Group Exhibit of Paintings on a Theme    
Featuring Emerging and Established Contemporary Artists                      "CREATIVE  DISCOVERY"               Room 2
               Working in Island,  Skagit, Snohomish and King County, Washington

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Please send comments & inquiries to artshow@michelecooper.com


"Cherry Kisses"
7" x 10"
watercolor
Ann Reynolds
 

"Pear Harvest"
10" x 11 1/2"
watercolor
Suzanne Shaw


"Geraniums in the Sun"
11" x 14"
watercolor
Barbara Fenkner
 
"Three Pears"
12" x 11"
watercolor
Carol Williams


"Vegetables and Shadows"
14" x  20"
watercolor
Cindy Wahlstrom

"Still Life Apples"
15" x  12"
watercolor
Dorothy Canfield-Lee

"Ewe Lookin' at Me?"
14" x 20"
watercolor
Megan Eisenman

"Jars of Vegetables"
6" x4"
watercolor
Lillian Yeh

"Gliding Through Color'"
11" x 14"
watercolor
Meg Wade

"November Storm"
9" x 11 1/2"
watercolor
Maggie Miller

"Through the Trees"
17" x 20"
Oil
Jennifer Phillips

"Arch Rock"
6" x 8"
watercolor
Amy Lanning
 
"Pots"
4" x  6"
watercolor
Megan Eisenman
 



Creative Discovery in  the Pacific NW is exhilarating, but the weather is not always conducive to painting outdoors. A recent class project was to create your own interpretation from a  photo reference.

 Enjoy the individuality of expression in the adjoining originals of empty garden pots in the snow painted by students from my photo shown above.
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"Winter Passages"
  6 1/2" x  11"
watercolor
Cherry Van Overstraeten


"Stacked"
7" x 11"
watercolor
Sharon Sackett
"Box, Jug & Banksia Pods"
11" x 15"
watercolor
Sally Doss
"Cool Pots"
  10" x 15"
watercolor
Ginny Tennster

"River Peace"
8" x 9"
watercolor
Kathy Barker
"Light Patterns"
17" x 17"
Oil
 Jennifer Phillips
"Harvest Time"
11" x 14"
watercolor
Megan Eisenman

"Tropical Fruit"
12" x 15"
watercolor
Dorothy Canfield-Lee
"Fruit-Laden Light"
6" x 8"
watercolor
Michele Cooper, Instructor & Curator
"Melon and Plums"
4" x 6"
watercolor
Lillian Yeh

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The Exhibit is a result of original work created by Pacific Northwest artists with a variety of experience. Each artist has reached his/her present skill as a result of a lifetime journey of exploration and observation through their own unique "artist's eye".  One thing they have in common is that they have all studied with Michele Cooper, NWWS.

We hope that you enjoy the work based on the theme "Creative Discovery".
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"The Last of the Fall Color"  /   Selected Comments From Viewers
"Just want to say thank you for sharing the online exhibit.  Your students did a great job." HF,Redmond, WA
 
" Enjoyed your sharing the Last of the Fall Color on-line exhibit with friends across the state. It is always interesting seeing different interpretations of a theme…and in this case, for those of us who know some of the artists, this is the next best thing to seeing the pieces in person. Thanks."   SP,  Pullman,  WA

"Very professional"  "This is very special"  "The exhibit looks so good!" (numerous emails)
 
"I so enjoyed the art show on line and am tickled that I am still in your address book!  I would love to take some classes this winter from you and will see what fits in my schedule." BB, Eastsound, WA 
 
"Nice display....!  It is hard to remember those beautiful colors as I look out on forever blue and green!  So hard to take!  I guess I should turn on the air conditioner and paint!  Looking forward to the next display." LM, Florida
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