Upcoming shows and news:
} To Those Who Will Not Know The Way is an art show at Oregon College of Art & Craft, February 4-25, 2010. First Thursday reception February 4, 4-7pm.
} To Those Who Will Not Know The Way is also a book with 22 full color images and a global warming road trip story. Book release and reading Sunday February 7, 12pm at Oregon College of Art & Craft. Buy it at OCAC's Hoffman Gallery store, Elizabeth Leach Gallery, from Lulu, or order directly from me: email tarptarmac@gmail.com - books are $25
} Fertilizing Utopias at SOIL Gallery in Seattle, February 3–27, 2010- Opening reception Thursday, February 4, 2010, 6–8pm - Gallery talk Saturday, February 6, 2pm. Artists: Rollin Beamish, Vaughn Bell, Ryan Pierce, Andrew Jacob Schell and Rimas K. Simaitis.
} Signal Fire announces our 2010 (pronounced Two-Thousand-Tents) season!
} Recent Press - D.K. Row on To Those Who Will Not Know the Way in The Oregonian. Great reviews of Written From Exile in the current issue of Art Papers by John Motley and Art in America by Sue Taylor. Also, an interview on Art Slant.
} To Those Who Will Not Know The Way is an art show at Oregon College of Art & Craft, February 4-25, 2010. First Thursday reception February 4, 4-7pm.
} To Those Who Will Not Know The Way is also a book with 22 full color images and a global warming road trip story. Book release and reading Sunday February 7, 12pm at Oregon College of Art & Craft. Buy it at OCAC's Hoffman Gallery store, Elizabeth Leach Gallery, from Lulu, or order directly from me: email tarptarmac@gmail.com - books are $25
} Fertilizing Utopias at SOIL Gallery in Seattle, February 3–27, 2010- Opening reception Thursday, February 4, 2010, 6–8pm - Gallery talk Saturday, February 6, 2pm. Artists: Rollin Beamish, Vaughn Bell, Ryan Pierce, Andrew Jacob Schell and Rimas K. Simaitis.
} Signal Fire announces our 2010 (pronounced Two-Thousand-Tents) season!
} Recent Press - D.K. Row on To Those Who Will Not Know the Way in The Oregonian. Great reviews of Written From Exile in the current issue of Art Papers by John Motley and Art in America by Sue Taylor. Also, an interview on Art Slant.
