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CURATORBRETT BINFORD CERAMICIST/CO-FOUNDER MUDSHARK STUDIOS / PORTLAND GROWLER COMPANY/ EUTECTIC GALLERY / THE CLAY COMPOUND / KEPT GOODS Brett Binford is the owner and curator of Eutectic Prior to opening Eutectic Gallery he founded Gallery along with being a serial entrepreneur Mudshark Studios and leads the team as CEO who founding several companies such as Mudshark was recognized at the 2012 Martha Stewart American Studios, ClayStreet, and Kept Goods. Made Awards and again in 2017 with an SBA award from Barack Obama. As Co-Owner and Designer for Eutectic Gallery is internationally recognized as one Kept Goods he collaborates with creatives. of the top contemporary ceramic galleries in the world. Brett served as an onsite liaison for NCECA’s Brett is the incoming President of PADA and has 51st annual conference “Future Flux” 2017. He then served the organization for two years. In addition stepped on the board as the Exhibitions Director to Board service and business, Binford serves as an for NCECA and is serving through 2023. In 2018 advisor to Township10, a residency program founded Binford co-curated “Rooted in Clay” for the Sapporo by Marjorie Dial In North Carolina and is the Programs Art Museum, celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Director for the LH Project, a private residency Hokkaido Potters Association and their longstanding program in Joseph Oregon. relationship with The Oregon Potters Association. CAPARTAUCTION.ORG Yoshihiro Kitai holds an M.F.A. in Printmaking and Drawing from Washington University, St. Louis, MO and a B.F.A. in Printmaking from Pacific Northwest College of Art, Portland, OR, where he is currently an associate professor in the printmaking department. Born in Japan, he has lived for over 20 years in the United States, and his experience observing cultural differences continues to inform his art. Conjuction II, in gansai (a traditional Japanese watercolor) and gesso-composition gold leaf on paper, is another example of Yoshihiro’s many works on paper and panel that refer to Japanese painting traditions and often depict circuitous paths, reflecting the ups and downs of getting from here to there.

FROELICK GALLERY GANSAI, GESSO COMPOSITION GOLD LEAF ON PAPER 22“ X 30“ CONJUCTION II

YOSHIHIRO

KATAI YOSHIHIRO

MITCHELL JEFFRY

JEFFRY MITCHELL SOME ASPECTS OF LANDSCAPE

PDX CONTEMPORARY ART SCREEN-PRINT ON PAPER 44” X 30”

Jeffry Mitchell earned a B.A. in Painting from the University of Dallas, and an M.F.A in Printmaking from Tyler School of Art at Temple University in Philadelphia. Mitchell’s work seeks to tap into and broadcast a sense of vitality, whether it be joyful or colored with a more complex mix of emotions. Some Aspects of Landscape is a terrific example of Mitchell’s unmistakable love of color and decorative motifs. Jose Sierra is a self-taught artist who was introduced to ceramics at the University of the Andes in Mérida, Venezuela. Born in Venezuela, the images and memories of coffee mills, intensely colored mountains, dramatic landscapes, and pre-Columbian art and architecture of the Andean region of Venezuela all form an important part of Sierra’s visual inspirations. By altering wheel-thrown porcelain and stoneware, Sierra’s work fuses organic and geometric forms that express both fluidity and abruptness.

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JOSE

SIERRA JOSE

SCHULTHEIS MICHAEL

MICHAEL SCHULTHEIS BALANCE IN CYCLOIDS, NOON

FROELICK GALLERY ACRYLIC ON CANVAS 24” X 24”

Michael Schulthesis received a B.A. in Economics from Washington State University in Pullman, WA and an M.S. in Labor Economics from Cornell University, in Ithaca, NY. Schultheis’ work combines the esoteric elements of math and art so that each discipline offers insight into the other. His paintings offer up a unique way to understand and describe the world, and challenge the viewer to look through each layer of paint to discover a labyrinth of ideas and histories. Lee Kelly is one of the most revered artists in the Pacific Northwest, best known for his public sculptures throughout Oregon and the surrounding region. Kelly graduated from the Museum Art School at the Portland Art Museum (now known as the Pacific Northwest College of Art, PNCA) in 1959 and has developed an extensive portfolio that spans private and public collections across the world.

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LEE

KELLY LEE

GOODE DOROTHY

DOROTHY GOODE TRANSFIXED #19

AUGEN GALLERY EGG TEMPERA ON PANEL 24” X 30”

Dorothy Goode studied painting, printmaking, drawing, and illustration during her time completing the B.F.A program at Northern Arizona University’s Visual Communications Program in Flagstaff, AZ. To Goode, art stands in for the significance in human life. It allows us to rest our senses against it and bask in the illusion of its reality. Goode’s art draws the eye along vibrant lines and splashes of color. Ellen George attended the National College of Art and Design in Dublin, Ireland, and received a B.A. from Austin College in Sherman, TX. George makes studies in fragility, vitality and surprise. She is fascinated with small things that command a much larger space, calling us in for a closer look. FAN SUITE (SPD-50)’s bright colors and many layers draw the eye along a variety of paths that change the way the piece looks the longer you stare.

PDX CONTEMPORARY ART SILVERPOINT, GOLD POINT, AND GOUACHE ON PANEL 11” X 11” FAN SUITE (SPD-50)

ELLEN

GEORGE ELLEN

DAVIDSON GWEN

GWEN DAVIDSON AUTUMN AFTERNOON

FROELICK GALLERY ACRYLIC, CHARCOAL ON PAPER CANVAS 24” X 36”

Gwen Davidson studied Art History at Drake University in Florence, Italy, and received a B.F.A. in Painting from Drake University in Des Moines, IA followed by an M.F.A. in Painting from Portland State University in Portland, OR. Davidson’s paintings often begin with realistic studies of the landscape that she uses to identify recurring shapes, their organization, their characteristic colors, and how they change over time. Then, Davidson works towards abstraction by painting more freely, cutting the paper into pieces, and recomposing them. Jef Gunn received a B.A. in Fine Arts from Pasadena City College in Pasadena, CA and a B.F.A. from Marylhurst University in Portland, OR. Gunn has accepted residencies spanning the world from Seattle, WA, to Barcelona, Spain, and Paris, France. Gunn began using encaustic in 1985, inspired by a painting by Joseph Goldberg. With encaustic, Gunn can bring together all of his methods: oils, papers and inks, fabric, tar, and gold. The work Gunn does draws on multiple lineages of art, culture and spirituality.

AUGEN GALLERY ENCAUSTIC, PAPER, STUDIO MADE INKS, ON CANVAS ON PANEL 32” X 88” IN THE STREAM

JEF

GUNN JEF

O’DONNELL STEPHEN

STEPHEN O’DONNELL DENY

FROELICK GALLERY ACRYLIC ON PANEL 12” X 12”

Stephen O’Donnell is an entirely self-taught painter who draws on a love of history and biography to create fascinating and beautiful imagery. Sometimes known as the “man in the dress” artist, gender-play is a common theme in O’Donnell’s work, along with a deep respect and admiration for the style of great classical paintings. “Deny” exhibits the lush colors and impeccable detail O’Donnell infuses into his work. Christopher St. John received a B.F.A. from the University of Alaska at Fairbanks. St. John’s work touches on the impact of a place on the shape of our lives, the luck we have in living on a planet with a biosphere, the vocabulary of form, and impermanence. Animals and animalistic themes are common throughout St. John’s portfolio of work.

EUTECTIC GALLERY CERAMIC, MIXED MEDIA 10” X 10” X 14”

BEAST WITH LONG TAIL

CHRISTOPHER

ST. JOHN CHRISTOPHER

ROWLAND BETHANY

BETHANY ROWLAND FOREVER, FOR TODAY

IMOGEN GALLERY PAINTING 36” X 48”

Bethany Rowland began regular drawing classes with Phil Sylvester at The Drawing Studio in Portland, OR over 20 years ago. Using transparent layers of color and techniques of abstraction, Rowland offers the opportunity to learn elemental truths about self and other. Lisa Conway received a B.F.A. in Ceramics from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor and an M.F.A in Ceramics from Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, LA. She is currently Head of Ceramics Area and Chairperson of the Art Department at Clark College in Vancouver, WA. Conway uses the plant world to reflect the images and feelings we have about our own bodies. Her goal is to create pieces that evoke physical sensations, and ultimately, the subtle emotions and human relationships that go along with them.

EUTECTIC GALLERY PORCELAIN, STEEL FIXTURE, GLAZE, LED LIGHT 12” X 12” X 12” LARGE WHITE ROUNDED ILLUMINATED FLOWER

LISA

CONWAY LISA

WOLF SHERRIE

SHERRIE WOLF WHITE TULIP WITH VENUS

OIL ON CANVAS 24” X 18”

Sherri Wolf earned a B.F.A. in Painting from the Museum Art School at Pacific Northwest College of Art in Portland, OR, and an M.A. in Printmaking from the Chelsea College of Art in London, England. Wolf’s images openly play with the fact that art is artifice, and evolve from a love of art history and a desire to present multiple levels of expression to the viewer. White Tulip with Venus is a piece from Wolf’s recent series portraying objects in front of excerpts from old master paintings. Fretta MM Cravens is an Oregon artist who loves nature and beauty. Her work counters a world, that can sometimes feel filled with chaos and ugliness. Her art captures the temporal and spatial aspects of plants through photography. Inspired by Georgia O’Keeffe, Cravens enlarges flowers and plants, inviting the viewer to take the time to fully engage in their beauty. Subtly confrontational, the details of the work are revealed over time, and a dialogue begins. The viewer and nature become equals, both deserving of care and study.

RENTAL SALES GALLERY LIMITED EDITION ARCHIVAL PIGMENT PRINT 38” X 30”

FLOWER COMPOSITION 8

FRETTA MM

CRAVENSCRAVENS FRETTA MM

RENFROW GREGG

GREGG RENFROW GATE 49

ELIZABETH LEACH GALLERY POLYMER AND PIGMENTS ON CAST ACRYLIC 18” X 14”

Gregg Renfrow received his B.F.A from San Francisco Art Institute and has exhibited both nationally and internationally since the mid-1970s. In his luminous, abstract compositions, Renfrow conveys his ever- changing view of the Californian light he has been observing over the course of his career. Working in layers, he pours mixtures of polymer and pigment over rectangular or square sheets of cast acrylic, creating brushless paintings full of depth and tonal gradations. Jim Riswold graduated from the University of Washington in Seattle, WA with a triple B.A. distinction in the studies of Communications, Philosophy, and History. After being diagnosed with leukemia in 2000 and surviving for five years, Riswold quit his job as an advertising executive to become a full-time contemporary artist. Most of Riswold’s works poke fun at controversial historical and modern figures such as Mao Zedong, Adolf Hitler, and Donald Trump.

KURT BEADELL PHOTOGRAPH 22” X 27”

NAPOLEON GANGE VA AU PARADIS

JIM

RISWOLD JIM

VAN SANT

GUS

GUS VAN SANT BOYS

PDX CONTEMPORARY ART DIGITAL PIGMENT PRINT 16” X 11”

American filmmaker, photographer and visual artist Gus Van Sant has been lauded for his experimental, independent projects and mainstream productions alike--from the acclaimed Drugstore Cowboy (1989) and My Own Private Idaho (1991) to Oscar-winning films such as Good Will Hunting (1997) and Milk (2008), both of which earned him Best Director nods from the Academy, in addition to Best Picture nominations. This photograph, “boys,” nods to the classic Polaroid style Van Sant is known for, while causing the viewer’s eye to search for a clear idea of who the subject really is. Heather Watkins received a double B.A. distinction in English and Classical Studies with a concentration in Art & Archaeology from Pitzer College in Claremont, CA, and an M.F.A. from the Rhode Island School of Design in Providence, RI. Working with ink, cord, thread, cloth, and paper, Watkins submits these materials to many cycles of saturation, compression, intertwining, and transference. Through these physical processes, she investigates phenomena such as flow, stasis, circulation, and gravity.

PDX CONTEMPORARY ART MULTIMEDIA 10” X 12” NOW AND HERE

HEATHER

WATKINS HEATHER

FAIREY SHEPARD

SHEPARD FAIREY EVOLVE/DEVOLVE

MURDOCH COLLECTIONS PRINT 25” X 31”

Shepard Fairey is an American contemporary street artist, graphic designer, activist, illustrator, and founder of OBEY Clothing who emerged from the skateboarding scene. He first became known for his “Andre the Giant Has a Posse” (...OBEY...) sticker campaign while attending the Rhode Island School of Design. Fairey later created a series of posters supporting Barack Obama’s 2008 candidacy for President of the United States, including the iconic “HOPE” portrait. Fairey is known for his bold iconic style that is based on styling and idealizing images. Katherine Ace finds inspiration in art from ancient times to the present, and has an ongoing fascination with both figurative and still-life painting. Her recent work includes interpretations of classic Grimms’ Fairy Tales and invented portraits of undiminished women. Her work plays with and subverts realism, creating intriguing contradictions and opposites.

FROELICK GALLERY OIL ON CANVAS 36” X 36” THE EMPTY ROOM

KATHERINE

ACE KATHERINE

CARMONA

IVÁN

IVÁN CARMONA AMERICAN DREAM

CERAMIC 28“ X 8“ X 3”

Iván Carmona, an artist from Puerto Rico, pulls inspiration from the world around him, the colors and memories from his homeland, and physical tactile representations of his experiences. Carmona’s American Dream sculpture embodies the forward movement of hope restrained by the realities of the world we live in. D.E. May studied under Larry Stobie at Oregon College of Education in Monmouth, OR. May’s humility, dedication, and sureness of purpose are reflected in the things he created. His meticulous abstractions hold a subtle magic and appear as both documents of the past and proposals for a future architecture. His pieces remind us of how objects gather energy and meaning, becoming real through their use.

PDX CONTEMPORARY ART OTHER/MULTIMEDIA 18” X 23” UNTITLED (GOLDEN GATE, FUJI, GENERAL SHERMAN, CRATER LAKE, GREAT PYRAMID)

D.E.

MAY D.E.

BARTOW

RICK

RICK BARTOW COYOTE AND JANSSEN AND ME

FROELICK GALLERY DRYPOINT ETCHING ON HANDMADE JAPANESE PAPER (EDITION 9 OF 18) 20” X 16”

Bartow lived and worked in Newport, Oregon. In 1969 he graduated from Western Oregon State College with a BA in Secondary Art Education. Bartow is a Vietnam veteran, a life-long musician and songwriter, an enrolled member of the Mad River Band of Wiyot Indians, and is considered one of the most important leaders in contemporary Native American art. VIRTUAL AUCTION

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