November 2020 Art Walk

Gargoyles Statuary
The Haunted Realm
art by Jo Estey and Tuk Morrisson

Image shown, Yokai , by Jo Estey .
Image description of the painting at left: a tan wolf wears a blue kimono and stands in front of a black cat wearing a green kimono.
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All paintings will also be available for sale at www.gargoylestatuary.com. To buy art in this exhibit, call or email 206-632-4940 | Gargayle@gargoylestatuary.com
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Danielle Mapes is native to Denver, Colorado and works and resides in Seattle, Washington. She has studied sculpture at Metropolitan University of Denver in Colorado and ceramics at Shoreline Community College in Washington. In addition to sculpture, painting, and mixed media, she has been featured in multiple collaborative performances and installations over the last decade. She currently works as a member of Push/Pull, a non-profit cooperative gallery in Ballard, Seattle.

Image description of two paintings. Painting on left, a figure stands in the center of a landscape with a dark sky.  The figure appears to have long hair and wears a cape with blue and white stripes and a wrapped skirt. Light circle above the figure and a a triangle of light below the figure. Painting on right, a green snake in the center of a landscape with dark foreground and a fiery background.

STATE│meant is a show of Significant and Powerful Jewelry. The statements come in the form of necklaces, brooches, bracelets…there is even a tiara. Our jurors, moved by the eloquence of the submitting artists, selected work for both its strength in messaging through design and the clarity of their written statements.  This is a fundraiser. A minimum of 50% of proceeds from each sale will be donated to the organization of the artist’s choosing and there are many! Help us help them by spreading the word. Tune in to @danacadesignstudio on Instagram for multiple postings daily and to vote, beginning Monday, October 19, for best in show. We will announce the winner on November 4, 2020! 
VIEW THE BENEFICIARIES AND EXHIBITION HERE. 
For details about everything going on in the studio visit www.danacadesign.com 
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Image above: photo of a silver necklace with 15 female symbols (a circle with a square cross under the circle).

Cafe Solstice
Paintings by  Jim Nichols

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Image description: a landscape with a light gray background and a dark gray-black foreground. In the foreground there is an open box atop six white legs. The box resembles. a house on very high stilts. The box is open on one side and illuminated. The left side of the box has a door that appears to open to the outside.