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Jan 04, 2001 - Jan 27, 2001
A group exhibition featuring artists working in collage including Graham Moody, David Geiser, Leslie Pedrick, Terence La Noue, Michael Hoskins, Tom Judd, Terry Thompson, Rebecca Welz, Jeffrey Butters and Stephanie Weber.
This is the second in a series of shows addressing non trends in art.
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JEFFREY BUTTERS
While acting as creative director for Butters Gallery, Jeffrey has also pursued his own work since attending Pacific Northwest College of Art. His paintings, drawings and collages have found their way into many notable collections.
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MICHAEL HOSKINS
The first solo exhibit Butters Gallery produced was for Hoskins. We have contiued to work together successfully for the 12 years since. Hoskins' work explores the basic concepts of making paitings in a contemporary context.
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GRAHAM MOODY
Moody's tradional works in the collage media are exhibited and collected nationally. His talent at collecting bits of information representing a huge cross section of human culture brings a great richness to his work.
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TERRY THOMPSON
Born in Texas, Amsterdam resident Thompson has lived much of his adult life in The Netherlands--as evidenced in his work. His palette relates more to Dutch painting than American work, as does his graphic sense of design in the work.
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STEPHANIE WEBER
Stephanie Weber's personal brand of abstract painting has garnered her national recognition. Her paintings have been described as being objects with surface that evoke contemplation.
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REBECCA WELZ
Sculptor Rebecca Welz has recently hit the next level. Her latest works juxtapose the perfect balance of the geometric with the organic. These works exist both three-dimensionsally--constructed from plex, as well as in the form of collage.
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