Kenneth B Gallery

03/13/2024

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06/07/2018

Call to Artists!
Ink & Print 2018-19
West Coast Printmaking Exhibition

Entry Deadline: 9/1/18

Event Dates: 12/14/18 - 2/9/19

Learn More HERE:
Coos Art Museum
coosart.org
callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=5323

REQUIREMENTS:
All artists 18 years of age and older residing in the West Coast states of Alaska, California, Hawaii, Oregon, and Washington are invited to provide up to three submissions in one or more of the printmaking processes. Any and all themes of expression define the parameters of acceptable entries.

Printmaking Specifications and General Rules:
This exhibition will feature the fine art of printmaking, including the four traditional methods of intaglio, relief, screen print (stencil), and lithography, along with monotype, monoprint, combination of these methods.

Ink&Print 2018-19 West Coast Printmaking Exhibition: Alaska (AK), California (CA), Hawaii (HI), Oregon (OR), & Washington (WA) Call to Artists Printmaking Exhibition

03/10/2018

Solvent Free Brush Cleaning by M Graham & Co.

To avoid solvents while cleaning, use Walnut Oil in place of turpentine or odorless mineral spirit. Walnut Oil removes color from the brush or tools as effectively as solvent. Walnut Oil is a natural vegetable oil that does not evaporate or remove essential oils.

To clean brushes while painting, keep two jars (one “dirty” and one “clean”) filled with Walnut Oil – a small piece of screening can be kept in the jar bottom to facilitate removal of color from the brush. As it becomes necessary to clean, dip your brush into the first jar of oil rubbing to dislodge any color and wipe the oil from the brush on the inside lip of the jar. Repeat a few times then dip the brush into the second jar to remove any remaining color. A final wipe on the inside jar lip to remove any leftover oil completes the process.

Since Walnut Oil is slow drying, the same method can be used at the end of the day. If the brushes are to be put aside for several days, a final washing in mild soap and water is recommended.

Friendly Reminder: Immediately after use, dispose of contaminated waste in a sealed, water filled metal container. If improperly discarded rags, steel wool or other waste may spontaneously combust when combined with vegetable drying oils and artists’ products made with them.

02/21/2018

This is your final opportunity to join BIG INK for an ink slinging, relief printing, hootenanny at 3 Fish Studios in San Francisco. Artists from as far away as Arkansas have applied to take part! There’s still time for you too. Visit www.bigink.org/apply, fill out the application, and send us your killer proposal. If accepted, we will guide you down the path of woodcut awesomeness. Like our page for updates on print related events occurring across the country.

12/01/2017

08/24/2017

The City of Florence and the City’s Public Art Committee (PAC) are pleased to announce plans to create and install several high impact art projects. The PAC believes that these projects will generate community pride and connectivity, provide artists a creative outlet with high visibility, and benefi...

07/26/2017

For young artists, securing gallery representation can seem like an unobtainable goal. But it doesn’t have to be a pipe dream.

06/29/2017

"My work is foremost about the destabilization of the contemporary subject in an increasingly controlled society." -Justin Bower

03/14/2017

Playing tonight at 6:30 PM at City Lights Cinemas

01/27/2017

Deadline soon! 1st Prize $1,000

CALL TO ARTISTS – FLORENCE FEST
The deadline for entries is February 12, 2017.

Application & Info:
http://www.fraaoregon.org/florence-fest.html

The Florence Regional Arts Alliance (FRAA) is very excited to invite all artists to participate in the 1st annual “Florence Fest” to be held at the Florence Events Center on March 31 and April 1, 2017. This unique event, which will feature two days of Jazz, Art and Wine, will be highlighted by talented jazz musicians and outstanding wine from some of the best wineries in the Willamette Valley.

Cash prizes will also be awarded and will be selected by an awards committee of three local artists and gallery owners: SK Lindsey (Kenneth B. Gallery), Marianne Brisbane, (Vardanian Gallery) and Steve Dennis (Earthworks Gallery)
1st place = $1,000
2nd place = $500
3rd place = $250

For additional details and to submit an entry, please go to the FRAA website: www.fraaoregon.org

This is an opportunity to be part of a very special event.
After reviewing the entry information, if you have any questions, please contact [email protected]

01/03/2017

Physical gallery now closed at 1458 1st Street in Florence, OR. Check back for further updates to the new online gallery coming soon!