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Tuesday November 21 to Saturday December 9 2006
Special reception Saturday November 25 from 7to9pm
Live auction Saturday December 9 at 3pm
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Gallery#1
Picasso's Cupboard
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Finding the right Christmas gift just got easier...and more fun!
We have special gifts for everyone on your list.
The North Okanagan Artists Alternative Members and Friends of Vertigo have donated a wonderful array of valuable artworks, antiques and collectibles for this one of a kind silent auction. The auction is now open for bidding! Come in and see fantastic objects of art, collectibles, brass pots and sculpture, ornate frames, silver, pottery, Italian glass, weaving, textiles, and Inuit carvings to name just a few of the many wonderful items on display. There are also many art works large and small, new and old, from all corners of the globe including recent work by many popular Okanagan artists. Also, don't forget to check out the $5.00 table. You won't believe the wonderful selection at this reasonable price.
The silent auction has started and will continue until December 9th at which time we will close the bidding at 1pm. Come in now and place your early bids.
All funds raised will go to supporting Vertigo's programs and exhibitions. more |
Gallery#2
New Work by Gallery Vertigo Studio Artists
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Enjoy a selection of what is currently being produced on site. Drawing, painting, bookworks and mixed media installation. Both completed works and works in progress are shared in this interesting mix in Gallery Two. Come in and experience the excitement of the creative process as it unfolds.
Studio Artists include: Margarita Alejandre, Michael Anderson, Elaine Holmes. Marni Niles, Judith Jurica, Amber Powell and Sara Wiens |
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NOAA Members Wall:
Catherine Wetmore - New Work 2006
Self Portraiture |
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Musings...This piece is one of a group of collages on which I have been working. They are a combination of paintings, thoughts and ideas collected and added to over a period of time.
It is a formal exercise of arranging and augmenting personal information and study – a reminder of where I have been and (maybe) where I am going – a self portrait over time that representss collective knowledge and history together.
I have been making art for over 60 years – since High School in Yellowknife, NWT – with periods of formal art education interspersed.
I have exhibited, mainly in British Columbia and have paintings in public and private collections in Canada, USA and Europe. (Wetmore |
Vertigo Window Display:
Margarita Alejandre - Self Portrait |
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Having travelled to Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, Mexico and points in between, Margarita Alejandre’s work is a reflection of the ever-changing environment and her interpretations of the earth.
Self Portrait is an exploration of the artist; exposed, vulnerable, and optimistic. The acrylic painting on wood panelling incorporates elements of the earth using layer upon layer of colour.
Margarita Alejandre's culture has always influenced her art and she pays tribute to her Mexican heritage with passion, creativity, and determination.
“My inspiration comes from some of the most beautiful places in the world and through imagination the two are fused together for a vibrant experience”. – Margarita Alejandre.
Her work varies from intricately painted flowers and custom made signs to mixed media paintings and stimulating drawings. |
Exhibition
Proposals: Please print a copy of our form and send
it off to us with the information requested. A selection committee reviews
proposals once a year, usually in the spring. Contact us for more information.
info@galleryvertigo.com
proposal
form and information for exhibitions in gallery #1 and gallery #2
members
wall application
window
display
Previous Exhibitions:
2006:
Fall Forward - Oct.21 to Nov.10
Helm, Seward, Began - Sept.8 to Oct.6
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