Continuing Exhibition
November 3 – 30, 2017
Art is both inspirational and functional.
Paintings, prints and sculptures in the home
inspire our daily lives.
Where we sit and sleep, how we cook and eat our food,
and drink our coffee and
wine, art enhances the flavor of life.
Fifteen of the Gallery’s artists
exhibit new work – furniture, prints, ceramics,
and fiber sculpture - that both
inspires and provides
functionality for daily living.
Featuring
Sean Carleton, Patrick Clanton, L. Wendy Dunder, Meg Hartwell, Robin
Hominiuk
Renee Jameson, Tom Johnson, Sarah Kaye, David Kellum, Jacki Moseley, Ken Pincus
Larry Roberts, Tumar Art Group, Lisa Wederquist, Carl Yurdin
First Friday Artwalk:
November 3, 6-8 pm
In
Concert:
The Jenny Davis Jazz Duo
IMAGES SHOWN ABOVE:
Renee
Jameson. Universe. Monotype
(Bainbridge Island)
Sean
Carleton. No. 68 Cedar Sliding Door.
Jacki
Moseley. Multiple Choice. (Bainbridge Island)
L.
Wendy Dunder. Lightly, Illuminated Sculpture.
Lisa
Wederquist. Red Square. Ceramic
Sarah
Kaye. Shooting Stars Dinnerware. Ceramic
About
the Musicians:
The Jenny Davis Jazz Duo
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| Jenny and Chuck, performing at the Gallery earlier this year |
A Seattle native, Jenny Davis
earned her Bachelor of Music from the prestigious Cornish College of the Arts.
She is currently working on her MFA in jazz composition. A 20-year steward of straight-ahead jazz, she
actively performs throughout the U.S. and Canada in clubs, festivals and jazz
venues. A true original with an
authentic sound, Jenny has that rare vocal ability to swing hard in the pocket
and hold her own with the best musicians in the business. Jenny’s commitment to the art form is never
more evident than in her third and newest CD release “INSIDE YOU”, where
legendary jazz composer Rodgers Grant sought her to record his beautiful ballad
“Morning Glory”. A versatile vocalist,
she is highly requested and is considered one of the Pacific Northwest’s top
big band vocalists. A passionate steward
of jazz, Jenny passes on the tradition as a jazz educator, and vocal coach. Davis is inspired by such great jazz vocalists
as Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughn, Mel Tormé, Shirley Horn, June Christy and
Kurt Elling.
“A pure voice and laser like pitch!” (Jazz
Times)
“Vocalese doesn’t get any better than this!” (All
About Jazz)
“A welcome addition to the history of jazz vocalists.”
(All About Jazz)
“Stellar vocal jazz...magnificent...talented!” (Smother)
While you're downtown for First Friday, don't forget to drop in at Sotheby's to view more wonderful artwork by The Island Gallery's artists:
The Island Gallery at
Sotheby’s
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| Jen Till. Sea Mother. Oil on Canvas. 36" x 48" |
Jen Till
Bainbridge Island, Washington
Jen translates
the beauty of her natural surroundings into studies
of landscapes and objects, creating
gauzy, accessible, yet highly personal works
of emotion and memory.
Exhibiting through November 30th
Open First Friday November 3, 6-8 pm
About The Island Gallery
Established in
2002, The Island Gallery features internationally recognized artists whose work takes
traditional art forms in exciting new
directions: studio furniture and sculpture; museum quality textile art and wearables; wood fired ceramics from the finest potters in
America; paintings and prints; and unique jewelry creations. Monthly exhibitions include
live musical concerts, featuring such genres as jazz, rock, folk, chamber music
and performance art. This, along with
its reputation for excellence, makes The
Island Gallery a destination spot on beautiful
Bainbridge Island, a short ferry ride from Seattle, and steps from the new
Bainbridge Island Museum of Art.
Contact Us/Visit:
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Event Location:
The Island Gallery, 400 Winslow Way E, #120,
Bainbridge Island, Washington.
Underground parking is available at The Winslow
off Ericksen Avenue.
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