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Month of October- Showcase of Masks!
Artistic Portland is extremely pleased to showcase the work of ceramic artist Rosemary Tobiga of Opal Fire Studio! During the month of October Rosemary's stunning clay masks will be featured at Artistic Portland. Opening night for the show is Thursday, October 3rd from 6-8pm. All masks will be for sale. Be sure to stop by and meet the artist and learn more about her unique and beautiful clay masks.
Rosemary started ceramic work in 1999 as a hobby. Her love for the art blossomed into a full-fledged passion of creating ceramic sculptures in her spare time. Two years of sculpture in college started a passion for working with three dimensional objects. In 2012 she started design and construction of the studio where she now creates her work. The studio is an example of her abilities, demonstrating her capacity to not only create and influence space around us, but hire and manage professionals required for a project. The studio was designed to be open and inviting. A "cabin in the woods"... a place to want to go... full of light... and ideas!
Rosemary started ceramic work in 1999 as a hobby. Her love for the art blossomed into a full-fledged passion of creating ceramic sculptures in her spare time. Two years of sculpture in college started a passion for working with three dimensional objects. In 2012 she started design and construction of the studio where she now creates her work. The studio is an example of her abilities, demonstrating her capacity to not only create and influence space around us, but hire and manage professionals required for a project. The studio was designed to be open and inviting. A "cabin in the woods"... a place to want to go... full of light... and ideas!
Bowl Painting every first Thursdays 1:30 to 5:30- Come and paint a bowl!
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Follow our Art Blog!
Be sure to head over to our blog page! This week's blog was written by visual artist
Ben Gilbert of Crayons and Cardboard. Ben shares reflections with us; giving us a
glimpse perhaps of thought processes behind his art. "I tossed a spicy Dorito to the
fat pigeons of Burnside and Grand today... READ MORE
Ben Gilbert of Crayons and Cardboard. Ben shares reflections with us; giving us a
glimpse perhaps of thought processes behind his art. "I tossed a spicy Dorito to the
fat pigeons of Burnside and Grand today... READ MORE
