Michael and I know a wonderful guy by the name of Noah who works down at one of our favorite restaurants, Market Street Grill, in Ballard. Noah is also an artist and we found out on Monday that he has some new exhibits coming up and I thought I’d share some of the info with you in case you’re looking for something interesting to do and for new artist info. I’m pasting in the email I got from Noah that describes his work as well as provides the info for his upcoming exhibit in Pioneer Square.
I appreciate you guys inquiring about me and my artwork. I’ve added your email address to my mailing list, so you will receive updates about my work and upcoming exhibits…:namespace prefix = o ns = “urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office” />
My current body of work is a series of acrylic paintings on canvas with printed collage elements that are inspired by traditional Japanese artwork, decorative patterns and my observations of nature. I lived in ..:namespace prefix = st1 ns = “urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags” />Japan for a year when I was 7 years old and that experience continues to have an influence in subtle ways on my life. My current paintings are composed mainly of stylized cloud and floral images. They have a floating feeling about them and lend a calm, peaceful effect while being playful in nature.
I am delighted to share some of my paintings and cast glass tiles that I completed during my PONCHO Artist in Residency at Pratt Fine Arts Center this last year. I will be exhibiting this work at the following location:
Pratt Fine Arts Center Gallery
Tashiro Kaplan Building
3rd & Washington Streets
Suite 102
Seattle, WA 98104
Opening Reception
Thursday, September 6th 5:00-8:00pm
exhibit continues through September 29th
Gallery hours: 12:00-5:00pm Fridays, Saturdays
& by appointment
I invite you to enjoy my new work at the exhibit or online. If you are interested please take a moment to show your support by stopping by my web site to provide feedback, leave a comment on my blog or simply browse my artwork portfolio.
Thank you for your support and interest.
Sincerely,
Noah Overby
P.S. If you think of anyone who might be interested in my art work please feel free to share my information with them or bring them with you to see the exhibit.
