Showing posts with label hoodland public library. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hoodland public library. Show all posts

Thursday, October 19, 2023

Artwork at Hoodland Library - Pascale Steig

Clackamas County Arts Alliance  - Artist Exhibit Program 

Artist: Pascale Steig
Medium: chalk markers
Resident of: Milwaukie
Phone: 503-318-3309
Email: warpedgenius@gmail.com
Social: Instagram

October 11, 2023 - January 10, 2024 
HOODLAND LIBRARY GALLERY

I mainly work with chalk markers on dark backgrounds, because I like the opaque coverage and striking color contrast. I am interested in landscapes and the contemplation of nature. This series of floral images is a reflection on Beauty in Nature, and how some things, such as the COVID-19 virus, are beautiful, despite the terrible effects they have had on all aspects of the human experience since 2020.

Each image depicts the virus (as seen under an electron microscope)as it symbolically multiplies, and yet is part of its surroundings.

ALL ARTWORK TO REMAIN ON DISPLAY FOR FULL LENGTH OF THE EXHIBIT. 
For further information on the artist, or to make arrangements to purchase artwork, contact the artist directly.


Monday, July 17, 2023

New artwork at the Hoodland Library

Art at the Hoodland Public Library! Visit the library to see the beautiful quilt made by a member of the local group, The Piecemakers! The Clackamas County Arts Alliance exhibits the work of a local (County) artist. Both exhibits change quarterly.


Exhibit Title: Sitting With Trees (acrylic)

Katherine Doerge 
July 12-October 11
HOODLAND LIBRARY GALLERY

"Art and creativity have been a passion of mine throughout my life. As a teacher, I loved incorporating art and creative expression into my teaching and found it to be a vital learning tool. Starting in midlife, art became more of a personal pursuit toward growth and healing. Now in retirement, nature is my biggest inspiration. I love simple line drawing, watercolors, acrylics, and mixed media." 


Quilter Jean Ludeman's "Welches One Year Weather Chart" is shown in the photo to the left.


Thursday, October 22, 2020

Remote printing

Need something printed? Send your documents to our printer and use curbside pick up to pick them up! No charge for print jobs.
::Note::
Documents will stay in the print queue until we close for the day. Make sure to call and have us release the prints before closing, even if you intend to pick them up on a different day.