Carrie Goller Gallery Highlights / Fall 2014

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Gallery Highlights Fall 2014 Dear friends, I'd like to take a moment of your time to introduce Carrie Goller Gallery, located in Historic Downtown Poulsbo, Washington. The gallery features a wide range of contemporary fine art, from small to large-scale, in a variety of media; including oil, encaustic, mixed media and egg tempera, as well as bronze and wood sculpture.    Original works by Carrie Goller and regional artists are showcased.  Whether you are adding to a collection or are a first-time collector, visitors will find something for everyone.  Through December, we will additionally be featuring small works, art jewelry, limited edition giclee prints and art ornaments -- just in time for holiday gift giving.    We hope to see you at Historic Downtown Poulsbo's 2nd Saturday Art Walks, now featuring six art galleries, plus other alternative art venues!  The next Art Walk is this weekend, November 8, 5-8pm, coinciding with Poulsbo's Art in the Woods studio tour, which Carrie Goller Gallery is happy to sponsor.   Stop in to say hello or add to your collection.  If you are unable to visit in person, we invite you to shop online at our Carrie Goller Gallery Shop.  If you know of any friends that would be interested, we hope you will share this message with them.     Denise Gargano Gallery Assistant    NEW AT THE GALLERY    Moon Mask, bronze wall sculpture 28Hx26Wx8D diameter - James Bender       Eye of the Needle, oil 40x40 - Carrie Goller       Salt Pond Cows, oil 24x48 - Carrie Goller      Pacifique, encaustic/mixed media 36x36 - Carrie Goller     SMALL WORKS EVENT - through December Liberty I, encaustic/oil on woodblock, 5 x 5 - Carrie Goller (Liberty series also available at Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Store)   Camoflauge II, egg tempera on panel, 5 x 7 - Carrie Goller Sandy's Barber Shop, mixed media 8x10 - Carrie Goller Sawdust Hill Farm Road, oil on panel, 8x10 - Robin Weiss  Low Tide (Kingston), oil 9x14 - Robin Weiss ART JEWELRY                 Wire-wrapped crystal and stone pendants - Charles Goller JAMES BENDER - Northwest Coast Artist James is a well-known artist recognized for his significant contributions to Contemporary Northwest Coast Indian Art works. James Bender's work summons dignity and refinement, honoring this traditional art form through the use of clean, simple lines and impeccable craftsmanship. Eagle Box, bronze 8Hx7Wx7D Clan Box with lid, bronze 9Hx9Wx9D Moon Mask II, Bronze 28Hx26Wx8D Robin Weiss Plein Air Extraordinaire New to the Carrie Goller Gallery, plein air artist Robin Weiss showcases his natural talent for open air painting. Robin captures light and shadow in a glorious palette of seasonal colors, landscapes and landmarks. As a full-time artist, Robin puts his brushes to work indoors and outside on a daily basis. His efforts have been rewarded several times over with recognition in several publications and awards in multiple juried exhibitions. Welcome Robin! Suyematsu Pumpkin Farm, Bainbridge Island, oil 10x12 - Robin Weiss.  Carrie Goller Callery Gallery Hours Wednesday through Sunday 11am-5:30pm  or by appointment 360-779-2388 Visit our website and shop on-line at Carrie Goller Gallery Join us for Second Saturday Artwalks November 8th & December 13th  5-8pm Enjoy food and drinks, culture and the best Poulsbo has to offer! Historic Downtown Poulsbo, across from Sogno di Vino & Green Light Diner, next to  Mora Ice Cream We ship! Location: 18801 Front Street  Poulsbo, WA 98370     "A picture is a poem without words." - Horace

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Goodbye 55 Chevy

I bought this car for my husband as a surprise to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the day we met in Port Townsend.  Very cherry and completely redone on the inside with white leather.  He sold it recently to a high school buddy.  Sniff.

Opening Reception - Of Clocks and Crows Exhibit, Arts Council of Snohomish County

Had about ten pieces in the main floor gallery.  This was a very fun September - October exhibit; there were quite a few characters, people and even dogs were dressed up as crows.  Made some new and interesting friends.

Calypso's Vigil, encaustic/mixed media tryptych

Raggedy Ann, polymer sculpture

Earthenworks Gallery, Port Townsend

Check out Earthenworks Galleries in Port Townsend and La Conner.  I love Port Townsend, it's where I met my husband and La Conner is charming, we like to stay on our boat at the marina.  Here are some examples at Earthenworks from my Idyllic series -- encaustic landscape blocks and also a clay ships figurehead. 

Idyllic Series, Encaustic on wood 5x5

SS Hildegarde, polymer clay

Granadas (In Progress), oil 12x16 SOLD

I'm still working on this painting, but it's coming along. A collector that has two of my other pomegranate paintings wants it. Hoping to get it done before Christmas.

Kingston Buccaneers fan

Our son Charlie is on the Kingston Buccaneers basketball jv team and my husband showed his support by asking me to carve a "K" into his hair. We embellished a little with school color for last night's game.

Holidays = time to paint pomegranates!

In honor of the holidays I feel the urge to paint pomegranates. Here's an oil I am currently working on. Now the difficult, nit-picky part -- applying numerous glazes to each tiny pomegranate seed. A way off from being done, but it feels like a good start...

A stand of birches at Bloedel Reserve.

Inspiration

 

Today, a dear friend and I walked Bainbridge Island's Bloedel Reserve. We had the entire frosted landscape to ourselves. The swans were out, nestled amongst many ducks. We stopped at the main house to admire the Christmas decorations, pausing for hot cider in the library. Then off to the poetically lit birch tree stands. The day was lovely and we took many pictures which I hope will inspire future paintings. After that we met other friends at a Bainbridge studio where we paint each Wednesday and were so happy to catch up that we had two tea breaks!