
Printmaking in 2000. Her work considers the cross-cultural experience
and sense of transience through prints, installations and drawings. Nam
uses images of man-made environments and the culture of cut flower
arrangements as metaphors to evoke a sense of time that is both fleeting
and eternal. Currently, she is an Associate Professor in the Department of
Visual Art at the University of Kansas. www.yoonminam.com
S-116Ed Noonen
Lawrence, KS
Large Ventilated Jarporcelain, 12”x10”, 2013
$65
Edward Noonen earned a BFA in 1986
from the Design Department at KU. He
has since been employed with the local
fire department for the past 25 years.
Making pottery in his spare time, Edward enjoys making one-of-a-kind
functional ware that is both interesting to look at and pleasing to use.
S-117Lori Norwood
Lawrence, KS
Stil l Life
resin reinforced plaster,
paper, steel
$300
Lori Norwood is figurative sculptor
based in Lawrence. She was born
in Panama to a military family and
moved some 20 times in her l ife,
including years spent in Thailand
and Brazil. She developed an out-
sider ’s perspective and an empathy
for the universal human condition
and for the variety and beauty of the natural world. Her work
includes life and over-life size pieces for the Austin, Tx library
system, St Joseph Hospital in Houston, the Alvin, Texas Public
Library, the Carolinas Raptor Center in Charlotte, and a Will iam
Inge memorial in Independence, Kansas. Her work has garnered
several awards including First Prize for Sculpture at the Barcelona
exposition of Sportsmen in Art, Tri State Sculptor Association first
prize for classical realism, American Women Artist ’s Association
Master show top prize for sculpture. She received the Lawrence,
Kansas 2012 Phoenix Award.
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Grace PetersonSalina, KS
S-118Bad Moonceramic, 8” diameter, 2013
$350
S-119ArtsShares “Bangon”ceramic, 2014
$100
Grace Peterson is an active ar tist creat-
ing work in a wide variety of mediums.
Peterson received her BFA from the
University of Kansas. Her work has been exhibited and sold in
galler ies and museums around the country. Peterson moved
to Kansas from Colorado in 2003 and currently l ives in Salina,
Kansas where she serves as the Visual Ar ts Coordinator for Salina
Arts and Humanities and is Visual Ar ts Director for the Smoky
Hil l River Festival. www.gracepeterson.com
S-120Angie PickmanLawrence, KS
ArtsShares Red Columbinehand cut paper, 2014
$100
Angie Pickman, Lawrence, KS, is a nation-
ally recognized cut paper artist that com-
bines the art of traditional paper cutting with collage to create
intricately detailed works of art and animations. She received her
master ’s degree in 2004 from Tisch School of the Arts at New York
University, which is where she first learned of the art of silhouette
animation artist Lotte Reiniger (1899 – 1981). Her love of nature
and the tranquility of the rural terrain, as well as Reiniger ’s style
and technique, inspired Pickman to set off on the artistic path
that she continues today. She exhibits at galleries and art fairs
nationally, does illustration, animation and design work, conducts
public presentations on her art, and teaches various art classes
and workshops. www.ruralpearl.com
S-121Joseph PintzColumbia, MO
Chick Feederhand-built ear thenware,
15”x5”x3.5”, 2013
$320
Joseph Pintz’s functional and sculptural ceramic work explores the
role that domestic objects play in fulfilling our physical and emotional
needs. Inspired by his Midwestern roots, Pintz creates mundane forms
based on utilitarian vessels and other implements associated with the
hand. In the process, the dense meaning of these objects is transferred
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into clay. Pintz earned his BA in anthropology and urban studies at
Northwestern University and his MFA from the University of Nebraska-
Lincoln. He has been a resident artist at the Archie Bray Foundation
and the Roswell Artist-in-Residence program. He has received the
NCECA Emerging Artist Award as well as the Individual Excellence
Award from the Ohio Arts Council. He is currently an assistant professor
at the University of Missouri. www.iconceramics.com
S-162Ramiro Martínez
Plasencia, Santiago,
Nuevo León, Mexico
Targetl ithography and silkscreen on
BFK paper, 70 x 100 cm, 2014
$700
To date he has presented 10 solo exhibitions and has participated
in many group exhibitions including the V and VII biennial Diego
Rivera; editions II, III, V, VI and VIII of the Bienal Monterrey Femsa;
editions VII, X and XI of the biennial Tamayo, as well as the IV trien-
nial of art Majdanek in Poland, and an exhibitions at the Museum of
contemporary art of Monterrey, the American University Museum in
Washington, D.C., and the Xu Yuan Centre in Beijing, China. He has
been a fellow young creators of the Fonca twice (1994 and 1997)
and received several awards including honorable mentions in the
Bienal Monterrey Femsa (1997), the biennial Diego Rivera (1996) and
Johnny Walker (1997) MAM competition. In 2014, he participated
in the poetry project seen by the art of Milenio Diario and the NAO
NOW in Beijing China project. www.martinezplasencia.com
Wayne PropstLawrence, KS
S-122High End Dead Kennedy
mixed media, 2015
$15
S-123Lawrence Kansas Necklace
mixed media, variable size, 2015
$50
S-124Nickel Necklace
mixed media, variable size, 2015
$60
S-125Sledge Hammer
Paintingmixed media, 48”x56”, 2015
$1,350
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S-126Ammo Ware Kansas
mixed media, variable size, 2015
$65
S-161Ammo Ware Peace
mixed media, variable size, 2015
$65
I am a recipient of a grant from Folsom Prison
where I served time for stealing mugs and tie
clips from the gift shop of the Spencer Mu-
seum. I have exhibited in group shows at White
Castle and the Lawrence Arts Center, though
not at the same time. I currently spend my time
between my dining room and Berlin.
S-127Hollie RiceShawnee, KS
Family of Cupshigh-fire stoneware, 2014
$100
I am an ar tist and teacher who lives and works in the Kansas
City metro area. I have taught at the Lawrence Arts Center for
the past ten years or more. I love ceramics, and I love creating
things for people to use and love in their daily l ives.
Cate RichardsLawrence, KS
S-128Fascine Necklaceoxidized sterl ing si lver, 2015
$98
S-129Pit Necklace (for James Bert Garner)oxidized shibuichi and
stainless steel, 2014
$119
Cate finds personal pneuma (a spirit
of life) in the scarred surfaces of objects in nature. Cate’s work is
intended as contemporary metaphor in which transcendence can be
glimpsed through objects and history can be held in one’s hand.
www.caterichardsart.com
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S-136Jeff Ridgway
Lawrence, KS
Sunday Twilight After Outwitting Some Fish
Pastel on Rives BFK 10”x17” 2014
$600
Jeff Ridgway, MFA, lives and works to draw and paint in Lawrence,
Kansas. He has taught Life Drawing and Anatomy for the Artist at the
Lawrence Arts Center for twenty three consecutive years. Jeff has also
taught Portraiture, plein air and Studio Painting, and Pastels. In 1994,
Jeff was an instigator and the first instructor of the arts program at
the Northeast Kansas Juvenile Detention Center, which continues to
work with troubled youth through Douglas County Youth Services.
S-137Matt Ridgway
Lawrence, KS
Kandalaink and acrylic, 15” diameter, 2015
$1100
Matt Ridgway lives a quiet l ife in
Lawrence, Kansas, sowing seeds
and watching things grow.
Jeremy RockwellLawrence, KS
S-138Grandma Layton
Crate Shardsplywood, 11”x12”x6”, 2014
$600
S-139ArtShare Bird
computer keyboard keys, 6”x6”, 2014
$100
Born in Santa Maria, CA, Jeremy Rockwell is a Mixed media artist
who explores painting, sculpture, photography, drawing and de-
sign. Currently working in Exhibitions at the Lawrence Arts Center,
Rockwell also manages (and is a founding member of ) SeedCo
Studios in the Warehouse Arts Area, an open concept artist studio
and gallery housing over 20 artists and musicians. He is represent-
ed by Kim Weinberger Fine Art in Kansas City, Missouri. He lives
and works in Lawrence, KS. www.jeremyrockwell.com
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S-140Jessica RoldLawrence, KS
ProcessCharcoal on toned paper 8” x 20”
$425
When people ask me how it started, I’ll forever say “Lawrence. LFK.”
www.jessicarold.com
S-141Neil SalkindLawrence, KS
Kansas Obituaryletterpress, 13” x 20”, 2014
$150
Neil J. Salk ind was the printer in resi-
dence at AS220 in Providence, RI . Neil
has shown in several national shows
and works with letterpress and other printing media in Law-
rence, KS. www.sites.google.com/site/bigboypressofks
S-142Nick SchmiedelerLawrence, KS
Geotransit (candles
donated by Waxman Candles)
welded steel and aluminum
city signage, 29”x4”
$150
Born and raised in Prairie Village, Kansas, Nick and his wife Cindy
bought a 19th century craftsman home in the Old West Lawrence
neighborhood, where a rustic folk art environment has been cre-
ated. Their art environment home was featured on an episode
of HGTV’s “Home Strange Home” in December of 2012. With help
from son Cooper and daughter Goldie, Nick frequents the local
salvage and scrap metal yards, along with local alleys, nature trails,
river banks and other locales to find unique, natural, discarded,
and reusable materials to create indoor and outdoor sculptures.
Nick has been showing and selling his sculptures throughout the
Midwest for about 10 years. Many of his pieces can be found on
his website. www.vollskulptur.com
S-143Roger ShimomuraLawrence, KS
Banana White Wash Target Zerol ithograph, 9.5”x10” each, 2012
$2,000
Roger Shimomura is a Distin-
guished Professor Emeritus from the University of Kansas. He
has had over 130 solo exhibitions and has lectured as a visit ing
ar tist at over 200 universities, ar t schools and museums. He is
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a Distinguished Alumnus from the University of Washington, in
Seattle. In 2011, he was selected to be a USA Fellow. He is in
the permanent collections of over 85 museums,and his personal
letters are being collected by the Archives of American Art,
Smithsonian Institution. His work was featured in “Asian Ameri-
can Portraits of Encounter ” at the Smithsonian National Portrait
Gallery. He is represented by galler ies in N.Y.C. , Seattle, Kansas
City, and Santa Fe. www.rshim.com
S-144Kent Smith
Lawrence, KS
Floating Islands #4mixed media, 2015
$600
Kent Smith is an il lustrator, designer, teacher,
mad scientist and mayor of Smittytown. He
gets to spend his time making pictures and
talk ing about art and design--something he
celebrates daily. Working in various media,
Kent makes artwork chock-full of humor and
personality and he is always up for a new
challenge. He loves robots, ninjas, super-heroes, monkeys, ray-
guns and romance. His Living Island series expands on his love of
cryptozoology, folk lore, unexplained events, and the magic that
exists all around us. www.smittytown.com
S-145Bill Snead
Lawrence, KS
“Find the Naked Photographer” Miss
Nude America 69black & white photo image,
8”x11” (framed 13”x16”)
$250
I’ve been taking photographs for 60 years, beginning here in
Lawrence when I was 17 years old with my first job at the Lawrence
Journal World. I worked my way around to the Topeka Capital Jour-
nal, Wilmington News Journal, UPI in Vietnam and Chicago, National
Geographic and the Washington Post in Washington DC and finally
back home to Lawrence, to the Journal World. Since leaving the
Journal World, a second time, I’ve continued to find opportunity to
do what I love to do --- take pictures. www.billsnead.net
S-146Kyla Strid
Lawrence, KS
Buzz Cups with Trayporecelain, wood, cork ,
16”x3”x5”, 2014
$200
Kyla Strid was born and raised in Anchorage, Alaska. She earned a
BFA in ceramics from the University of Alaska Anchorage in 2007, and
an MFA from Ohio University in 2013. Additionally, she has studied at
Alfred University and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. She has been
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awarded residencies at the Clay Studio of Missoula, Red Lodge Clay
Center, Guldagergaard, and the Lawrence Arts Center. Kyla has worked
with Andy Brayman as a technician for Easy Ceramic Decals and in
multiple galleries as an Assistant Manager, Manager, Concept Designer,
and Curator. Last summer she spent two weeks away from her job as
Studio Manager at the Lawrence Arts Center to consult on the dig
of the Minoan Pottery Workshop at Gournia in Crete. She is now the
Director of Residencies and Education at the Lawrence Arts Center and
is a resident at Seed Co. Studios. www.kylastrid.com
S-147Rachael SudlowLawrence, KS
Ripesterl ing si lver, 34carat Drusy
Agate, 14kt Rose Go
$160
Rachael teaches metals at the Lawrence Arts Center. Her work
centers around natural objects & themes, while using primarily
sterl ing si lver, gold & natural stones & beads. Rachael ’s work is
retailed at the Phoenix Gallery in Lawrence and Kansas City, as
well as stores across the US & internationally. Her work is avail-
able on her website. www.rachelsudlow.com
S-148Pam SullivanLawrence, KS
Charting Surfacemixed media f iber,
12”x40”, 2015
$500
A native Kansan, Pam Sull ivan graduated from the University
of Kansas with a BFA. In 2002, she returned to Lawrence and
maintains a studio practice here. Her work has been exhibited
in solo, juried and invitational shows and is in many private col-
lections. She works with sheer fabrics, dye and paint to share
her visual stories. www.pamsullivan.com
S-149Akio TakamoriSeattle, WA
four untitled cupsporcelain with under and
over glazes 4*4*4 each
$120
Akio Takamori was born and raised in Japan. He has been exhibiting
in the United States, Europe and Asia since the mid 1980s. Takamori
received his BFA from the Kansas City Art Institute in 1976 and his
MFA from the New York State College of Ceramics, Alfred University
in1978. Takamori’s work is in numerous collections including the
Seattle Art Museum and the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas
City. He is the recipient of numerous awards including the Joan
Mitchell Foundation for Painters and Sculptors Grant (2006).
Takamori taught at the University of Washington for twenty years
and lives and works in Seattle where he has a studio.
www.akiotakamori.com
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S-150Juniper Tangpuz
Kansas City, MO
The Bird Songcorrugated plastics,
cable ties, mixed media
$1,000
Juniper Albert Tangpuz a.k.a. T.J. was
born in Kansas City, MO. He graduated
in 2003 from the University of Kansas
with a BFA in Sculpture. He works at
Johnson County Community College
as the mild mannered Fine Arts Studio
Assistant. The world unfolds when
his eyes are open and even more so
when they are closed. His adventures
begin by travelling through time and space with imagination as a
constant companion. www.juniper-art.com
S-151Betsy Timmer
Lawrence, KS
Pour Babybisque fired stoneware fabric wax
$300
Betsy Timmer, originally from Michi-
gan, has called Lawrence home for the
last ten years. She has a MFA from the
University of Kansas and a BFA from Western Michigan University. Spe-
cializing in mixed media, Betsy combines textiles, domestic items, and
ephemera as she explores themes of time, relationships and responsi-
bility from the perspective of a woman, artist, wife, and mother. www.
betsytimmer.com
S-152Tonja Torgerson
Lawrence, KS
Fedscreenprint, 22”x15’, 2010, #5/17
$350
Tonja Torgerson is currently the Print-
making Artist in Residence at Lawrence
Arts Center. Her artwork is regularly
exhibited nationally and internation-
ally and is included in several private
and museum collections, including the Weisman Art Museum and
the Minnesota Museum of American Art. She received her MFA in
Printmaking at Syracuse University and her BFA from the University
of Minnesota. Her recent work blends figurative, street art, and
traditional printmaking practices to explore illness, death, and the
impermanence of the body. www.tonjatorgerson.com
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S-153Teresa TreanorLawrence, KS
Blooming Duskink , 28”x28”, 2015
$800
I use an alcohol ink medium on Yupo paper A friend of mine in-
troduced me to inkscaping. The ink goes on the plastic paper and
spreads. I pick up the paper after applying the ink and rubbing
alcohol, and it will roll around on the paper until I get the desired
sky or landscape. I use of the alcohol to make flowers, etc. This
has been done with no brushes. The ink has a mind of its own
most of the time, and pieces never turn out exactly as I planned.
S-154Nick Vaccaro, Sr.(1931-2001)
Discoveringmixed media, 13.25” x 11.5” x
3.75”
$1,250
Vaccaro joined the KU faculty in
1963 as associate professor and
chair of the drawing and paint-
ing department. Vaccaro received his bachelor ’s degree from
the University of Washington, Seattle, and his master ’s degree
from the University of California, Berkeley. Before joining the
KU faculty, he taught at the University of Texas, Austin, as an in-
structor of ar t and then as an assistant professor of architecture.
Vaccaro’s work has been included in more than 125 exhibitions
nationally and internationally as well as locally. His work has
been purchased for display in museums in Tennessee, Michigan,
Texas, Alabama and California.
S-155Dave Van HeeLawrence, KS
ArtShares Maskmixed media, 2014
$100
Like cold manicotti the next morning, this catalog will be even
more fun in the k itchen tomorrow. Savor this: Dave Van Hee was
born in Kansas City Missouri , 1950 .Dave moved to Lawrence,
Kansas in 1972. In 2015, he heard that there are 300,000,000
stars in Milky Way galaxy. www.davevanhee.etsy.com
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S-156Rachel Van
WagonerLawrence, KS
The Universe Liked Saturn so it put
a ring on itporcelain ear thenware,
Prismacolor, matte medium
$425
Rachel was born and raised in
Las Vegas, NV. She received her
MFA in ceramics from BYU in
2011 and has been a resident ar tist at the Worcester Center for
Crafts in Massachussetts and at the Guldagergaard, International
Ceramics Research Center in Denmark . Her work focuses on
ideas of play, perception, materiality, recollection and hip-hop.
www.rachelvan.com
S-157Marciana
VequistLawrence, KS
Mystic Orchidblack & white photography
(inkjet print)18”x24”
$300
Marciana Vequist l ives in Lawrence and has dual passions for
photography and psychology. She continually looks for the
overlap between them by work ing to create images with impact.
She wants to establish a connection withviewers by evoking an
emotional reaction to her images. Emotional reactions come in
the form of memories, a sense of place, a sense of time, appre-
ciation of beauty, and feelings of tranquil ity, discomfort, or even
shock . www.drmarciana.wordpress.com
S-158Shanna Wagner
Lawrence, KS
Trees and City Scapestained glass and enameled glass
$1,285
Shanna Wagner is a native Kansan and
first fell in love with glass at the Uni-
versity of Kansas, where she studied
both glass blowing and stained glass.
She has a local studio specializing
in custom designed stained-glass
panels and glass mosaics. She creates
work for corporations and private
individuals, and has sold her work
in galler ies, shops, and regional ar t
shows. She also teaches Stained Glass
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and Mosaics at the Lawrence Arts Center. “ I love teaching at the
Arts Center, meeting new people, and watching their creativity
and enthusiasm for glass in all its beauty. I t is such an amazing
environment to be in.” www.shanna-wagner.com
S-158Thom WeikLawrence, KS
Flint Hills Springdigital photo 8”x10”
$200
On the road through the Flint
Hil ls I stopped to have a look about and took this image. The
green grass against the colors of winter presented a wonder ful
harbinger of the coming Spring. I love the Spring!
S-160Yuri ZupancicLawrence, KS
Eat the Apple – 3mboil on memory card, 1.2”x2.7,
2013
$650
Born in 1980. Raised in (and got the hell outta) Dodge. Based
in Lawrence, Kansas since 2000. Largely self-taught. Widely
published. Exhibited in 7 countries and counting. Dedicated to
exploring frontiers of ar t and understanding. Official curator for
Estate of Will iam S. Burroughs. www.yuri-z.com
S-135Robert Sudlow(1920-2010)
Haskell Wetlandsoil on canvas, 31”x33”, 1993
$7,000 (appraised in 2014
by Prair ie Hil ls Ar t Gallery)
Robert Sudlow is con-
sidered one of the most
influential landscape paint-
ers. His paintings are included in countless exhibitions as well
as numerous public and private collections across the nation
and abroad. This painting of the Haskell Wetlands serves as a
strong example his style. His works are part of the permanent
collections at the Nelson-Atk ins Museum of Art, Kansas City,
Missouri ; Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, New York ; The Joslyn
Museum of Art, Omaha, Nebraska; Saint Louis Art Museum; Mul-
vane Museum of Topeka, Kansas; Wichita Art Museum; Marianna
Kistler Beach Museum of Art at Kansas State University ;Spencer
Museum of Art, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas; Baker
University, Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art, St. Joseph, Missouri ,
and countless others. Proceeds from the sale of this work will
benefit Healthy Sprouts.
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Photo courtesy Steven Hertzog, Lawrence Business Magazine.
Cla re D oveton draws insp i rat ion f rom the natura l wor ld by s imply
be ing a qu iet wi tness to the c i rc le o f l i fe in rura l Kansas. She
descr ibes pa int ing as the process o f t rans lat ing the s i lent d ia logue
she has wi th the wor ld onto the canvas. D oveton seeks to conjure
both the heavenly and darker qua l i t ies o f the ever yday exper ience,
and she v iews these as equals in her work (and in l i fe) . C la re
D oveton’s work wi l l be featured in her so lo show of new works
preceding the 2015 B enef i t Ar t Auc t ion . A Kansas nat ive, Cla re
D oveton moved to New York Ci t y in 1994 where she rece ived her
BFA in pa int ing f rom Parsons S chool o f Ar t and D es ign. She began
exh ib i t ing her work in San Franc isco and New York . In 2005, she
moved her s tud io back to Kansas, where she cur rent ly works in
Lawrence. She has been se lec ted as the featured ar t i s t fo r th i s year ’s
auc t ion .
A R T I S T S TAT E M E N T
My focus in pa int ing has a lways revo lved around l ight. My pa int ing
humbly at tempts to re f lec t the l ight that pours out o f ever yth ing
when we bear t rue wi tness to our sur roundings. In these works,
layers o f th inned p igment c reate an etherea l d ia logue bet ween ear th
and sky. Integrated into th i s a re subt le l ines drawn in wi th var ious
too ls, o f ten represent ing a human hand on the land. Changing
seasons mean changes in co lor ; summer casts a deep orange heat,
whi le the winter sk ies pa le to whi te. Pa int ing documents the sacred
l ight o f each day pass ing, and ser ves as a t rue memor y o f Home.
FEATURED ARTIST
Clare Doveton’s paintings will be
auctioned in two lots during our
live auction. For each lot, the
high bidder will have his or her
choice of paintings. The second
bidder will then have the option
of choosing from the remaining
painting(s). When there are three
paintings, this continues to the
third painting.
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