ART IS...At The Hutton
A unique project that allows artists to display their work in windows at a prominent downtown location in Zone 4-The Historic Hutton Building and attracts attention to the spaces for lease within the Hutton Building.
A limited number of artists will be chosen to show their work in the outside empty storefronts of the Historic Hutton Building on Washington Street between First and Sprague Avenues in downtown Spokane. The work, an artist's resume and links to more of the artists' work will simultaneously be seen on the blogs site: http://artisatthehutton.blogspot.com/
This site is grouped by artist and each window is numbered with a corresponding number on the physical window.
Artists have 24 hour-7 day a week live exposure of their work. The J.F. Thamm Gallery at 11 S. Washington St., Spokane, WA handles the art sales.
Take a stroll down to the Historic Hutton Building and enjoy the show. Then find out more about the artists and their work on this blogsite.
All space where the art is displayed is "for rent."
Potential Artists, buyers, and those seeking to rent at the Hutton Building email pinklloyd2@msn.com; call 509-868-7434 or stop by the J.F. Thamm Gallery at 11 S. Washington St., Spokane, WA 99201
Yes, ART IS...At The Hutton
Monday, May 2, 2011
IDA BROWN
Window # 15
Window #16
Yaquina Head Giclee Print-original acrylic on canvas board 28" x 24" $450
Ida Brown
Born in Spokane Washington
Current residence Spokane
Art Mediums used: acrylic and oil painting, sketching, drawing with colored pencil and charcoal
Blog Site: http://www.idabrownartist.com/
Fine Art America Website: http://ida-brown.fineartamerica.com/
http://ida-brown.artistwebsites.com/
Biography:
Ida started out as many young artists start out. As a child she spent countless hours in her room drawing and sketching to her hearts content. Over the years her skills developed and grew to where she began to tackle more complicated works. She began to study various text and styles of different artists like Monet, Da Vinci. She spent many hours at the library growing up checking out books on animals, and people. She spent countless hours studying the anatomy of people and animals and poured over countless books on various subjects. She had a love of art and had the basic skills and talent, but didn’t have the training needed to create a good composition. So she went to college at Spokane Falls Community College where she studied under Jim Hinton in his figure drawing class. She also took classes at the Falls in perspective drawing, calligraphy, and ceramics. These classes gave her a good basis to start developing her style and started her experimenting with different techniques. Various things sidetracked her art education, but it was never forgotten. She continued to work on her skills in her spare time outside of work and family. She has continued to create her art for various friends, and for her work. She has been the artist in residence for her employer and has volunteered her skills to create art for their library newsletters as well as published her artwork for the library magazine ALKI. Over the years the skills have grown and developed into what you see now. She continues to grow and develop as an artist. She hopes to continue to challenge and develop herself into an accomplished artist with help and advice from other artists and by continuing to work in different mediums. As far as her personal life she has been married to a wonderful man for over 30 years and they have bright and precocious a 10 year old son. They currently reside in Spokane.
Education:
Spokane Falls Community College 1977-1978
Completed one year of art education.
Classes Taken: Calligraphy, Drawing Perspective, Art History, Figure Drawing with Mr. Jim Hinton, and Ceramics
Spokane Falls Community College 1978-1980
Television Production Degree Two Year A.A.S. Degree
Spokane Falls Community College 1993-95
Library Technician Degree Two Year A.A.S. Degree
Spokane Community College 1981-1985
Data Entry Certificate One Year 1981-82
Office Technology and Business Management Two Year A.A.S. Degree 1983-85
Current Employer: Eastern Washington University
ILDIKO KALAPACS
Window #7
Window #8
Ildikó Kalapács was born in Hungary and has been living in the USA since 1987. She left Hungary just before the end of the Soviet occupation and the collapse of the Soviet Union. Her past experiences with social issues can be detected in her works created in the USA in the past 14 years.
Her work is rooted in two cultures (Hungarian and American) and influenced by her travels as a folk dancer and artist. Her two-dimensional images are derived from the traditions of figurative art mixed with traces of Central European folk art and the four languages she has been closely exposed to (Hungarian, Russian, English and Japanese). The complex nature of her art can be traced back to her interest in intercultural disciplines and globalization.
Her three-dimensional art works consist of mostly ceramic works with some mixed media and bronze pieces. The use of these materials has some tradition in Hungarian art but ceramics also plays a philosophically and conceptually important role in her art: Ceramic material symbolizes the fragile nature of the human body and soul. One must touch it and handle it gingerly and carefully. This is the basic principle and approach to her socially oriented sculptures. Along with the literal form, her work leaves enough room for abstract or conceptual interpretation.
http://www.ildiart.com
ildako@idiart.com
RÉSUMÉ
ILDIKÓ KALAPÁCS
ILDIKÓ KALAPÁCS
804 West 12th Avenue
Spokane WA 99204
(509) 747-0979 http://www.ildiart.com
ildiko@ildiart.com
Spokane WA 99204
(509) 747-0979 http://www.ildiart.com
ildiko@ildiart.com
EDUCATION Eastern Washington University, Cheney WA — 1988-92
B.A. cum laude in Studio Art, Aug 1992
EWU/English Language Institute, Cheney WA — 1987-88
Tömörkény István Art High School, Szeged, Hungary — 1979-83
B.A. cum laude in Studio Art, Aug 1992
EWU/English Language Institute, Cheney WA — 1987-88
Tömörkény István Art High School, Szeged, Hungary — 1979-83
LECTURES
Central European University, Budapest, Hungary, 2010
Soap Lake Art Gallery, Soap Lake WA, 2008
“Straddle”, solo show talk, Dusha Galéria, Szeged, Hungary, 2007
First Western Hungarian Artists’ Traveling Exhibition, Hungarian Cultural Center, Budapest, Hungary Oct 11, 2006
“Frontiers in Marketing”, A Business Workshop for Artists and Entrepeneurs, Lecture and panel discussion, CREATE and WSU Pend Oreille County Extension, Newport, WA, Mar 25, 2006
“Women in Central Europe”, with Wayne Kraft, Women’s Studies Center, EWU, Spokane WA, Nov 2005
Interview with Ms. Márta Sebestyén, Women’s Studies Center, EWU, Spokane WA, Nov 2005
Hungarian Japanese Print Show Opening: Talk, Kamiyamada Bunkakaikan, Kamiyamada, Japan, Nov 2002
“Body of Concepts”, Doll Gardner Gallery, Portland OR, Oct 2001
“Dance and Identity”, at “Latte Talks”: Silver Radio Event, Lewiston ID, Mar 2001
“My Professional Activities”, AWE, Spokane WA, Mar 2000
“Equality: Women in my Art “, Lewis-Clark State College, Women’s History Month, Lewiston ID, Mar 2000
Central European University, Budapest, Hungary, 2010
Soap Lake Art Gallery, Soap Lake WA, 2008
“Straddle”, solo show talk, Dusha Galéria, Szeged, Hungary, 2007
First Western Hungarian Artists’ Traveling Exhibition, Hungarian Cultural Center, Budapest, Hungary Oct 11, 2006
“Frontiers in Marketing”, A Business Workshop for Artists and Entrepeneurs, Lecture and panel discussion, CREATE and WSU Pend Oreille County Extension, Newport, WA, Mar 25, 2006
“Women in Central Europe”, with Wayne Kraft, Women’s Studies Center, EWU, Spokane WA, Nov 2005
Interview with Ms. Márta Sebestyén, Women’s Studies Center, EWU, Spokane WA, Nov 2005
Hungarian Japanese Print Show Opening: Talk, Kamiyamada Bunkakaikan, Kamiyamada, Japan, Nov 2002
“Body of Concepts”, Doll Gardner Gallery, Portland OR, Oct 2001
“Dance and Identity”, at “Latte Talks”: Silver Radio Event, Lewiston ID, Mar 2001
“My Professional Activities”, AWE, Spokane WA, Mar 2000
“Equality: Women in my Art “, Lewis-Clark State College, Women’s History Month, Lewiston ID, Mar 2000
JAMAALI ROBERTS
Window # 3
Dragon Love Acrylic 24" x 27" $200
I'm a sub-abstract surrealistic artist from Atlanta with a background in street art and illustration on a never-ending quest to explore new art techniques and express myself through the vast number of medium
Jamaali Roberts
509-944-5353
Objective
My objective is to obtain a position in a growing business or art institute and progress with further employeess in order to meet personal and company goals. that will allow me to progress personally and creatively. I also intend to gain a greater knowledge of the trade or business i am apart of in order for me to become an accomplished skillsman. In addition my objective is to meet new people and to be a better service to my community, through good service and inspring art.
APEX Museum, Atlanta, GA
May 2006 - August 2006
Intern
* Install and remove exhibits in the main gallery
* Provide tours and ample historical black information to the visitors of the museum
* Keep account of gift shop cash register
Education
Decatur High School
2002-2007, Graduate
Florida A&M University, Tallahassee, FL
2007-2008
* Undergraduate, Graphic Design
Interests
Expand my graphic design knowledge-base and skills
Learn and perfect new skills
I desire to interact with others in order to accomplish goals and overcome problems using team work
jamaalistate@gmail.com
phone: (509)944-5353
Jamaali Roberts
509-944-5353
Objective
My objective is to obtain a position in a growing business or art institute and progress with further employeess in order to meet personal and company goals. that will allow me to progress personally and creatively. I also intend to gain a greater knowledge of the trade or business i am apart of in order for me to become an accomplished skillsman. In addition my objective is to meet new people and to be a better service to my community, through good service and inspring art.
APEX Museum, Atlanta, GA
May 2006 - August 2006
Intern
* Install and remove exhibits in the main gallery
* Provide tours and ample historical black information to the visitors of the museum
* Keep account of gift shop cash register
Education
Decatur High School
2002-2007, Graduate
Florida A&M University, Tallahassee, FL
2007-2008
* Undergraduate, Graphic Design
Interests
Expand my graphic design knowledge-base and skills
Learn and perfect new skills
I desire to interact with others in order to accomplish goals and overcome problems using team work
jamaalistate@gmail.com
phone: (509)944-5353
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