OAG 2017 Member Show
Show Dates: May 12 – June 3, 2017
Public Opening: Friday, May 12 – 6:00-8:30 pm
Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Saturday, 11:30 am-5:30 pm
Location: 50 Penn Place – lower level, across from 50 Penn Gallery
Show Dates: May 12 – June 3, 2017
Public Opening: Friday, May 12 – 6:00-8:30 pm
Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Saturday, 11:30 am-5:30 pm
Location: 50 Penn Place – lower level, across from 50 Penn Gallery
Participating Artists
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Candace Abernathy
Ladd Adams Sharon Allred Kelly Armstrong Lee Armstrong Stephen Beall Betty Bondy Marjorie Bontemps Jacquelin Boulanger Patricia Bradley Annalisa Campbell Kafie Carman James Cobb Antonina Criddle Jude Delaney Sam Echols Ellen Etzler Beverly Fentress Lauren Florence Joan Frimberger Mark Fuller Dan Garrett Nina Goodwin Almira Grammer Herbert Graves Sue Hale Maureen Harvey Mycah Higley Gayla Hollis HR Holman Dave Jones |
Jody Karr
MC Lafayette Trina Lee Rosie Leonard Trace Logan Dana Lombardo Jean Longo Elaine Lovett Vicki Maenza Joshua Martin Sheila Minnich Connie Moore Charlotte New Laurel Payne Vanessa Pettit Aaron Quinn Karen Renfrow Jim Reznicek Rocky Robertson Bert Seabourn MtnWoman Silver Janetta Smith Patricia Smith Behnaz Sohrabian Camille Suter Jude Tolar Patricia Triplett Diana Tunnell Sandy Wallace Jim Weaver Carol Webster |
Jurors
Suzanne Wallace Mears
“As an artist, I've never selected one preferred medium. That choice is dictated by my artistic muse. Through the years, it's changed its spots and stripes. In my college years, I focused on painting and clay. Then it became photography and clay, then only clay, then kiln formed glass and today its kiln formed glass, painting and plasma cut steel. I never work with only one medium. Working with different disciplines (mediums) at one time keeps my ideas and work fresh, my mind moving to new solutions. I get stagnated and repetitive if I work with one medium too long. And I get bored unless things move and creative ideas are born.” Born in Iowa, Mears moved to Oklahoma City in the 70's. She traveled extensively in the in the 80's. Travels in Mexico, the Caribbean, Europe, Crete, Nepal, Tibet, China and Africa introduced diaries of ideas. In the 90's she lived in San Francisco for several years and moved to the Colorado mountains before returning to Oklahoma City to make it the studio home base. Traveling didn't diminish her work in the studio, instead it added more choices to the canvas of creativity. Additionally, it brought her a deep understanding and appreciation of many media and styles. This experience and expertise in many media make Suzanne an ideal juror for the Oklahoma Art Guild’s Member show! She is a longtime Member and supporter of OAG, and an award winner herself. Mears works are collected worldwide. She is currently represented by galleries in Oklahoma, New Mexico, California, Florida and Mexico. |
Kyle Golding
Kyle Golding is a visual artist, art collector and curator at 1219 Creative in Oklahoma City. Kyle has participated in over 100 exhibits, ranging from festivals to solo shows. His dedication to the arts, culture and creativity in Oklahoma City has always been highly visible. Kyle also has a background in music performance, writing and production. Kyle also creates custom furniture and functional art at Share Furniture. When not making art, he’s an award-winning communications, strategic planning and process development specialist with over 20 years of advertising, graphic design, marketing and public relations experience. His business, The Golding Group, combines commerce and creativity to make organizations more effective, efficient and sustainable. Kyle has been featured in multiple publications such as Entrepreneur, Arts Focus, Daily Oklahoman, OK Gazette and Journal Record. His creativity blog has also garnered national attention by the likes of the American Marketing Association and League of American Orchestras. |
